Camping Santa Elena by Nice Camps

Misleading advertising. You go to their website and the price is no lower than €58 per night. On weekends it rises to €75. This app is for travelers, not businesses.

We stayed here for a 3 night weekend at the end of June, paying the ACSI rate. We really liked the terraced layout. We were allowed to simply choose our own pitch within a certain area. The walk into town was fine.

For the third time I have stayed at this campsite, most recently at the end of June. Very good welcome, booked online, decent pitch, clean toilets and showers cleaned regularly, close to Lloret center. Not too noisy despite its location. I will return without hesitation.

Note that you need the ACSI card for the €23 rate; otherwise it is €33 for two people, plus tourist tax and possibly €6 for the dog. Relatively quiet. Departure before 11 a.m. €50 deposit?????

Five stars provided you request a pitch in zones 6, 7, or 8, away from the road and pool. The sanitary facilities are remarkable, unlike anything I have ever seen at a campsite. The pool is quite large, but for a campsite this size, I am glad I stayed for the day in the low season, when the internal facilities were still closed. Very good value for money.

Beautiful campsite. Check-in was a little slow. I strongly recommend doing it from home in advance, although even then they are still slow.

A pleasant campsite within walking distance of the beach and center. This is our second time here. Early in the season, the shop and restaurant at the campsite are still closed. Complaints about the sanitary facilities concern the building near the road. Ask for a pitch beyond the shop and you will have a new building with modern, very luxurious facilities.

Not even worthy of being called a farm campsite. During the May 1 holiday weekend, everything was closed; the restaurant and bar were closed, and the pool was open for only four hours. Water point closed. In addition, we were asked for a €50 deposit, although we do not know why given the state of the campsite. Avoid zone 1; we were surrounded by apparently abandoned caravans.

Very well located, but note that prices have changed. Even with the ACSI card, they charge extra for the scooter and electricity. Otherwise, very pleasant.

Very warm welcome and an adequate pitch. The sanitary facilities are old-fashioned but clean. Fifteen minutes from the seaside! €23 with ACSI, perfect.

Wonderful. Perfect facilities. The pitch for two adults costs €26 (late April). Dogs are expensive at €6 each; they accept no more than two, and this is not stated anywhere. Everyone at reception was extremely friendly. The sea is 15 minutes away on foot, but it is worth it.

Poor treatment from the guard at the entrance. Check-in was very complicated. The pitch was dirty, full of bird droppings, pine needles, and sticks. I had to book two nights but left after one night because of all the bird droppings sticking to our shoes and the dog’s paws. I did not get any refund.

Excellent welcome. Very clean and quiet. Reasonable price. Close to beaches and shops. Two-night minimum.

Always very welcoming (thanks to the very friendly and professional French receptionist) and reasonably priced for the area. The grocery shop is currently closed. Exercise equipment and mini-golf. The big new feature is a €50 deposit required for the pitch. Dogs are charged extra and receive their own bracelet.

Very well-located campsite with easy walking access to the town center. Spacious, shaded pitch. Impeccable sanitary facilities. Very friendly welcome. We paid €24 including tourist tax on Easter Day for a 7 m motorhome and two adults. We had a very peaceful night.

The campsite advertises itself as a family campsite, but during our one-week holiday in August 2025 we found it full of drunk, disrespectful teenagers. One swimsuit was stolen from our clothesline, and they left the bathrooms filthy. We were the only family with children in the entire campsite. Very shady and with a basic pool, but I would not return. The filling service had a broken hose.

Very good campsite, very good showers, and a great welcome, very kind. I recommend it.

October ACSI card: €17. You get a shady pitch, small, maximum 7 meters. The sanitary block is truly awful. See previous comments. Run-down! Shop closed. Pool closed. Restaurant open only on weekends. Noise from young people at night. Evening security is unfriendly and does nothing about the noise. Run-down campsite that needs a major upgrade.

It says it is open, but it is not. We were turned away because it was closed.

We were here for the weekend of October 10 and 11. Good service, showers and toilets adequate, little activity, they are about to close, the pitch was fine, nothing to complain about. Thanks to Camping Santa Elena for their attention.

Excellent site! We were going to stay one night and ended up staying 3. 21€ a night. Toilet and shower block excellent and kept very clean (previous post said in need of renovation - looked newly refurbished to us). Restaurant,pool and shop closed while we were there 14/10-17/10. We will definitely visit again

Price: approx. €17 (low season + ACSI) Pitch: large, level pitches, electricity and water nearby. The campsite is huge, so not all pitches will be the same! Sanitary facilities: basically clean, but in serious need of renovation. Location: about 20 minutes to the beach, where dogs are not allowed. Nearest dog beach is about 20 minutes by car. Peace and quiet: quiet Monday to Thursday; Friday to Sunday there are many young people, loud music, and shouting. Shopping: about 5 minutes.

If you are in the lower part of the campsite, it is two stars at most. The pitches are very shaded, so there is no satellite reception. The sanitary facilities are not up to standard, there are no doors on the showers, broken locks in the toilets, and three sinks are out of order, clogged, or have no water. If you are in the upper part, it is very good: five-star facilities and open pitches. You must ask upon arrival.

We arrived before closing time, but they would not serve us. Very bad experience.

The positive point is the welcome. We were in zone 2, below, facing the pool. Two showers have a door; the other showers are in pairs, separated by a wall perpendicular to another wall that provides privacy, but without doors (I have never seen that). Moldy tile joints. Clogged sinks: of five, only two worked, one with scalding-hot water; the cold-water tap just spun freely. I will not return.

Beautiful campsite! Absolutely recommended. Perfect location and friendly reception.

Beautiful campsite close to the center, 20 minutes on foot, and 10 minutes from the beach. Beautiful pitch with electricity; one motorhome and three adults, €17.98 per night with ACSI in September—unbeatable price! I recommend it.

We did not want to stay for the weekend because a group of more than 100 young people was there for their school integration event.

Positive: reception and the upper sanitary building. Negative: supermarket closed and no bread service. The sanitary building near the pool is dreadful. Neglected grounds. We would not book here again.

Perfect. Ultra-clean sanitary facilities cleaned all day. Generally beautiful pitches. All shops nearby. Beach close by. Well shaded; TV enthusiasts will have to cope with the trees. Reception a little slow but friendly. They accept the ACSI card since August 30. Beautiful pool. A very lovely place where we will gladly return.

Good campsite with a pool, children’s activities, bars, and restaurants. Clean, spacious sanitary facilities. Very convenient because it is close to the center and can be reached on foot. Note that it can be a little noisy in the morning when people return from nightclubs.

Good location in the city center and a few minutes from the beach. Sanitary facilities adequate but a little basic for a three-star campsite. We spent two nights here for €85 (van, two adults, 5A electricity). Clean pool and activities still running at the end of August.

Campsite 10–15 minutes on foot from coves for swimming. Compact pitches, clean sanitary facilities. The showerheads need descaling. Ideal for keeping your motorhome safe.

Good facilities, especially for children. Clean and spacious bathrooms. Many mosquitoes. Expensive and quite crowded. Not very peaceful. We were charged €78 for the pitch, two children, two adults, and electricity for one night.

Campsite divided into two parts. If you are lucky, you will get a wooded, peaceful pitch at the top. We were behind reception on bare earth, with two motorhomes per pitch and showers without doors. The pool was fairly dirty, with stones at the bottom. Our 7 m motorhome extended beyond the pitch and getting out was a nightmare. The disposal facilities were practically inaccessible.

We stayed for a couple of days! You need a bicycle to go to the beach because it is not exactly nearby. Very crowded campsite, but we enjoyed it; there is a pool and mini-market on site. Nice, large pitches. Dogs are accepted.

Very good campsite! Impeccable services and bathroom facilities. Restaurant, pool, bar, and supermarket. Not very far from the beach.

Beautiful campsite. We felt comfortable here. The showers could use descaling, as some jets are partially blocked.

Avoid! Although the welcome was pleasant, it was a disaster from the start: more than 40 minutes waiting before we were assigned a pitch. We toured the campsite and found a serious lack of security; the parallel street provides direct access without passing reception or security with a barrier—it is freely accessible to anyone. The women’s and men’s toilets and showers are in a deplorable and extremely dirty state, with photos to prove it. The apartment hotel right next to the campsite is incredibly noisy (to put it mildly). I had to call the hotel reception three times to calm things down after midnight; with children, it is unbearable. We stayed only one night out of necessity and will never return. A disgrace for a supposedly three-star campsite that truly deserves only two.