Kampaoh Deva

We stayed one night in our campervan because the campsite is open in winter and usually offers quite a bit of infrastructure (in summer). The buildings/bathrooms are a bit dated, but they were always clean! Unfortunately, the bathrooms aren't heated in winter – at least there was hot water. What surprised me, especially with LED lights (which hardly use any electricity anyway), was that the lights often went out again within seconds. If you didn't move in front of the motion detectors, you were sometimes left in the dark after just 30 seconds. The same thing happened in the laundry room with the washing machines and dryers. The lights went out very quickly there too – extremely annoying, especially since the overnight price for the winter season was rather expensive at €49 – as if they couldn't afford a little more light... In summer, you can certainly make much better use of the campsite with all its amenities, and then the price would be more justified. For a pitch with some electricity, a cold bathroom, and annoying lights, it's far too expensive in winter!

The place is very nice, the people are friendly, and the reception staff are nice. However, their problem-solving skills are terrible. My boyfriend had an allergic reaction because the tent bed was dirty. When we went to ask them to clean it, they sent one of the receptionists to mop the floor and gave us only one sheet to make the bed ourselves. We had to sleep covered with a towel because they didn't provide a duvet or another sheet. Also, the food is very expensive.

The campsite is great, it has everything: a sunbathing area, a swimming pool, a bar-restaurant, full bathrooms, a gym, laundry facilities... You name it. It's in a very nice area and not too far from Gijón, with beautiful views. The tents are quite good; we rented one for two, and it has a large mattress and plenty of space inside for our things. In the morning, when the sun is out, it gets very hot inside, and the small fan, although it helps, ends up not being enough, but oh well, that's what you get when you sleep in a tent. The bathrooms aren't far away, but they're on a steep slope, which makes them a bit of a hassle.