Don’t ever go here in the weekends. You will be left reeling by the influx of droves of Spanish people who are noisy ( including the parents ) inconsiderate of other camping users.
What looked and was a nice campsite has turned into a zoo. Can’t wait to leave . And all quite excepted by the camp owners apparently.

Nice site with excellent pool complex and Toilet facilities. An interesting walk into the 'town' through the ornamental gardens adjacent to the river. Lots of boating activity when we were there. We arrived just before a local Music Festival in the town somewhere - a mini Glastonbury - and as pitches were vacated, they were immediately filled with 4 small tents for the pre-booked revellers who started arriving in hordes the day before we left. We escaped just in time.

We came here to stay two nights before moving onto a campsite nearer Madrid. Found out we could walk to the station and get a train in for 4 euro into Madrid. However so impressed with Aranjuez town and the site stayed 8 nights, pitch 28 with river frontage, staff very helpful , shop has fresh bread and croissants every morning, toilets and showers the best we have experienced in Spain in our 6 weeks of travelling. This site is a must as , is the town which deserves at least two days worth of exploring, palaces, fountains and gardens are beautiful. ASCI card means that you can choose any pitch even though they have 3 sizes that normally demands a higher cost. Very busy at weekends so if travelling on spec as we were best to get in before Friday or as we did arrive late on Sunday, out of season. I imagine in July and August you would need to book. Swimming pool was having maintained during our stay but looked good lots of water slides, children’s play area also very good. On site Resturant also very popular.

Margaret Williamson's review below says it all really. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon which was the end of the Halloween weekend, there were only four empty pitches, two hours later there were over fifty! Site is now deserted apart from a few stopovers. Good walk into town around the footpath as dogs not allowed in the park. Excellent ablutions. Good stopover site or maybe a bit longer. Site let down by very expensive wifi. Didn't bother!

A great site for visiting the town of Aranjuez, a short walk away through the beautiful gardens of the palace. Situated along side the river and on a side road, the site is quiet and well kept. The reception staff were extremely helpful. You can order bread and croissants from the well stocked shop. All facilities were excellent including the swimming pool. Plenty of pitches of varying size, most with water. The barman made the perfect gin & tonic!

Fabulous site. Staff very helpful, perfect English. Superb facilities block, always spotless. Plots suitable for tents although not much grass. Very good supermarket on site with reasonable prices. Location perfect for walking to the gardens, palace etc. Recommended and would stay again.

An excellent well-managed site, 15 minutes’ walk through the park to the centre of Aranjuez. The spacious hedged pitches all have water and drain.
The Reception team speak English and could not be more helpful. They directed me to the nearest caravan dealer (10 miles away in Sesena, half-way to Madrid) after phoning him to check that the 2017 ACSI Card book was in stock. Another camper needed a vet, others wanted a Ford dealer to fix their motorhome – all requests handled with a smile.
The toilet/shower block that was open was very warm and clean; a second block is being fully renovated. Good laundry, with 2 washers and 2 driers. The camp shop is closed but bread can be ordered. There is a large market hall in Aranjuez, open daily, with cafes and a small supermarket at its centre. Also a Lidl store and butcher’s less than 2 miles away along the Madrid road.
WiFi is available at 4 euros a day, with cheaper deals for 3 or 7 days, and works well everywhere.
The restaurant/bar is open daily except Tuesdays, with a good choice including an excellent 3-course Menu del Dia, and there are several restaurants in Aranjuez. And there is the Royal Palace to visit for a fee (or free of charge on Wed and Thurs from 3-6 pm). A little tourist train runs into Aranjuez from the campsite at 10.30 am daily (no charge), returning at 6 pm (or walk, or get a taxi!)
In winter, most campers pass briefly through but I found it a good place for a longer break, with mild weather and much less crowded than the campsites on the Spanish coast.
The only disappointment is that cycling is forbidden in the park (the Prince's Gardens), which would be the ideal way to explore it.

We stayed 2 nights on this site on our way south and will definitely return The facilities, pitches and campsite are good- wifi expensive. Staff friendly and helpful. Good restaurant/bar with friendly staff serving a excellent menu del dia. You can walk into the town via a very nice park or by road.

Stayed here in January so site was quite quiet but a flow of overnighters early evening. Pitches are flat and vary in sizes with water close by most. Reception staff were very friendly and helped us book a vets appointment for the following day. Toilet block we used was clean and very warm. Had a beer in the bar which had a lovely fire place and took out a takeaway meal.
Site is a 40min walk to the town with the palace and gardens to visit. Not sure what it would be like in high season, plenty of kids stuff here too. Shame that some pitches had long long term residents who made some parts scruffy. Overall though we'd go back.

This is a well run, clean and very popular site. Even on 1st September it was bust with families. It has a good restaurant/bar, nice large flat plots with shade and lovely pools. All went very well until we were woken at 10.30pm by the start of the loud and noisy musical event in the bar. Although we weren't on a plot close to the bar the loudspeakers made it quite uncomfortable for a couple of hours.I presume/hope this only occurs during the school holidays. We only stayed one night on a stopover. Wifi is expensive.