Camping Nautic Almata

We stayed ten days in the lodge canal area. The staff were so friendly and everything was kept very clean. Really nice beach and beach bar to enjoy dinner and drinks. The kids loved the pool area too and the football and tennis. Mostly Spanish holiday makers and a really relaxed vibe. It’s in a brilliant location to explore the Costa Brava too.

This coming summer vacation, we’re heading to NAutic for the third year in a row. We had a wonderful time at Lodge Bahia for two years, and this vacation we’re going to try Lodge Canal.
It’s a bit more luxurious with a private toilet and shower, though we’ve never had any complaints about the public restrooms—they were always clean.
The kids (ages 4–10) have a great time there; Nautic really feels like coming home.

For years, this campground was our number one choice in Europe.
And it’s still an impressive facility.
However, not everything at the campground is up to date anymore.
The restrooms are clean, but they urgently need to be modernized.
The beach looks very neglected, and the showers on the beach are practically gone.
What bothers us most, however, is the extremely high number of dogs on the beach and in the water.
A designated dog area would certainly be very appropriate.
Even though most dog owners, of course, see it differently.
Nautic has never been a cheap campground, but unfortunately, the current price trends no longer meet our expectations.
And the value for money is no longer acceptable.
So, unfortunately, we have to say goodbye to our former favorite spot.........

Great campground for the whole family.

First downside... 13 euros a day for car parking. If you don't want to pay, they tell you to park far from the campground in a dirt lot where there are signs warning of theft... It's the first campground in that area that charges me for parking...Second negative point: You can’t play music, not even at a low volume… Security guards on scooters are immediately on you, telling you off because some campsite guest has complained…I mean, it’s a campground, not a resort… and then there are the security guards who zoom around on their scooters at full speed through the sites late at night and early in the morning… We won’t be back… There are several better alternatives in the area… It’s a shame that the essence of what a campground used to be is being lost.

We stayed here for 10 days in the preseason with our RV, just a few meters from the beach.
The cleanest restroom and shower facilities you can imagine.
Exceptionally friendly staff.
The restaurant is also very good.
Unfortunately, during the first few days of June, it was a German enclave—though most of them were very friendly—but you really stood out as the Dutch family.