We (couple) camped in our van here for a long weekend recently. Loved being in amongst the pine woods. Good facilities on-site. The toilets / shower blocks are cleaned well each day. Showers are adjustable for warm water, which is great for a campsite. You can walk to the beautiful beach of Malhao, one of my favourite spots in Portugal. Short drive or taxi for Milfontes (if you need a taxi contact 00351917347413 - lovely taxi driver!). I think for a camping trip you have everything you need, I'll return one day.

Loved camping here! We visited the campsite for a long weekend 9-12th May 2024. We have a large tent which we tow in our trailer by our car. All three fit on our pitch which was great. We had a lovely outlook and position in the pine forest. It was quiet for visitors, but still had a good atmosphere. It was very peaceful, zero trouble getting to sleep. Our daughters 5 and 7 loved riding their bikes around, playing tennis on the courts, playing in the park and using the pool. All areas were clean tidy and well looked after. The bathroom facilities were cleaned every morning. Hot water from the showers was great after a few hours at the beach. We had an electric pitch which worked perfectly. We didn’t use the restaurant as dinner from 7:30 is a little late for our girls. We did, however enjoy a handmade cocktail from the bar - lovely! Also coffee and homemade cake on another occasion, which was delicious. We enjoyed ourselves so much, we have booked another trip for next month!

Beautiful campsite. Swimmingpool, tennis and footbalcourt. Restaurant,bar and supermarket. Staff is friendly. Walking about 15 minutes to the beach on a very sandy way. Nearby Vila Nova de Milfontes and Porto Covo. Distance must be by car.

They apparently changed the prices over the summer. They wanted to charge me over 30€ for just one person in a small van without electricity. End of September..

While the campsite is close to a beautiful beach, it has some frustrating limitations that impact the overall experience. The side gate near the beach closes at 8pm, but the main gate, which is 5km away, stays open. This setup is inconvenient because you can't leave the campsite on foot through the nearest gate after 8pm without having to make a lengthy detour. The requirement to scan both a personal card and a vehicle at the gates adds to a sense of excessive control, making it feel restrictive and monitored. Additionally, the toilets are old and need updating, which further detracts from the enjoyment of the stay.