Amazing campsite in a beautiful location (near Salema beach). Lots of vegetation, good toilets (a new one in the top). The campsite was closed for rehabilitation works and opened in the summer 2019. We where amazed by the new concept: an ecological camp, that minimises the environmental impact (they use solar energy, water saving policy, no plastic consumption, and they use and sell organic and ecological products in the restaurant and in the shop). It\'s important nowadays to have touristic places that have those kind of concerns.

I have stayed at this site at different times over the last 5 years, more recently in July 2018.
The management has changed over the last year, with clear changes.
Upkeep is not as good, with a few major electric supply points not working, no improvements have been made to infrastructure.
A wigwam area restricts available camping pitches, resulting in slight overcrowding. The wigwams appeared empty, but trendy! There is a clear move to attract a young surfer element.
Food available was pizza or pizza, thin and expensive. No restaurant or even snack menu. I will not go back, at least robbers wear a mask.

Really laid back site - park where you want as no defined pitches, nice bar that does excellent pizza. Good facilities, very friendly staff. The beach is a 10 minute bike ride.

In a deep valley on the way down to Salem’s. Take the first roundabout after Burdens.( the GPS want to take you to the Second and if you had a trailer it would be a nightmare)
The best sites are up on top of the hill in the sun and breeze. But getting there is very convoluted as if finding a thing here.
The naturist area sites are great if you can find them, but if you’re camping as we were the bathrooms are a long way away as the closer ones are full of old campers and trailers.
All the bathrooms have obviously been worked on, clean, lots of hot water and TP.
In the valley floor watch for mosquitoes at night. Staff helpful.