This site is very hilly, the men's toilets/showers are on 2 levels, with toilets on the top level and hand basins/showers on the lower, however if you wish to use them at night take a torch as the auto lights go out very quickly and you can't see a thing, you have to hold the side of the wall and feel your way down stairs to wash your hands (very dangerous). Whilst we were their the supermarket, café/bar was not open. There was also a lot of work going on drilling/banging/sawing as it seemed the site were putting more lodges on. Although there are toilets and showers for the disabled I would not recommend this site due to its steepness and varying levels. I have knee problems and found it very hard. Also if the shop on site was open their are approx. 12 steps up to it (NO RAMP) and the café/bar approx. 6 steps. Having said all that the staff at reception were nice, but the best of all is only a couple of hundred meters across the road, a beautiful bay with a long flat promenade and a great sandy beach, if you can forget the tall buildings the town is very nice.

We visited this campsite twice during our 6 months touring. It is not a pretty site and quite shut in but the pitches are hardstanding with electric and water on each pitch. The staff are helpful and friendly, many speaking English. It is an easy walk to the seafront/sandy beach - you can walk for miles. The showers were hot and spotless. The town is spoilt by the many high rise flats and apartments but there are lots of nice little bars offering menu del dia etc.