As lovely as ever! still limitef hot water for dishwashing....but that\\\'s the only negative! Best views of land and sea we have encountered.

Truth is you pay for the dream location anything else needs improvement. About 2/3 of the pitches are having a view to the sea.
Sanitary seems new but why having seperate tabs for hot and cold, both marked blue. So burns are common. Dangerous for kids is also the natural but also build falling hazards with no securing. Cold water for dish cleaning and dirty tables and classes in the Restaurant. And why in the world is the staff cruising all day long with their old loud Diesels on site?! Just disturbing. Sad was the attempt to have a playground. Two devices, very old and broken. Again dangerous for kids.

We have a 7 metre motorhome and really struggled to find a decent size pitch. So many long term caravans taking all the good spots. However we got a place just up from the beach, fabulous views. Toilets and showers excellent but COLD water for washing up. Wifi rubbish even in bar where it is supposed to be. Great site for tents. To be honest it's the location that sells it.

we have not found a prettier site in Europe! the only negative is pretty minor really...come on La Pay..you've upgraded the toilets and showers beautifully, it's time there was more than 1 lukewarm tap in the washing up area! Caution too the showers can be on the cool side! overall tho, there is no better site for viewsgrom your pitch...Simply fantastic!

Great site,amazing views from the terrace,unusual with the terraces hanging onto the cliff,well worth visiting,beware of the steep slope,although in fairness we were warned

We stopped at this campsite by chance on the way to Santander. Amazed by the precipitous nature of the whole site clinging to a cliff overlooking the sea with the tents literally on terraces overlooking the sea. We had a more traditional pitch for our campervan. Steep walk to the beach and back but a charming site if a little busy at this time of year but the staff were amazing and found us an extension lead when we needed one and were more than helpful. Showers and toilets OK but open to the elements which could be a little bracing on a chilly day! Restaurant pretty adequate and wifi poor but all this outweighed by the most amazing scenery and beautiful weather.

The entrance road is almost loose shaled concrete where the top surface acts like gravel and contributes to wheel spin. Given the pitch of the slope on the short straights, about 45degrees<> and steeper on the tight turns and the looseness under wheel we perhaps should been towed up by the Range Rover service, of which there are 2. But being in a decisive mood I drove much to the surprise of Fran on Reception, I tow with our VW Caddy Maxi, pulling an Eriba 552 Troll. I will add this road to my list of a number of other roads, U.K. Included, where I should have spent a little more time thinking about whether to do it or not. But at the top the ascent was worth it, the car coped and all was well when we were pitched, spanning 2 pitches with a great full frontal view in a rare location. I am planning on the descent being easier.