We stayed at the end of August as the guided tour of the park was recommended. This is a very nice site with a choice of pitches. Toilets and showers were very clean. The pool was good and accessed through the car park but not restricted to the campsite and can get very busy. Reception staff welcoming and helpful including arranging our tour which was incredible as we would not have known where to look and the list of birds went on and on. Nice little shop. Cycling is hilly but roads not too busy. The one disappointment was the bar/restaurant as the barman was rude telling us we could not eat. We then noticed people coming in and ordering as the kitchen opened at 20.00. We raised this with an older man who clearly had words with the young guy who was trying to be clever. The food was good.

We came here for a couple of nights and stayed eight! This is a fantastic campsite. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The showers are amazingly strong and hot. The facilities are kept spotlessly clean. The pitches are lovely - you choose where you want to be. They even have pitches with wooden canopies for shelter. There is so much to do in the surrounding area. We enjoyed two visits to the Monfrague Park centre adjacent to the campsite..take earphones so you can listen to the wonderful audiovisual. A bar code reader on your mobile will give you access to all the information in English. We thoroughly enjoyed the half day trip with Valentin to the National Parque. Valentin is a font of information about the birdlife, history of the area, vegetation and so on. It was worth every penny ( euro) and the picnic at the end was fun. With Valentin’s telescope we could see vulture and stork chicks on their nests etc etc. We then retraced the route on two days ourselves. We also visited the adjacent valleys. The Valle del Jerte was wonderful with all the beautiful cherry terraces. There are also many lovely cycle routes near the campsite to be enjoyed. Sitting on the terrace at the bar watching the sunset is idyllic. The shop doesn’t stock a huge variety of items but there is wonderful fresh baguettes every day, planet of eggs, butter, juices, and long life milk, we bought ourselves each one of the walking poles available at reception. They are beautiful, made by local old men as a wee money earner. The only reason we are moving on is we are coming to the end of our holiday and need to head for Santander. Next time we are in Spain we will definitely be back. A fabulous campsite.