Camping Canyelles

Great location for the beach just 5 mins walk. Lower site is a great spot, easy to access, level and shaded. It’s a very steep road up to the higher level pitches you are better lower down. Staff were very helpful and welcoming. The facilities are a bit tired but clean and functional. I thought the price reasonable for being so close to the beach. We would recommend and use again.

They gave us an XL pitch because they said the upper pitches were small; we have a 6 m camper and it was awful. €45 for a cramped stopover parking area next to the road, with a lot of traffic noise. The showers and toilets are cheap, small prefabricated units; hot water, but the spray goes everywhere. There is a shuttle bus to the pool, but after waiting 15 minutes we walked up. Never again.

The most expensive XXL pitches are actually on the visitor parking area, and for people arriving after midnight, there is noise all night from cars parked in your pitch when you return from the beach, not to mention the road. It is a shame, as the setting is very beautiful!

It is uphill and expensive.

Could be a little more functional, especially the showers, particularly for the price.

Expensive! Arrived at 8:00 p.m. and left by noon the next day: €65.50 (one camper, three adults). Near the beach. Clean facilities.

Avoid it; one star is already too many.

After one night on the campsite, in a pitch opposite reception with about fifteen pitches, €91 per night for two people in a motorhome. Very expensive, beside the road, no security guard, and rental-property cars come in at all hours. Bungalow occupants played music and sang all night; nobody said anything. Crowded pool. Such a shame—only five minutes from the beach, which is what you are paying for.

It is not worth a tenth of the monstrosity they charge! More than €100 per day for a pitch. To fill and empty tanks, you have to reverse 30 meters and squeeze into a space only a few centimeters wider than the camper. The bathrooms are old, and cleaning is done only in the morning and early afternoon, so they are unusable at dinner time. Of four showers, three are clogged, full of dirt or brown stuff coming out. Disgusting.

For a campervan or car, I do not recommend it at all. The pitches are nonexistent, unseparated, dirt-covered and only useful as parking for bungalow guests' cars; there are very steep slopes and tight bends. Ask about the parking area directly in front—it is perfect for sleeping in a van, with facilities for filling and emptying water, toilets, showers, a children's playground, and I think access to the campsite.