Camping La Fuente

Unfortunately, someone tried to force open a window. When they saw that the latches were locked, they could not open it, but they scratched the frame. I have come many times and did not expect this. The vehicle was in front of a security camera, and the thief was not deterred.✦Translating

Very decent campsite. Impeccable sanitary facilities. Excellent value for money (€17 per night with an ACSI card). I recommend it.✦Translating

I paid €34 for two nights with ACSI, plus €7 per person for the pool, which was not very crowded during the week. The pitch was roughly level, spot K6; bring small leveling blocks. Decent restaurant, €17 per person for the daily menu including drinks.✦Translating

The prices are a little excessive: €12 for services in addition to the pitch, and the pool also costs extra.✦Translating

Sanitary facilities perfect! The organization for assigning pitches is a disaster. Very many Spaniards, meaning crowds, noise and disturbance in the evening and at night. Pitches are right next to each other, so there is no privacy. Fair price.✦Translating

The site stands out for its very good value for money. The year-round swimming complex with its pools provides a pleasant atmosphere in this relatively bleak region. The consistently hot water in the showers and for washing and doing the dishes is worth mentioning. The only thing I cannot recommend is the kitchen.✦Translating

As long-time regular campers, we feel that this is more like a camper area where great disorder reigns. Excellent pools, but they must be paid for daily. We left immediately!✦Translating

The site is quite okay BUT management completely failed when assigning pitches. If you knowingly allow a Spanish tour group with a projector and music speaker to hold a party, you should not place an unsuspecting camper in the middle of the party community. Instead of ensuring peace and quiet at 11 p.m.!!!, we were forced to change pitches. Unprofessional and simply not worth the money!✦Translating

What a disappointment. We have been coming for years: restaurant, thermal pool and reception all excellent. We came this week. On arrival, the ACSI rate was €17 and entry was free seven times per person, then payable, same for electricity. After three days we were asked to change pitches and pay €7 per person per entry, making €24! No more 10-entry day passes. The restaurant was poor. We are leaving forever.✦Translating

Running water not drinkable. The employees disagree among themselves about whether access to the baths is free. On the day we arrived it was yes, the next day it was no!!! Expecting to stay a week and settled on the assigned pitch, we were forced after two days to leave because of the national holiday and the arrival of local campers. We left!!! I do not recommend it.✦Translating

Exorbitant prices for motorhome travelers.✦Translating

We stayed on a pitch and overall the campsite is good, but in our opinion many things are missing or there are details to bear in mind: 1- When you arrive and check in, the person serving you gives you the bare minimum information, and it is not as if there were many people. 2- The information signs still contain COVID-19 information. It is fine to keep safety measures in place at certain times, but mandatory distancing was removed several years ago. 3- The times on the signs do not match the actual times, so you are a bit lost. 4- It is normal for the exit barrier to be closed and for you to have to ring the bell, but at night it is different and, because of the little explanation given at the start, you have to ring when you do not want to disturb anyone. 5- We only found out by chance that they sold bread and bakery products when the man was there. While washing up, we did see a sign indicating that fruit and vegetables are sold on several days. 6- Check-out is not possible before 9:30 a.m. 7- Isn't quiet time until 8:00 a.m.? Why did the workers wake us at 7:30 by SHOUTING? I understand they have to work, and I respect and appreciate their role, but perhaps they should check whether the laundry could be located elsewhere rather than next to the pitches. They also drove in with their cars, which was very annoying. 8- The area is generally extremely hot. Some vegetation would be appreciated. 9- The restaurant hours were 7:00 to 10:00 p.m., which I think is too short. We could not have dinner there. 10- The staff service... Reception: the woman was talking on the phone while serving me at check-out, terrible; she was the same person who gave me the bare minimum information on arrival. The lifeguards were charming. The best things? Having a private bathroom on the pitch and the pools. The water at 36°C is welcome even when it is hot outside.✦Translating

Like sergetravaux, elderly English people alone in the world with five dogs that barked like their owners all evening, until I had to shout loudly myself. Otherwise, a rather pleasant campsite.✦Translating

I could have given five stars if we had not had a group of English motorhome campers with dogs barking all evening, with the humans in the background. One night was enough for us, bye-bye.✦Translating

Excellent campsite in a very beautiful region. The sanitary facilities are clean and work perfectly. Access to the pools is possible all year round at 40°C, very pleasant. It is truly an excellent stopover.✦Translating

Good campsite, intimate and clean sanitary facilities. Very beautiful village. Downside: the pool costs an extra €7 per person and the villagers use it too. That makes it very crowded.✦Translating

Beautiful, well-maintained campsite. The best thing is the spa pool with water at 36°C.✦Translating

A wonderful campsite with wonderful pools. We stayed on a pitch with a bathroom.✦Translating

Unfortunately, the campsite was completely full. What a shame. But the baths are very nice.✦Translating

Great site in a dry region. Three pools with water at 36°C and a cooler 26°C pool for swimming. Discounted rates are available for 7, 30, 60 and 90 days. Anyone staying longer than six days pays €0.38/kWh for electricity; for up to six days, electricity is included. If staying longer and not going to the baths every day, it is better to book without bath admission and buy a 30-entry bath pass for €140. In Fortuna there is a large market every Saturday.✦Translating

Hello, we stayed for three days and it was a great choice. Everything was very clean and the pitches were spacious, with water and gray-water drainage on the same pitch; black water goes in the chemical toilet near the pitch. The pools with water at 36°C were very clean, with different jacuzzis and water jets. With ACSI it was €17 plus €14 per person per day. It is cheaper without ACSI: €92 all-inclusive for three days.

Excellent campsite with large pitches, some with private toilets and showers. It is very quiet here. Avoid weekends at the spa pool: there are many Spanish people and outside groups. It is difficult to find a seat because lounge chairs are reserved for hypothetical groups. With the ACSI card, we paid for two days: €17×2 plus €7×2×2 = €28 for the pool.

Campsite with four beautiful thermal whirlpool pools at 36°C. With ACSI including thermal-bath admission, it is more expensive than a normal booking for two people including daily thermal-bath admission. Currently, in April, the price including electricity, two people and thermal baths is €26.50. Very friendly welcome. Free Wi-Fi only near reception and the restaurant.