Camping La Masia

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Pasamos cuatro días en San Juan todo muy bien para nuestro al ser tan grande el camping y aun teniendo dos piscinas están aglomeradas y también nos tocó un bungalow con unos vecinos aceptables porque paseando por el camping nos encontramos familias que tenían la música del coche a toda pastilla y en ese aspecto te toca de vecinos y te tienes que ir a que te hubiquen en otra zona hay que ser más respetuosos con tus vecinos esa es mi opinion

Très beau camping, très fleuries, ombragée et bien entretenu. Bungalow loué très propre Nous avons passé 15 jours et nous en sommes très content. On reviendra.

Esté camping es una maravilla. Casas limpias, con tele, aire, ropa de cama y cocina completa (no hay horno), no hemos visto bichos (cucarachas) ni nada en todo camping, gente de recepción y chicos con bici muy amable, piscinas con Koko una maravilla. Playa unos 10 minutos andando, panadería a la entrada con baguettes calientes. Volveré si Dios permite.

Bullet points if in a rush or don't want to read. •Great location, close to the beach. •food on site is hit/miss. Order spanish dishes. •Campsite is extremely noisy until about 2am. Noise curfew not enforced. •Kids will love the pools, but they lack hygiene. •Shalets, you get what you pay for. I do regret "cheaping out" on this one. •Some staff are lovely, some have given up on the task and will let you know with their manner. • Grounds kept very well. Landscaping staff earn their keep. We arrived in the campsite late evening and were handed the keys and told we would have to find the rental ourselves, as we booked through a third party it was not their responsibility. We were given good directions though. The mobile/ shalet was not dirty, but was not spotless either. We were so tired after a long day we didn't care, plus we were in "holiday mode". We were so tired, we didn't really pay attention to the noise from some of the neighbours on the first night. It was only every other night that we realised that some people do not abide by the hours of silence, supposed to be enforced on site. This noise mostly originated from the overwhelming number of members of a certain "nomad" community. I think the security were a bit apprehensive about confronting them. The Central pool was a favourite for the kids, but the pool was very crowded and you won't avoid getting landed on by a cannonball at some point. Some parents were taking their toddlers into the pool without swimming nappies or even bathing suits, yes, naked babies. I found this disturbingly unhygienic. The two lifeguards may not be enough for the amountof people. Is it common practice abroad? Am I being a Ken? There was the usual carry on of people reserving their loungers for the day with beach towels, but in fairness you should still find one. The toilets at the pool were absolutely sparkling. Kudos to the cleaner in this area. You deserve a raise. The food in the on site restaurant is hit and miss. In fairness, the local/ traditional dishes were bang on. Shame on me perhaps for ordering a burger in Spain, it was not cooked. The wife got a paella and it was delicious. The kids menu is standard enough and the kids aren't too fussy so no comment there. Overall I get the impression that this place was once an absolute diamond, but it's best years might be behind it. My advice to La Masia, Start being a bit more select about you clientele, enforce your curfew, promote the pool area cleaning lady to cleaning manager for the site, remind your staff that a smile goes a long way. You're in the business of making people's holiday a good/ happy experience. I would not return unless I knew all these had been put in motion.

I will be back, I loved the experience.