Camping Cap Blanch

I give it five stars for the friendliness, cleanliness, proximity to the beach—which is an artificial beach made with stones from the river and has crystal-clear water—and its proximity to shops, restaurants, and a small children’s park. I will definitely return.

We stayed here for four nights. It is a wonderfully shady site. We were allowed to choose from all the available pitches and had a large, attractive space, neither cramped nor in the middle of everything. The beach is right outside. The sanitary facilities are clean and partly renovated. Some renovation work is underway, but we did not hear any noise because our pitch was far from the sanitary building.

Beautiful, large but quiet campsite. Friendly staff. It gets somewhat busier at weekends because of the many long-term campers who enjoy the beach with their families across the traffic-calmed road. Very well-maintained grounds, including the sanitary facilities, which are gradually being renovated. Many level pitches, light gravel, paved roads, and partial shade from numerous medium-sized trees.

Unfriendly and unhelpful staff. Today they say one thing, the next day the opposite. Pitches far too close together, packed with glowering long-term campers and their garden-centre displays in front of their awnings. If you like being squeezed between motorhomes, this is the place for you. You will also look in vain for a proper fresh-water filling station.

City campsite close to the beach. I did not try it; €25 with ACSI. One complaint: there is no place to walk the dog or let it relieve itself. Clean sanitary facilities, one block for camping. Quiet night, quite far from the locals.

We cannot understand the following reviews regarding pitch size. We were also given five pitches to choose from, and the first two were about 8×8 m. There are significantly larger and smaller ones as well. There is a large washroom that was always clean. Despite its size, it was quiet at night. Altea's old town can be reached on foot or by bicycle.

Expensive, noisy and mostly a shanty town due to the high number of long stays/ permanent caravans. Pitches that are available are small. Shower block could do with a refurbishment

A very sad place. Pitches have strange sizes, on some of them it would be hard even to set up a tent, yet they still try to fit campers there. Many long-term residents, unpleasant staff. In spring, the trees were in bloom and the sap damaged my awning - they could have warned us or simply not placed us there, especially since half of the campsite was empty. One star only for the location.

A campsite from another era! A serious lack of organization: on arrival they give you a plan showing available pitches that are not actually available! You find another one (not listed on the plan) and ask, “Oh yes, that one is free,” and then later… The pitches reflect the organization: total chaos! Clean sanitary facilities. But very well located, very close to the beach, 3 km from Altea.

Arrived, sent off to find the 5 pitches available, wouldn’t describe any of them as a pitch unless you like being so close to your neighbour that you would open a window it touches their unit, it’s not a camp site it’s a caravan/MH permanent Site, pitches full of gnomes, twirling ornaments & fairy lights! So tightly packed in, did 1 lap and that was just to get out as quick as we could.

A few years ago we liked the site because of its location. By now, that is no longer enough to make us stay. Packed with permanent campers, we looked at the five free pitches and drove away again.

Drove in looked around and drove packed in like sardines in a very small can. Even with an ACSI card not worth it jammed in, dogs, washing lines, motability scooters 1star due to the fact I don’t think you can rate lower- sad beautiful beach but not for us.

Arrived early at 12 to secure a spot as we were told it wasn’t possible to reserve. Found a plot miles from the toilets. Following day found a newly vacated spot only to be told it had been reserved!!! Not our kind of place.

Good Camping Place to visit Altea. directly at the beach. beach is not sandy, but ok with shoes. there is a really nice walkway along the beach and little marina to get to Altea. There're a lot permanent campers from Holland and Belgium at the Campsite. ok to stay a night or two. 23 Euro, one Person inkl Electricity. price is totally ok for a big place. Toilets are very clean.

On 22/09/25, this campsite's main attraction is its location, by the sea, with cycle paths to Altea and Benidorm. You have to find your own pitch using a poorly updated plan; pitches supposedly free are occupied. Lots of trees, so satellite dishes are impossible. Difficult access for a 7.5 m motorhome, no pool, ACSI card €25. Mostly Dutch clientele.

Went in, drove around to try and find the few sites we were told were free, no luck. Drove out. Pitches very close together and was very crowded. Site just not for us. Only up side it does have is that its close to the beach

Very clean sanitary facilities. Very large, shady pitches. Seafront campsite. Off-season price for one night with electricity for two people and a van: €30.

We stayed for three days and really enjoyed it. The campsite's location is perfect, just two minutes from the beach, the facilities were always clean, it was very peaceful and the people were very friendly. For one night in high season (August) with electricity, we paid €59 for four people and a campervan.

Terrible attitude on this campsite because of the permanent residents who call the shots. They dominate the site, with loud Dutch schlager music; you feel as if you are on a marginal campsite in the Netherlands. The owner should intervene! The facilities and staff are excellent, very friendly and clean.

We absolutely loved our stay at this campsite! The location is perfect — right on the beach — and the whole place has such a relaxed, friendly vibe. There’s a great playground, a small water park, and even free table tennis. The toilets were clean and well maintained. The staff were amazing — super friendly and quick to help with anything we needed. We couldn’t have asked for a better stay.

Surprisingly pleasant. Instead of one night, I stayed three. The site has many permanent campers and weekend visitors. But it was always quiet at night. There are fresh-water taps everywhere. The sanitary facilities are perfectly adequate and sufficient. A pool would be great, but the beach is five minutes away. I liked the promenade directly in front of the campsite. Check-out is not until 6 p.m. About 30 minutes on foot to Altea. I would come again.

A fairly tidy and clean campsite, with somewhat dated but decent facilities. Pitches are approximately 40–50 m². Services and games for adults and children are available for a fee. Washing machines and a dryer. Slightly expensive: on 10 July, €39 for two people and a camper. Other costs may apply. Seafront.

Fantastic campsite right by the sea, with all services and mostly permanent regulars (caravans and motorhomes used as second homes), very friendly Spanish people. We planned to stay one night and stayed four. I will return and recommend it.

Unfriendly, old and expensive. The only positive thing is that it is directly by the sea.

Second visit here. Perfect location right on the beach and tripping distance to bars and shops and restaurants. Pitch was a bit small and a huge Motorhome parked next to us which wasn’t ideal but for location alone this is perfect

Neat campsite, slightly tight entrance for a camper over 9 m, but it is manageable. All facilities, including a car wash. Close to the beach and promenade. No noise disturbance.

Beach campsite. Many seasonal campers. It seems they do not particularly like customers staying only a few days, as they do not tell you about the campsite services. There is neither a bar nor a supermarket. Only one sanitary block, although it is large for more than 200 pitches. The motorhome waste-dumping area is in the middle of a campsite street; you have to lift a cover and aim inside, otherwise they scold you.

Overcrowded and expensive campsite. Full of foreign residents. Only one bathroom, although it is large enough for more than 200 pitches. And the service gets worse every time; they seem annoyed.

Planned to stay 3 nights, ended up staying for 7 nights. The area was perfect for us, local bus to Benidorm, lovely walks by the beach, the old town was lovely. The site was very good, clean showers and toilets. Only downside was a certain member of the maintenance staff who seemed to take life in ultra 'slow motion', getting electric hookup and disconnected was a bit of a chore, but all good.

Poor electricity ( just 6amp ) with no access to knob - when you overload you have to go to reception. No paper in toilets. Just one sanitary for very big camping. Rather small pitches. A lot of long term stays. Great location but quality average.

Nice campsite near the beach. There is only one toilet and washroom building, but everything is very clean. €25 with ACSI. Many pitches were free and we had our choice. The sockets are weakly protected; using a fan heater trips the breaker! Altea's old town and Benidorm are easily reachable by bicycle, and the cycle-path network is good!

A well-equipped campsite with many winter residents. Friendly staff and clean sanitary facilities. Consequently, occupancy is also high, so it is advisable to call first.

This used to be one of my favourite campsites, but now it is impossible to find a free pitch because all the pitches are occupied by permanent foreign residents. They do not accept reservations, so on several occasions I have arrived and found no space. It is a shame, but we will not return.

Beautiful location and very friendly staff. However, many permanent residents run the place and decide what you, as a short-term guest who pays much more per day, may and may not do. They frequently come and “tell” you. Many watch everything you do, which made us feel unwelcome.

We stayed three nights at this site (€90) and really enjoyed it. There is a direct path to the beach, and in the evening you can stroll along the promenade. The sanitary facilities are clean and there are many shops nearby. We would definitely come again. :)

Beautiful, clean campsite. Even in high season at the end of August, we got a pitch without any problems. The pitches are shaded by mesh covers. The sanitary facilities are very clean and cleaned all day. No toilet paper, but soap. Free Wi-Fi. SUP rental. Unfortunately, the washing machine did not spin-dry for us. Very friendly staff. Pebble beach!

A little expensive, €45 for a motorhome and two people with electricity. The good thing is that all pitches have awnings and good shade. It also has the beach right in front.