TAIGA Puerto Santa María

Huge campsite with very new showers and very well-located toilets, with the beach next door. Super polite and helpful staff, huge pool with fantastic sun loungers, great bar and supermarket, large pitches. On the downside, it is a bit dusty, there are lots of mosquitoes and it is a little expensive: an AC, two adults and two children — who no longer count as children at 11 years old — cost €93 per day.

Huge pitches, although some are sandy. It is too large and has only one exit. It takes 10 minutes to walk out of the campsite; they should make a second exit. The showers are very good.

For this price is too much.

I am a customer of that chain. I went to reception and identified myself. I asked if I could come in for a look around because I was in the area and I always like to see future campsites. They did not let me in, and they did not treat me very well either. To get to the beach, you have to cross a road, and the descent to the beach with a trolley was far away.

Extortionate prices: €170 for two days for an average-sized motorhome pitch. The location and beaches are not its strong points. We clearly will not return.

First impressions count. At reception I was told that if I did not have a reservation, I would have to let anyone with a reservation go ahead of me, hoping that nobody would enter in the meantime. Not bad, except that at 7:30 the rubbish truck came in, cars continued entering after midnight, and in the showers you get the rinse water from the neighbouring showers. Very dirty, very expensive.

Good location, but that’s about it. The pitches are extremely dusty and dirty, and it’s obvious that maintenance is not a priority here. The sanitary facilities are not the worst, but during weekends, when the campsite gets crowded with locals, they become absolutely filthy — it feels like a South American prison. The children’s playground also needs proper cleaning from time to time, as it was completely covered in bird droppings. Overall: dust, dirt, zero care and zero maintenance. A wasted potential.

Excellent campsite, wide pitches, very friendly and helpful staff. We had a very good stay, but the only issue was the restaurant staff, who were not friendly because they closed at 8:00 p.m.; the treatment was very unpleasant. Everything else was very good. Thank you very much.

Very nice campsite with easy access. Wide lanes. Beautiful pool surrounded by lawn. The reception staff speak a little French. Clean sanitary facilities. Beach opposite the campsite, 100 metres away. Ferry or bus from the seaport, a 25-minute walk away, to visit Cádiz. €27 with ACSI.

Nice campsite with the beach nearby, as well as a promenade and cycle path. Modern, clean sanitary facilities. Convenient motorhome service for filling and emptying water. Very large pitches, with a choice of shade or no shade. Restaurant, which we did not use, and a well-stocked supermarket at reasonable prices. Ferry to the city departing nearby. Friendly reception staff.

We camped there during the Xeres Festival without knowing or imagining that it would fill up with motorcyclists making noise with modified motorcycles and idling engines, travelling at more than 10 km/h. The campsite managers allowed it. We filed a complaint with the OMIC; the campsite’s response was to ignore the facts, so we felt treated as liars. In short, we will not return, and we did not deserve the treatment we received.

Very large campsite with a corresponding noise level — lots of caravans! Not to our taste. Sanitary facilities “okay”. The facilities and location are good for visiting Cádiz. We did not want to stay more than two nights — very expensive without an ACSI card!

Campsite with pitches under pine trees. Sanitary facilities are adequate, although they do not always smell very good. Too large and too expensive for us.

Pitches for all types of vehicles. The sanitary facilities are clean and the water is nice and hot. Quiet and shaded. It is a shame that the pool is not open yet, as it is already 30°C. A lot of wind during our stay, unfortunately.

Very nice campsite, especially in the area under the pine trees. Very clean, with very clean sanitary facilities as well. Very friendly and professional welcome. Large beach opposite the campsite. A 20-minute walk to take the boat to Cádiz.

Large campsite. Nothing special, but it has everything you need.

Overall, the campsite is average. The large pitches are a positive. The ground is mainly sand, which quickly becomes dirty and muddy when it rains. It is also less practical that the grey-water and chemical-toilet disposal points are quite far away for many pitches. The Wi-Fi is very poor and barely usable. The restaurant is okay, but expensive.

Pitches enclosed by walls, partly under pine trees. Spacious and very clean sanitary facilities. Well-stocked shop on site or about 1.5 km away. The beach, with swimming access, is within walking distance; there are stones and shells near the shore, otherwise it is fine sand. Wi-Fi is available on site but only performs moderately well. Good starting point for an excursion to Cádiz. By ferry, about 30 minutes.

Campsite for one night, quite expensive and too industrial. €14 for electricity, €46 for one night for two people. Quiet at night. Val Fred.

It could be a good campsite, but there is a lot of noise: many cars driving quickly between the pitches and far too many barking dogs. In short, it is a noisy campsite. We are here over the May Day weekend and the campsite is full, so perhaps that explains it.

Nice campsite at this time of year, with large and small pitches under the pine trees. Very clean and spacious sanitary facilities. €27 with ACSI, reasonable.

A very nice and very clean campsite. Excellent and extremely clean sanitary facilities. Very welcoming staff.

It’s an ok campsite if you need somewhere to stay with washing machines, showers and toilets (which were always very clean). Had fresh water, grey water and toilet disposal. It’s close to the dog beach and there is a nice village if you want along past the marina. The main town is good for restocking at the supermarket.

Very large, unwelcoming campsite. The staff are too businesslike. Paying more than €50 to sleep in the car park while waiting for a place the next day. I do not recommend it.

We spent one night during Easter 2026 with a rooftop tent and liked the campsite, next to the beach and with very clean bathrooms. The price for two people was €35 plus €8 for electricity. It is now called Taiga. If it were cheaper, it would be a 10/10 campsite. Even so, highly recommended.

Those who arrive early get a better place. Sanitary facilities are okay but take some getting used to; not all basins have hot water. Driving through the town to arrive and leave is difficult: very narrow streets and many one-way streets. €8 for electricity per night is outrageous! Beach access is okay.

3 stars because of excessive charges: €8 for electricity, €2 extra for a sunny pitch! I suppose they charge the same for a shaded pitch in summer! No ACSI as indicated because we are 10 days before Easter. The campsite is adequate, with comfortable and clean sanitary facilities, the possibility of going to Cádiz by bus, coastal paths for walking and cycling, and a beautiful beach directly opposite.

Best features: very clean bathrooms, spacious pitches, nearby beach — although it is not one of the best in the area — and an ideal location for eating out and visiting Cádiz by ferry. Needs improvement: abundant mosquitoes during both stays. Pitches somewhat uneven. “Good location and very convenient for enjoying the area, although the mosquitoes can be annoying.”

Very large and unattractive site. The sanitary facilities are good, although some are far from the pitches. The beach in front of the site overlooks the industrial area of Cádiz — in our opinion, really not a relaxing or beautiful place, but okay for one night while passing through. In terms of price, it was one of the most expensive sites in southern Spain.

Very nice spot and superbly located. €27 with ACSI is perfectly reasonable. Very relaxed atmosphere. Points deducted for the mosquitoes.

We came for 3 nights & stayed 7! Very relaxing stay in one of the pitches overlooking the pond. Flat with stones & space for table & chairs. The facilities are great - very clean with powerful, hot showers. Nice restaurant onsite and only a 20 min walk into town & lovely beach. We paid €27 with ACSI & EHU. The ferry is great to Cádiz. All the staff are very friendly and helpful.’

Very large place with all services. The pitches are somewhat uneven, but this can be solved with levelling blocks, and they are quite spacious. Clean bathrooms and a very good washer-dryer service, which can also be paid for by card. Opposite the beach promenade, with a very large area for walking. Plenty of taps for filling with drinking water.

We spent almost one week in this campsite out of season and we had a very pleasant stay. Cádiz is easily reachable with the ferry or the train and locally there are plenty of things to do locally; there is also a spacious sandy beach nearby. The campsite is a bit datated but still fine and very quiet. Unfortunately our pitch wasn't very spacious but it was still shaded and flat.

3 nights in February 2026. Clean campsite and a warm welcome. Large pitches and all services working well. The surroundings are noisy because of nearby sports grounds. Beach directly opposite. Restaurant, bar and mini-market on site. The town centre is quite far on foot, about 45 minutes. It is possible to take the boat to Cádiz, 45 minutes away. Boat journey: 25 minutes. €83 for 3 nights with electricity and ACSI discount.

Location is good. Some noise from the foodball station. It is a family site. Facilities good. I experienced unwelcome service from the Restaurants around the place including the one outside the gate to the site. However service in the centre og the city is nice. All in all good location and city.

Fine place, but why do large motorhomes have to be sent all the way to the back of the site on the small roads? Fantastic, authentic and lovely town with a small local market, within easy walking distance of everything.

The sanitary facilities are spotless. The location for getting to Cádiz by ferry was excellent. We visited Osborne Sherry and had a superb German-language tour. The restaurant there was also fantastic. We did not like the town itself; it was too dirty for me. We stayed for a week; four days would have been enough. We would choose this campsite again.

I created an acsi card (25eur) just for this, so that's the only downside. The camping cost me 25eur/night with showers, electricity, water included and we loved it. we stayed in the pine tree section and was really pleasant, the pitch was big, close to showers (clean, hot water), toilets, washing station. The location is nice, near the bitch and a pine tree forest/park perfect for walks/running.

Stayed 6 nights until 22 Dec. Paid 25 Euro per night incl. electricity with ACSI card. Very friendly and helpful staff. The camp sites are OK, also the facilities. Good, little supermarket. Location is a few meters off a beach which is in an industrial area. The nice city of Cadiz is close by and easy to reach in about 45 min. Would come again when passing by this part of Spain.

The sanitary facilities cannot be accessed unless you stay overnight, and the site remains very expensive even out of season.

Very pleasant and very well-located campsite. Facing the sea, close to the bus stop for visiting Cádiz. Almost flat and wide pitch. All services available. Comfortable, clean sanitary facilities with very hot water. Washing machine €5 / dryer €3. Very well-stocked grocery shop. Very friendly staff. €25 with ACSI… too expensive, but it is the only one in the area!