Camping La Masia

The campsite is divided among travel agencies and seasonal sites. The places are very close to each other. The seasonal spots are next to each other. Roan has two streets also close to each other, but neat. Children can play quietly. The pool is very crowded, so we only stayed for an hour and used the beach for the rest. This is within walking distance, 5 minutes, from the campsite. The campsite has a nice playground. The restaurant is less than terrible. Had ordered fish and it was as if it had been warmed in the microwave and placed on a plate. Other dishes were also not tasty. The restaurant and bar has no atmosphere and is not inviting. What is offered on the map, you must also pay attention to what you get. The little shop is fine, the bakery is also good and tasty. After 9:00 PM, there is nothing more to do at the campsite, no entertainment or music. For children, it's kids disco but all focused on Spanish guests. This campsite was not to our liking, but for someone else it could be fine. We are not coming back here. Roan has arranged everything fine, and he is friendly and helpful when needed.

Terribly shocked, barely 1.5 meters between the static caravans and back to back even less. A 3-meter wide street, you look at your neighbors on your terrace, no parking space near your caravan... drama... no privacy... all curtains closed day and night... it looks like the red light district if you leave a curtain open. Pools overcrowded, no spot around to lie around enclosed by fences... we came via Vacance Select and ended up in caravans from Siesta Lifestyle... never again for us.

Dirty No TV No sofa The guy at the door was insensitive. Terrible reception, the girl with glasses. I encourage no one to go.