The site is mainly occupied by long term residents who looked disgruntled when we arrived because maybe we were to young 50! The pool area is super but no bar and this was only late September. The supermarket never opened for three days and we could not use the indoor pool. The restaurant which has nothing to do with the site but is accessed from the site is basic but the worse thing is my partner got food poisoning on the first night eating there and spent most of the time there in bed. Not bad value but not for us.

Wonderful heated indoor pool, heated shower block too; mainly longstayers but touring pitches mixed in amongst them; great market a short walk away on 3 days a week.

We stayed on this site for the month of December 2015 in a motorhome 7.5 metres long with a smart car on a trailer. The reception staff were extremely helpful and spoke perfect English. The plot we stayed on was very large and easily accommodated our outfit. There is a water supply on each pitch and drainage from the pitch. The toilet facilities were very good with showers that were as good as a power shower at home . There are a lot of long stayers on the site but I didn't feel at any time that they were anything but friendly. The site is well situated for Benidorm, the beaches and Albir/ Altea.
Benidorm is busy, brash and bustling with a host of different nationalities all looking for a good time and when we first arrived we were amused by the number of tandem disability electric wheelchairs but you can dip into Benidorm as much or as little as you wish. Altea provides a welcome alternative and overall quieter but beautiful seaside location with lots of eateries for lunch and evening meal. The old town is worth the climb from the seafront for the beautiful Moroccan architecture and yet more eateries. A lot of people on the site got around on bicycles or used the buses which leave for Benidorm or Altea from right outside the campsite gates. Be aware however that if you use the buses dogs are not welcome.