Camping Tarifa

Convenient campsite for a stopover; we spent one night there. Easy place without reservation for a small van like ours, but be careful, the spaces are small. Access to the beach requires a bit of walking, but there is a direct view of the African mainland. Very friendly welcome from the French-speaking staff, and the café is very convenient for breakfast and very popular.✦Translating

The campsite is very good. €31 for two people and a van without electricity. The only thing I did not like was the push buttons for washing dishes: either hardly any water came out or it came out with such force that you got soaked.✦Translating

Stayed 1 night and experience was great. Reception very friendly & helpful. Facilities clean & organised. Direct access to the beach. We were checking it out for our family who are visiting next month & we’ve booked an apartment for them and we’re going in our motorhome. Pool & kiddies play park will be good for them. Onsite restaurant was good & the shop. The friendliness of everyone was great.

We stayed for 2 days; campsite 10/10, pleasant staff, clean bathrooms and facilities, we liked it a lot, close to the beach. The only negative is that animals are not allowed on the campsite bar terrace.✦Translating

The campsite seemed very old and run down and on 2nd March 2026 it was still closed.

Unfortunately currently closed; we were standing in front of locked gates.✦Translating

Ridiculously expensive campsite with little good to report.✦Translating

Good overall. We are traveling with a small child and were worried there might be parties, but we spent one night in June and they controlled things very well so there was no noise after a certain time. The restaurant needs a menu; there is not much variety. The worst thing is the price—we thought it was expensive.✦Translating

Well, overall everything is fine, but I'm taking off two stars just because it's very expensive.

Perfect campsite for a few days in Tarifa, access to Los Lances beach at the far end, clean bathrooms and a quiet campsite, perfect pool, perfect bar and good staff. We will definitely return.✦Translating

Good campsite. We were lucky; only two pitches were still available, so it is better to reserve. Two adults, one child and a motorhome, including 5 kW of electricity per day, cost €52. The pool is great for cooling off, and the beach is right next door. Filling up with water costs one euro. I did not like the shower very much; the temperature kept fluctuating from very hot to very cold.✦Translating

Convenient campsite near Tarifa. Fairly large, with large shaded pitches. The downside is that it is very noisy; despite quiet hours, there is chaos until late with shouting and loud music. Direct access to the sea. Supermarket not very well stocked. Facilities fairly clean.✦Translating

The only real plus of this camping is the direct access to the beach - that part was great. we were given a very small pitch, so tight we couldn’t even open our canopy fully. What made it more frustrating was seeing larger, better spots nearby that stayed empty the entire time we were there. Dirty showers. Very expensive considering what we got.

Pleasant site with shade from dense trees. The showers and toilets were not cleaned. Restaurant average; the shop is inexpensive. Very quiet at night.✦Translating

Clean sanitary facilities, a pool for cooling off, and the sea only a few meters away. Some pitches are a little tight, but you can find a suitable one. The drinking water is highly chlorinated. Very quiet during the week. From May 31, we paid €28.50 per night for two people with a van, without electricity. Unfortunately there is no cycle path to Tarifa, but the roadside works too.✦Translating

Decent campsite, small pitches, clean sanitary facilities, friendly staff and direct beach access. We were on G7. It was quiet, sheltered from the wind, with a direct view of the water and evening sun.✦Translating

Expensive campsite for a motorhome: €10 per adult + €7.50 for the motorhome + €7 for electricity. The pitches are small for a long motorhome. Lots of noise at night. Avoid if possible; it was our fallback because Camping Torre de la Peña was full.✦Translating

My complaint was accepted and understood. I did not have to pay anything. They were friendly to me. The pitches and access roads are small and narrow. The pitches are separated by high curbs. Free choice of pitch. Most plots were occupied by tents. Water had to be paid for separately. I was surrounded by a group making a lot of noise. Restaurant and shop closed.✦Translating

I was there in March 2025 and was very satisfied for one night! Everything needed is available (toilet, hot shower, electricity, disposal and refilling, small shop and more). It was low season, so it was not busy and the price was reasonable: €21 for the motorhome, dog, electricity and me. Good beach access, also suitable for dog owners!✦Translating

The site is closed!✦Translating

Great campsite with direct access to the beach. Walking all the way to Puerto de Tarifa will take you about 1h45 mins on the beach but it’s a lovely walk, watching the kites. Clean showers and bathrooms right next to the store and a second outbuilding with further showers and bathrooms towards the back of the campsite in the yurt area. I suppose that in full season it can become a bit too crowded (pitches and tents are a bit too close to each other) but we got there in Oct and it was very chill. Lovely staff!

A very nice place, suitable for big caravans also, close to ocean 50 eur for camper 2 passengers, and one dog. good facilities all fresh.

A very nice place, suitable for big caravans also, close to ocean 44 eur for camper 2 passengers. good facilities all fresh.