Teiraboa Basecamp

The staff were SO helpful, if they looked at you and thought you needed something, they came over with it or asked you if you needed help. The facilities are clean, well maintained, and it was SO cheap as a cyclist. Full marks.

Writing this as a pilgrim coming from the Camino Primitivo — and this was our very first glamping experience. It was beautiful! We were warmly welcomed at reception by a friendly guy who explained everything about the place and how it works. Our little cabin for two was super clean and perfectly prepared for a comfy night 🌿✨ There was a nearby toilet and sink, so we didn’t have to walk across the whole area every time. The campground itself offers spacious showers, sinks, a laundry area, and even a BBQ zone. Snacks and drinks were available, but unfortunately no breakfast. Still, we really enjoyed our stay and will happily recommend it — whether you’re arriving by foot, car, camper, or sleeping in your own tent 🚶‍♀️🚐🏕️ A great place to recharge — and just a short walk from town!

The stay was great. It was silent, peaceful, and the young guy at reception was really kind and helpful. The cafe workers almost ruined it though. We arrived too early for check in and I asked if we could go ahead and use the washing machines. They looked at each other and at me like they were totally out out, and then basically ignored me except for pointing in the general direction of the machines. Then later when I went back and asked for a sangria, the guy looked at the girl working and said something to her, then she made my sangria and scowled at me. Then she was super friendly with the other guests. Maybe it’s because I spoke poor Spanish, maybe it’s because I’m a pilgrim on the Camino, I don’t know. But it really did sour the whole experience. This was on May 25, 2025