Camping Victoria (Jaca)

Excellent reception service, shaded pitches, and a small pool that is fine for a swim. The facilities are very old but very clean. Motorhome, two people and electricity cost €38, which seemed expensive. Ten minutes from Mercadona and 20 minutes from central Jaca.

The campsite is very good, with very large shaded pitches, very pleasant people and very clean facilities.

I do not agree with the negative reviews, but I cannot give a positive assessment either. I found the bathrooms clean, although very old, and the water lukewarm rather than hot. A plus: potable-water connection at the pitch. A minus: value for money. What they call a restaurant and bar is best forgotten. I did not try it because I did not dare.

Among the worst you will find. Neglected and ancient. As soon as you enter reception, you will get an idea of what the campsite is like: dirty, old, outdated and run-down.

Very expensive campsite for the quality of the facilities: pitches surrounded by derelict caravans and outdated sanitary facilities with bad smells.

Charming campsite, lots of bungalows but room for everyone. A 7 m motorhome fits well. If we pass through the area, we will definitely return. Everything is somewhat old but clean and simple. Excellent for resting. I do not give it five stars because there were many poplar trees, which are bad for allergies and the motorhome carpet.

Very friendly welcome. The sanitary facilities are somewhat dated but clean and heated. There is a good restaurant next door; we ate well there twice.

A very beautiful place in nature in Jaca on the Camino de Santiago. Very friendly and helpful staff at reception. We arrived during the lunch break but were still allowed onto the site. The sanitary facilities are older but very clean. Thank you for the lovely stay.

The value for money is not good: €22.50 per night for one person, one camper and electricity. The bathrooms are old but clean. There is a washing machine but no dryer, all in a place with little to offer.

Beautiful campsite and a very friendly welcome. Very nice long-term campers who are friendly and helpful. You can take great bike tours. Highly recommended. Thank you very much.

Incredible, family-like service, a large pitch, and bungalows are also available. The facilities are very clean. Outstanding service.

Super pleasant campsite. Close to the city center and very quiet. Spotless bathrooms and a lovely owner. I will definitely return!

A very beautiful and quiet place; the people are very kind.

Good service, few spaces, so book in advance via WhatsApp. Quiet, with complete and clean facilities.

Stopped on June 21 for one night. Expensive for what it offers. Countless ancient permanent caravans. Pool out of service. Emptying grey water is not easy, with difficult access and a risk of spilling beside the small grate. On the positive side, the pitches are fairly large. No more than one night.

Run-down campsite. Small, poorly maintained pitch. Tiny pool without water in mid-June. Old but clean sanitary facilities. €30 for our motorhome, two people and electricity. Café at the campsite entrance not very clean. Much too expensive. In France, €30 gets you five-star campsites at the same time of year. I do not recommend it.

Well located for visiting the monastery, but the campsite is old and expensive (€32 for a van with facilities). Reception in French, but insufficient explanations about the toilets and waste disposal, with no campsite map. The surroundings are also mediocre, with many old permanent caravans.

Very friendly welcome, everything very clean. The dishwashing sinks are not satisfactory. You can hear the road, but it is not disturbing. Jaca is very beautiful. Good for a few nights.

Friendly welcome. There was actually no space, but we could stand beside the playground on gravel and therefore keep our feet dry, as it was raining. Otherwise, fine showers and toilets. Walking or cycling to the center is easy because everything is almost flat.

Perfect location for visiting the town and the monastery of San Juan de la Peña. However, expensive for what it offers: one van pitch for two people €23.50 plus €6.50 electricity. The sanitary facilities are very clean, but hot water takes a while to reach the showers. No hot water at the women's sinks or dishwashing area. Bring an outdoor mat, as you quickly end up on bare ground.

Parking at the entrance to the village. If there are no buses parked, you can park there. I only visited it.