Camping El Forcallo

A great site in the middle of nature. The access road is not suitable for luxury Hymers, and that is good, because it means it is only for nature lovers with a VW bus, Sprinter, or similar. Great hikes directly from the site, nice owners, small bar, sanitary facilities are fine. If you are looking for peace and nature, this is the place.

Very quiet and pleasant campsite. The best—and only—option if you want to spend the night in your van inside the nature park. Reasonable price (€23.50 for one vehicle and two people). The access road is long and narrow. Only for adventurers; large motorhomes should stay away.

The access road is difficult, even with a van. Passing other vehicles is somewhat uncomfortable to horrible depending on the section, and the drive feels endless. The area is spectacular for hiking, so I think it may be worthwhile if you stay more than 2 or 3 days. The campsite is beautiful and shady, but the bathrooms are few and, above all, very, very dirty. The female owner is pleasant, but the male owner is not.

Dirt road, ridden by motorcycle for 8 km, and so far everything was fine. Then they asked me for €21 for the tent, which was acceptable, but the place has no phone or data coverage. They wanted me to pay €15 for one day of Wi-Fi. When I said I was leaving, he roughly threw my ID card at me. Stay away from these people.

Great site, spectacularly located, with an adventurous access road. We were there with our motorhome, 3.80 m high and 6.30 m long, and it was definitely possible. There were even people with a 2.30 m-wide caravan on the site! Anyone brave enough can do it. The only difficult part is oncoming traffic on the way there; you have to agree who—or how many—will reverse ;-)

Fantastic spot! Difficult to reach, especially at peak times on weekends; it is a very exciting drive because the path is very narrow and has no guardrail. I do not recommend the drive for a caravan or a large, wide motorhome. With our VW Transporter and a little courage, it was perfectly manageable. Great for hiking and trekking in the high mountains. Our most expensive campsite: €40 for 3 nights, without electricity, for 3 people and a dog. It was worth it.

The access is an 8 km forest road; it takes about 35 minutes from the junction with Gistaín. It gets a little tedious, but it is worth it. Campsite services are basic but very clean, with large, shady pitches. Ideal for hot days, and not a sound at night. Beautiful routes start from the campsite. €22 for 2 people and a van without electricity. However, a loaf of bread costs €2.50.