Magical Experience for a pilgrim, the place is beautiful !! It has Wifi and a Pool, super friendly service, the beds were 4/5 but overall a very good experience. We had a double room with a patio with chairs and loungers 👌👌

So beautiful place as a camping ground. Lovely and silent. Friendly and helpful staff. Close to small local town which has really nice restaurants and cafes. There's a bus station directly in front of the camping, you should plan 1-1,5 hours for going to Porto.

Pleasant site our first stay at Orbitur. We then booked additional sites. Although a large site very quiet and clean facilities. Close to beach through back end of town. Used as a base to get bus and tram to Porto.1.5hrs each way but easy and cost effective. Staff very helpful. Pool nice at end of hot day

Perfect location for visiting Porto. Slightly tired facilities but everything worked as it should, good hot water etc, which is all you need! Looks like they’re doing renovations anyway. Nice friendly staff and near a pretty beach.

I asked for camping as I have my tent, but camping means 'away from home'.Tents not allowed. So I got a garden shed with a bed in it. Good location about 5 mins off the Camino

Lots of flys everywhere, showers need a sqiggy as filthy floors, not cleaners fault. Guys smoking weed at bar/restaurant next door, great for my kids not!

Well located as accomodation for pilgrims on the way to Santiago. I paid 24euro for a nice little house in the woods. You need a sleeping bag or lines on top of the plastic mattress.

Stayed for 3 nights so we could visit Porto. Clean showers and toilets. We have a 7.5mtr motorhome and had trouble finding a spot long enough. Ended up behind on site store and unfortunately on the last day/night, the road outside our van was sealed off as they were digging up pipes, bit of an inconvenience. A little bit dated, lots of permanent vans set up. Pool was a bonus and welcome relief from the heat.

The rooms were clean and tidy. Very quiet area. There is a swimming pool and showers. Additional toilets and showers nearby the houses. There are few shops within a 20 min walk. 10 minutes walk to the nearest beach by the ocean.

Lovely campsite - reduction for pilgrims! Well laid out, plenty of good facilities, good little shop with fresh bread. Good pool.

Lovely campsite, 300 metres from the sea and a bus stop directly outside to take you to the metro and on to Porto. The lovely lady on reception ( Gloria) was absolutely lovely and so helpful. Facilities could perhaps benefit from a facelift but we're perfectly acceptable.

I have very mixed feelings about this place.... We stayed in a bungalow that slept 7 which was nice. One of the complaints is that the room with the toilet in was tiny. This made it a squeeze when sitting on the toilet. Anyone over 6ft tall would probably have to leave the door open. Some of the staff on site were extremely friendly. The main guy who works on the barrier at the entrance was always extremely happy and welcoming and could brighten anyones day no matter how bad it was going. The only time he failed was after the numerous times we had to put up with the maintenance men who constantly enforce the pointless rules. The pool on site is the only pool in the world who don't allow beach balls. The pool was completely empty and we still weren't allowed to play with a ball with their only reason being GERMS!!!!! If you're going to ban balls because of germs you may as well shut the pool down because humans carry a lot more germs than the ball we purchased from the site shop 30 seconds prior. On one of the days a young child had a foam water pistol which was confiscated because he was playing with it in the pool. It honestly felt like they went out of their way to make the pool experience as miserable impossible by banning anything fun. We aren't the first people who have had to put up with this as previous reviews have highlighted this issue. The workers should stop waisting their time enforcing the petty pool rules and spend some time on the upkeep of the sport facilities. The tennis courts and football pitch are in no fit state. Behind the tennis courts lies a field of Hogweed which if anyone were to touch they could potentially be hospitalised. All in all, the campsite is alright but is not suited for anyone who wants to relax next to the pool It is located up the road from a fishing village with plenty of nice restaurants with the best being Lobo Do Mar 1984 which is a must visit when staying in the area. (DO NOT GO TO THE ONE ON SITE) Porto itself is a great city and we had a fantastic holiday but if I go back I would certainly look elsewhere for accommodation.

We spent 2 nights in a sweet camping. Clean, well maintained( staff working all the time), pool, shop, really nice feeling everywhere. A bit of a walk to the beach, but a lovely experience and we are thankful

Pitches very small all under trees some very tall pine trees toilets ok small supermarket on site plus much bigger ones not too far away good for bikes along cost plus restaurants dotted along the way would i stay there again no it's not for me

Impossible to acces the bar from the pool, you need to walk around 300m, just incredible. The terrace was very dirty and no service. Tiny places for campers, supermarket has nearly nothing to sell

Spent 2 nights here in order to visit Porto by public transport. The site was busy( beginning of July 22) with dirty shower blocks (no toilet paper) and only 6 amp EHU which tripped constantly. Would not recommend.

The campsite is actually quite nice and the location near the beach and the lovely fishers village of Angeiras is just perfect. However the campsite appears a bit dead and lacks soul. Also staff with the exception of the night guard are very distant and they couldn’t care less whether you wanted to stay or not. But for the location and Porto nearby it is great. Harry