Caravaning Cuenca

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Ugly detail on the part of the lady who attended us at the exit, with the campsite being deserted, we asked her please, if we could leave around 2:30 p.m. after eating in our caravan, her answer, NO, or we would pay half a day, or We ate in his restaurant, otherwise, we had to leave the campsite at 12:00, but the best thing was, he told us that we had to leave because he had already reserved the pitch for that day, I don't understand, if I pay that supplement You no longer have the plot reserved? If I see the campsite busy, I'm the first one who doesn't ask for the favor, and if I plan to leave around 5:00 p.m. I don't ask for it either, but we said it until 2:30 p.m. Those small details help them get better feedback from their customers.

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A PASSING CAMPSITEUnfriendly and cold welcome. Huge campsite occupied largely by resident caravans. The impression upon arrival is a little surprising and not very inviting. Very quiet during the week (September), this is certainly not the case on weekends or during school holidays. Large, flat and very shaded pitches. Modern and clean sanitary facilities. Restaurant on site. Swimming pool closed, fortunately given the color of the water! Cycle path at the exit of the campsite to Cuenca, 8 km away. Obviously much too expensive: 33.00 (1 campervan, 2 people, electricity).

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Very large! In August it was pretty full! But everything works fine! Bear in mind that the areas can be quite irregular and could revitalize the pool area, which has certainly seen better days…

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