Camping Costa del Sol Glamping Village

Just home from a weeks stay with 3 kids. Really enjoyed our stay. We stayed in bungalow Neri which was spotless with good air conditioning. The pool was fabulous with kids entertainment throughout the day. The campsite is within walking distance of the beach about 10 minutes or so and about 25 minutes into the town.
The campsite was well maintained and very clean.
The restaurant however was a bit expensive and very small portions for adults.
Also a bit more storage in the cabins would be better, other than that we really enjoyed our stay and would love to return.

The little glamping tents have a great layout and the beach across the road is fantastic. However sitting outside the tent and looking at a BP sign whilst listening to the sound of the freeway isn’t my style of “glamping”. I also think for this price point there could be more facilities, eg a bigger playground. The pool and slide are great.

The park is fairly new and we enjoyed our stay, but considering the price and the glamping experience, we do have a few recommendations.

The park is a bit out of the way, but you know that going in. We had a Neri cottage in a great spot, so we weren’t bothered by traffic. The busy boulevard is a 2-km walk away. The nearest dog-friendly beach is just across the footbridge nearby. A large mall is 1.5 km away. There’s a BP gas station next to the park, which is also handy for small errands.

Parking at €18 per day was also a major disappointment for us; we ended up looking for a spot further down the street every day.

The cottage was fine, except that it isn’t cleaned and you have to book that service separately for an additional fee. That didn’t give us that glamping or vacation feeling. When you open a new park and furnish the cottages, I also expect to find small bowls, wine glasses, trivets for pans, coffee cups that actually fit under the Nespresso machine, etc.

The Wi-Fi was mediocre, and the slide didn’t work at all during our entire vacation in mid-July.

Otherwise, it’s a beautiful, green, and well-maintained park with a small gym, a nice restaurant, and a pool. It’s located on a major road—not a nuisance, but you do need a car. There are lots of fun things to do in the area!

All the RVs at the campground are new. Everything looks very well-maintained.
The service is excellent; you can report issues or problems via an app, and they respond immediately.
The campground’s location is okay. The beach is within walking distance, but you’ll pass a small dog beach first. It’s not until much further on that you reach a cozier area with restaurants.
The location of the caravan is great! We have a Leo with a sea view. There’s a pretty steep hill to climb to get there, though. But the view is beautiful! However, it’s not suitable for people with mobility issues.

94.50 per week to park the car—that’s crazy—and the campground is right next to a terribly busy road. We won’t be going back. An expensive, crowded, and cramped campground. Unfortunately, the stationary caravans were also dirty and grimy upon arrival. It’s a shame when you’re paying that much money.

A very disappointing campground. The location is terrible—right next to the highway—which makes for very restless nights because of the constant noise from cars. On top of that, there’s barking dogs and road construction in the middle of July, causing disturbances from morning to night. It’s impossible to enjoy the peace and quiet or get any rest. I don’t recommend this campground if you’re looking for a peaceful vacation.