The good news first, some only some of the toilet facilities have improved since our last visit.
Still ill maintained and scruffy. The beautiful swimming pool, the best feature of the site is still closed until mid June along with the beach restaurant. The terrace restaurant is good and the staff pleasant.
Forget the WiFi ours hardly worked it was useless and when we complained to the very unhelpful staff at reception they said well it works here ( At the top of the hill ) so no you can’t have your money back.
The sea at the site is beautiful and the swimming is very good.

Scruffy, the washing up facilities are dire. The WiFi is pathetic if you complain you’ll be told “ it works here in the office “ so no you can’t have a refund.
Could be so much better but the management is non existent.
The pitches are a mess. No speed restrictions on the roads.
The sea however is great.

We\'d only been to a naturist campsite once before 10 years earlier so we\'re a little bit nervous about embracing nature in this way but we needn\'t have been. With the spacious pitches and lovely surroundings, we soon relaxed into this style of camping. The only downside was the lack of water points for campers. The restaurant and bar were great quality and value for money with marvellous views of the bay and sunsets and we were more than happy to use this regularly as the site is quite isolated from a town or local eateries.

It matters not which review site you choose they all point out the fundamental problem with El Portús; that being:- the total lack of effective site management and an absolute disregard for the customer base by the site owners. Negative reviews are being totally ignored, as are the onsite complaints of the site users. The same site faults have been repeatedly reported over several years and obviously disregarded by the management. Those with language skills will note that it is not just the Northern Europeans who are remarking the site shortcomings; therefore, a lack of understanding cannot be blamed for the ongoing management apathy.
I would challenge the ACSI inspector to actually try taking a shower in each and every shower block, to judge the validity of the numerous customer complaints posted on review sites. If the ACSI inspector has any influence with the site management/owners, then that influence should be used to drastically improved onsite conditions for ACSI members, yes?