Camping Olhão ***

Nice camping close to a touristy town. The camping doesn’t have to many shadows pitches, you can choose your own tho, which is great! Many people live here on the camping, which makes it sometimes a bit gross, like some seem homeless. Swimming pool is amazing. Overall a nice stay for a couple of nights.

First of all, there are 2 observations. 1- It is a dog unfriendly site. All the grassed areas are no go. Either walk the dog on the camp roads or walk a long long long way to the entrance to go to an adjoining park, then reverse walk. It\'s too tiring! 2. This site has a terrible mosquito problem. They will attack you morning and dusk and all night. Agressive type. I had to purchase killer and repellant sprays to survive. Planned to stay longer, but leaving earlier. Cannot sit outside in the evening at all. Blotches on skin from bites. No time to check out all the facilities in the 2 days here because had to cover Faro and surroundings. Be warned.

large, well run site with good all round facilities, nice pool area and small children\'s play area. English speaking staff are all very friendly.
pitches of all sizes are available with shade, shower blocks are are plentiful all over the site as well as a shop and restaurant. The area is quiet and has a bus stop right outside of the main gate. the site us situated in the middle of the Algarve and ideal for exploring.
The prices are reasonable and we would come back again.

Lovely friendly campsite. We didn\'t use sports or entertainment but the restaurant was brilliant and very good value. Lots of toilet and shower blocks meant not too far! Supermarket and newsagent very handy. Extra charge for pool and tennis etc. Lots of long stayers gives it a family feel.

If you love getting wond up by hypoistists
Then you will lov it.they are all bored.
They make there own entainment .
Cold shower very small pitches,muddy.
To many trees for the winter sun.

Quite crowded with not many vacant pitches accessible for larger motorhomes. More space at far, eastern end of site. Many large RVs pitched for the whole winter season. 6 amp electricity. 30 minute walk into Olhāo, unless taking the bus that stops outside the gates of the campsite.