A aimé - The pitch was nice but the campsite is quite difficult to negotiate in a larger van. The showers, toilet and washing machines were excellent but there was not an iota of information in any other language than Spanish which people found difficult. Some of the staff spoke English a bit but some people struggled.
N'a pas aimé - The swimming pool was closed despite 30 degree temperatures because they always close it as the school children go back to school. This wasn't mentioned on the site. The shop and bar had little available for the same reason- 1 orange ice lolly was all they had available.
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A aimé - Friendly staff, clean and efficient site
N'a pas aimé - Looking at rows and rows of stored caravans
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A aimé - Very welcoming , clean and tidy. Helpful staff . Good spot It all worked for us
Thank you
N'a pas aimé - No
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mostly flat pitches of good size. facilities clean. only 6amps of electric which our neighbour kept tripping out. nice bar area with good internet although a little pricey. walk down to the village was steep and a good 25 mins. pleasant harbour with many overpriced restaurants. caught taxi back to site for 5 euros.

Nice campsite. Some very small pitches so it seemed a little cramped. The pitches varied in size so worth having a good look around before setting up camp. A walk to Cudillero is interesting. Restaurants are expensive compared to other places. the walk back was hard work!

An excellent campsite particularly if you want to visit Cudillero. It is a semi rural setting and very quiet with no traffic noise. Access to the campsite is straightforward from the A8. Access within the site is good. We were here in May so there was plenty of room. There are limited touring caravan and motorhome pitches so you may not get in during the peak season. The toilet block is new with very good showers. There is a washing machine and dryer. Electric was good although it appeared to only be 6amp. Most of the pitches were level with some shade. Reception was helpful and friendly. The swimming pool looked excellent although we did not try it. Cudillero is an amazing little fishing village and well worth a visit if you have time. Don’t be fooled into thinking that the campsite is right next to the village. It is a steep walk down into the village of 20 minutes and an even steeper one back up. We were fortunate in having electric bikes. There is another Acsi site nearby which it says is near to the beach. Again don’t be fooled. It is a good mile downhill to the beach and a hard climb back up. Fine if you are driving but a real slog if you are walking especially with children. Toilet disposal and grey waste we’re all good.

A small, friendly site with a pleasant atmosphere. Staff friendly and helpful, small bar very welcoming. The pitches for ACSI users weren’t large, but as it wasn’t full we were able to put our cars on adjacent pitches. Disappointed that the pool wasn’t open by the end of May.
A very steep path led down to the beautiful village of Cudillero, which also has a nice beach. Don’t tow through that village, follow the directions in the book!

An excellent site. Close to town, but a steep walk back. Limited internet. Pool empty when we were there. Very friendly host, who spoke good English.

Super friendly and helpful staff. lovely modern and clean facilities. Close to the town- the walk downhill is lovely but brace yourself for the return!

A aimé - Well situated for the ferry at Santander. Nice site with pool and walking distance to the beach. Very helpful staff (we needed repairs). Booked for one night, we stayed two. Decent restaurant
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