Morillo de Tou - Pueblo Recuperado - Centro de Vacaciones

Beautiful restored village where you can spend a few days, close to Aínsa—a place to relax and get away from the big cities.

What a beautiful camp and nice story behind this village. Although it was a bit more expensive for the off-season (we were in early March and paid 35€ for a camper + 2 adults and 1 child), we were satisfied. Toilets and showers were clean but cold.

We stayed two nights in its guesthouse because after three days in the camper following a hard mountain route, we wanted to rest. Surprise: the rooms had no air conditioning in the middle of a heatwave. The solution was to close them during the day and open them at night. €220—if I had known, I would have stayed in the van.

I was there on 1 August, a month to avoid. Too many people and very expensive. Very small pitches, and not easy to maneuver with a motorhome even though ours is medium-sized. Very expensive: €43 for one night—€29 for the pitch, €14 for two people, plus VAT.

We stayed in the campsite's new individual motorhome areas, which were excellent: partly shaded by a carport and partly on grass. Excellent pool. Very good welcome, with service available in French.

Very nice campsite, friendly welcome, pool, small shop, and access to the lake very close by.

A little expensive: €44 for a van, two people, and one dog, with electricity. But the sangria is excellent. View of the lake, stifling heat—37°C in the shade! Restful in the shade.

A little expensive, even though it is pleasant and very clean: €36 per night for one person, one dog, and a van. Even with everything included, it is excessive.

Extremely expensive for what it is: €49 for two children and two adults! There are several much cheaper and better campsites in the area. Narrow roads, with everyone packed in like sardines.

It is a charming campsite because of its location. There is a pool and entertainment. The entertainer, Javi Drago, makes sure the children get involved and have fun. There are trails. We did not like the restaurant; we ordered pizza and, at €14, did not expect a frozen pizza. The grey-water drain was complicated because our outlet did not line up, so we decided to empty it elsewhere.

Very nice campsite. I give it three stars because I found it very expensive—€38 per night—and we were staying with a rooftop tent car, two adults, and one dog. It seems expensive for the type of pitches, which are quite narrow, gravel-covered, and poorly maintained. The washrooms were quite dirty. The pool has opening hours, even though 2–4 p.m. is when you most want to swim.