Camping Bella Terra

Very nice campsite that we have been visiting for many years. We always reserve a comfort pitch facing the sea, but the prices have increased sharply. The ACSI discount is not applied, especially to the comfort beach pitches. The sanitary facilities are spotless, but the receptionists are only just friendly. Most of the guests are Dutch.

This was the worst campsite I have ever seen. We left again after one hour. Based on the photos on the site’s website, the comfort beach pitches looked dreamy. In reality, it was a nightmare. The pitches are not separated. There were two trees on our pitch. We would have had only two metres for chairs and a table. I felt cheated.

A privileged pitch separated from the beach only by the cycle path, a snack bar that you absolutely must try, and sanitary facilities—as is often the case in Spain—clean enough to eat off the floor.

Extremely clean and quiet campsite. By the sea with direct access to the beach. I highly recommend it.

We highly recommend this campsite. We paid €49 for one night for two adults and two children. The sanitary facilities are incredible: everything is well designed, perfectly maintained and clean. A special mention for the children’s area designed to teach independence—a concept our children loved and embraced. The pitches are large. There were few people at this time of year, so manoeuvring was easy.

We stayed at the site for a week for the third time. Very clean, great large and shady pitches. Nothing to complain about. :-)

Very nice, clean and friendly campsite. The staff—whether cleaners, gardeners or security—are always working. The sanitary facilities are constantly cleaned, with relaxing background music. We were there from mid-September to early October. The supermarket has everything you need, including lots of camping accessories, and the staff there are very friendly. Located directly on the beach.

A top campsite. It was cleaned all day. The sanitary facilities were new and very spacious. The shower water was very hot and the staff friendly. Yes, there are many permanent campers, but it gets quieter farther toward the front. We were there in September and had two noisier nights until midnight and 12:30 a.m. We don’t know whether we would stay during peak season, as the entertainment is probably often loud.

Great location next to beach with security gate for entry exit to beach. Shower toilet block big and cleaned regularly from 6am all day. Great pool and children’s pool. Entertainment and bar with shop adjacent. . ASCI card27€ September. Standard pitches mixed in with seasonal can get a bit noisy with the Spanish at weekend. premium closer to beach has hardly and seasonal pitches .

Absolutely perfect location at the end of the promenade, right on the beach, lively, wonderful old trees, clean and tidy, acceptable restaurant (not Michelin-star cuisine), full in mid-September, 2 people and 2 nights €80. Everything good! However, there is sometimes a slight chemical smell from the factory in the neighboring town!

The location is perfect, with a gate providing access to the beach. However, the campsite is very noisy. Lots of young children (mid-September), lots of traffic. Mostly Dutch tourists. Very nice facilities, but we prefer more intimate campsites.

Very happy with this campsite, nice pitch, very close to the sea and the center within walking distance. The sanitary facilities are very well maintained by the entire cleaning team.

€76 for 2 people/motorhome for 1 night on 30/08/2025. That is completely disproportionate.

Nice campsite, very clean sanitary facilities, swimming pool and beaches. Close to the town center, souvenir shop and Mercadona. Rates a little high.

Expensive campsite with many permanent campers. Unfortunately, the price-performance ratio is not right here. Chaotic ordering and payment system at the bar. Otherwise, a good pool area for adults and children. There is also a supermarket on the campsite.

Unfortunately, we were not impressed by the site. The price-performance ratio is not right. A standard pitch costs €65 per night (T5, two adults). Lots of permanent campers, so you do not really feel welcome. The payment system at the bar is very chaotic, although the prices are good. Long queues at the showers during peak times.

Off-season: Expensive. ACSI standard, €27 (rows 4–8). Schuko = between permanent campers, lots of shade. ACSI comfort, €34 (row 3), electricity and water/wastewater, better pitches. Internet +€5/day. Supermarket (8am–1pm) has frozen food, bakery, fruit, vegetables, household goods, camping supplies, canned food, etc. = expensive. Rows 1–3 are very windy. Sand. Ants, pigeons, sparrows. Shade, Dutch, Spanish, Germans. Pitch 4210, good location. Friday + neighboring pitch = loud party :(

It was closed, although the website says nothing about this.

Really nice beachfront campsite. Direct access to the sea through a secure gate with a code. The sanitary facilities are always clean, whatever time you go. Very good!

Very narrow lanes. Difficult with a large motorhome. We chose the pitch at the entrance to make things easier. Facing the pool and restaurant. €5 extra for a comfort pitch, hardly justified! Noise from the restaurant... passing cars... the price needs reviewing for this pitch! Congratulations to the staff who clean the showers. I have rarely seen them so clean.

Very nice campsite by the beach. Friendly staff. Well-kept toilets. Off-season cost: €27 with an ACSI card.

Perfect! Welcome, flat pitches, 5 minutes from the beach via a private, secure entrance with keypad. Huge, modern and very, very clean sanitary facilities. (I have rarely seen this, and I visit more than 50 campsites a year!) Walking or cycling along the seafront. Top. The only negative point: a beautiful unheated pool, so it was deserted! I recommend this place.

+ right on the beach / beautiful and clean sanitary facilities / fenced-off dog run / great pool. - expensive even in the off-season / unfriendly welcome or reception

Beautiful, very clean, shady campsite with lots of entertainment, a lovely pool and a large children’s slide, right by the sea. The week after 15/08/24, more than €90 for the pitch.

Traditional campsite, nothing like a resort. Very good pool, very good sanitary facilities. Expensive supermarket with products lacking price labels so you get caught out. Narrow roads with pine trees and other campers’ cars; with a large motorhome, you will earn a master’s degree in maneuvering and sweat. All the pitches are very close together, practically on top of one another. 80% Dutch; your children will have few friends to play with.

For €33 with ACSI, we got a super comfort pitch, absolutely top sanitary facilities, very friendly staff apart from reception, a nice pool area, direct beach access, a charming old town about 1,500 m away, and a visit to Jardi Botanic Marimurtra is highly recommended. Well-stocked shop on site, or a supermarket and restaurants within a 5-minute walk. Tapas Mua Brise is recommended.