does not accept the acsi card, no cc anymore.
the pool is dirty, the playground ist very small.
the toilets etc are ok. warm water, but you have to push the button very frequently.

Does not accept ACSI. But easy to get into the city on the bus. We have a 8.2 metre van and it was hell to park up and get out of our spot, but smaller vans would be OK. The drive way was very steep but leads on to flat terraces for parking up which has trees in all the wrong places and makes it a struggle to park. And it just wasn\'t me. Won\'t go again.

Location is perfect for exploring Santiago de Compostela. Campsite is well laid out but pitches are small, unlikely to fit awning and despite lots of vacant pitches they seem to pack everyone in beside each other. Cannot comment on the restaurant facilities, laundry was not working. Reasonable facilities overall but over priced in comparison to other sites offering a lot better for less.

Excellent location for catching the No4 bus into Santiago. Access quite steep but the pitches are fairly flat if crammed in. No space to put your table and chairs if you\'re there when it\'s busy. So close it would be like being in a car park. Quite expensive but it\'s the only one in town. Ideal for a couple of nights.

The location makes this site. It was so easy to visit the amazing city, by walking or an easy bus ride. A map was supplied to show the route and bus number. I didn’t see the swimming pool or cafe so I’m unable to comment on them. The grounds are rather rundown with a broken concrete roads, plenty of shade from trees and pitches close together. The night we stayed it was noisy with bangs from fireworks and loud music from a nearby event, just unlucky I guess.

We were very pleasantly surprised when we visited this campsite. Some of the reviews we had read were a little negative, and we were nervous about going there. However, our pitch was a perfectly reasonable size, and provided a nice mixture of sunshine and shade. Some pitches looked slightly more cramped than ours, but we also saw some large corner sites. The central access roadway was quite steep, and I was glad that my motorhome has an automatic gearbox (I wouldn\'t like to drive a caravan up that slope), but the lanes of pitches to either side, and the pitches themselves, were level. The shower block was absolutely fine. We didn\'t use the bar or restaurant, but they looked pretty good. In late May/early June we paid a night, including electricity, which I thought wasn\'t too bad seeing as the site has a monopoly in the city. There was a large shopping centre with a giant Carrefour supermarket a few minutes walk away. We cycled into Santiago once, but the roads were very daunting and unfriendly for bikes, so we used the no. 4 bus afterwards. If we are ever that way again I would be very happy to use the site.

The site is very steep, with careful consideration of approach required. The site is under renovation so reception, bar and restaurant not available. My wife informed me the facilities will be great when complete. 5 minute walk to bus stop, 10 minutes max bus ride. Good, although water went cold very quickly. Staff were very pleasant and helpful but you had to ring a bell to “summon” them. Price in February seemed high but you are at a pilgrimage site. Sports, a basketball court. Child play area. No food and drink available onsite however large, very good and cheap supermarket with great choices 5 minutes walk away.

Confused… advertised on ACSI but the site says it does not accept ACSI and is not a member?

This is a good site for visiting Santiago, but not recommended for a long stay. As others have said, pitches are cramped and unkempt. It’s also on a steep hill so you’ll get used to the smell of clutch smoke......pitches are difficult to get on to without a motor mover on your caravan. For motorhomes they’re OK, though, again expect your clutch to be tested....(SEE TIPS BELOW). It’s also expensive, especially for the facilities. Toilets need modernising but are clean.

Good bar though and staff are helpful and English speaking. Getting to the centre of Santiago is really easy on the Number 4 bus, 5 minutes walk from the site, every 30 mins for €1 ! And they run all day up to 22:30, even Sundays.

TIP : When you arrive, park OUTSIDE the entrance (there’s space on the road) and go in, book in and find your space first, then go into the site; you’ll Get a better run up the hill and easier access to your pitch. Always try the lower pitches first, the upper levels are tricky to get to (that’s British understatement for you....!)