Camping La Masia

Nous y avons séjourner du 30/08/25 au 6/09/25 en studio et nous en sommes très ravis. Le studio était propre et les lits , assez confortables. Pas mal de monde mais plutot calme a cette période. Le personnel est sympathique. Les piscines sont propres et le spa est super . Le camping est très bien positionné. Il y a une petit rue commerçante en sortant par l entrée sud avec la plage a quelques pas et en ce qui concerne les supermarchés, on y trouve un mercadona et un consum ou il y a un large choix pour beaucoup moin cher. Nous y reviendrons avec grand plaisir .

Perfecto para los niños con dos piscinas con toboganes infantiles , instalaciones deportivas y todo muy limpio y cuidado

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Camping bien centré, à proximité des plages, cependant le comportement d'un employé de l'entreprise homair entre autre Mr Gabriel qui interdit aux véhicules des vacanciers de se garer près de son bungalow, juste pour étendre son linge alors que les places sont rares dans les parkings, de plus son comportement hautain, t'ignorant comme si on étaient des intrus. Le personnel du nettoyage des allées sont formidables. Les chambres sont sales, pleines de poussière, les lits sentent le pipi. Brefs, vacances gâchées.

Las Masia Camping – Fell Short of Expectations Overall, Las Masia Camping didn’t meet our expectations. The site felt cramped compared to other camping and bungalow stays we’ve had, and parking next to the accommodation was extremely difficult. Our bungalow itself was surprisingly spacious, but we had to give it a serious deep clean upon arrival—always check under the beds and flip the mattresses. My brother-in-law’s family unfortunately caught head lice from the pillows in their bungalow, so I strongly recommend bringing your own. We did, and thankfully avoided that issue. The pool was as expected—overcrowded and loud—but that’s typical for peak season, so no complaints there. The water park, however, was excellent when it wasn’t chaotic. That said, there were no lifeguards on duty at the water park, only at the main pool. This became a real concern: my 3-year-old son was hurt multiple times, nearly breaking his nose after older kids slammed into him on the flume. Many didn’t wait for the person ahead to exit before sliding down, and some even went down in groups of 4 or 5, causing injuries. Kids were walking back up the slides while others were coming down—total chaos. A single lifeguard enforcing basic rules could have prevented this. Sadly, many parents didn’t seem to care either. Food at the pool was standard frozen fare—nothing exciting. We didn’t eat at the restaurant as it didn’t look appetizing. The beach nearby (not part of the campsite) wasn’t great—small, sharp stones instead of fine sand, even in the water. Blanes itself isn’t the most charming town in Spain. We’ve visited many places, and my wife grew up in Spain, so we know the difference. Around the campsite, there’s not much going on—just a few kebab shops and an arcade (which was fun for one night). For a better meal, head to the port area about 3km away; it’s more authentic and worth the drive. On the positive side, our bungalow (1215) was well located—just behind the shop and bakery, and a short walk to public showers and toilets. The bakery and shop were actually reasonably priced for a camping site. Unfortunately, a major downside was our neighbor: a staff member named Gabriel who stayed in the bungalow next to us. He was rude and unprofessional. We were told by reception that if there was space next to our bungalow, we could park our car—even a second one. There was space, but Gabriel insisted we couldn’t use it, claiming it blocked a gate (which was unused and cluttered with broken sun chairs). We respected that and moved the car. A few days later, after buying lots of groceries, we parked again in the same spot—carefully positioned not to block anything—and Gabriel made another scene, threatening to report us to management. Nothing came of it, but it created an uncomfortable vibe for the rest of the holiday. It became clear he wanted the space for his own convenience—to turn the company golf cart and hang laundry, rather than using his private terrace like everyone else. Overall, the best part of the holiday was spending time with family and enjoying the water park when it wasn’t chaotic. If you're considering camping in this region, I’d personally recommend Camping & Bungalows Platja Brava in Pals—far better beach, more spacious layout, and Pals itself is a much nicer village.

Me parecen impresentables hice una reseba y me la cancelaron no se xq motivos,luego hice otra y me la cancelaron tamb se supone por fallo técnico y no te dan ninguna solución, y ahora que le digo Amis hijos? y encima me cogí esos días de vacaciones.