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Any funsters at Bonterra park at the moment? We're on D4/26 if you get time for a chat
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- Thread starter MuddyPuddle
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Darn, just missed you.
We were just across the road from you on C3.8 until yesterday when we moved to Kiko Park, Olivia.
Barry
We were just across the road from you on C3.8 until yesterday when we moved to Kiko Park, Olivia.
Barry
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Damn never mind we're here till 11/2 and also moving onto kiko park for 6 nights then Almafra C&CC rally for 13 nights.
What's Kiko park like please Barry?
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Hi Busby they have been turning people away at the gate as Fiesta week just started but C&MC have an undersubscribed rally on site which some have got onto via C&MC HQ.
@MuddyPuddle
We like Kiko Park, but it is not everyone's cup of tea. It is right by the beach.
They have a peculiar pricing policy in that they accept ACSI at €20 but only on a limited number of pitches, the remainder of which have been upgraded to Grand Comfort status with individual water tap, EHU & grey drainage. Most pitches are very big and there are some huge motorhomes on them. These GC pitches are €24.50 per night & include 4 units of EHU.
The reception staff speak good English and we found them quite pleasant.
There is a small bar/restaurant, a well stocked small supermarket (there is a new Lidl opened a mile away on the road in) a launderette, a hairdressers and it is a short walk away from a marina.
Olivia itself is a nice town but it is dissected by the main N232 road. The old town is well worth a walk through and if you keep heading uphill are rewarded with some nice views.
Kiko Park isn't the easiest to find!! But it is well signed. When travelling south on the N232 into Oliva the first junction you come to is described as a roundabout but it is in fact one of those peculiar junctions where you filter to the right off the main road and then do half a circle to your left to cross the main road and you pick up the signs for Kiko Park from there and it takes you around the town centre. After about three or four left and rights you will find yourself on a bit of "dual carriageway" where you will pass a school on your left and then the new Lidl, also on the left. When the dual carriageway ends, look for the Kiko Park sign to take you left. 150 yards along there and turn right (signed) through the orange groves to Playa de Oliva and the site is in front of you.
Barry
We like Kiko Park, but it is not everyone's cup of tea. It is right by the beach.
They have a peculiar pricing policy in that they accept ACSI at €20 but only on a limited number of pitches, the remainder of which have been upgraded to Grand Comfort status with individual water tap, EHU & grey drainage. Most pitches are very big and there are some huge motorhomes on them. These GC pitches are €24.50 per night & include 4 units of EHU.
The reception staff speak good English and we found them quite pleasant.
There is a small bar/restaurant, a well stocked small supermarket (there is a new Lidl opened a mile away on the road in) a launderette, a hairdressers and it is a short walk away from a marina.
Olivia itself is a nice town but it is dissected by the main N232 road. The old town is well worth a walk through and if you keep heading uphill are rewarded with some nice views.
Kiko Park isn't the easiest to find!! But it is well signed. When travelling south on the N232 into Oliva the first junction you come to is described as a roundabout but it is in fact one of those peculiar junctions where you filter to the right off the main road and then do half a circle to your left to cross the main road and you pick up the signs for Kiko Park from there and it takes you around the town centre. After about three or four left and rights you will find yourself on a bit of "dual carriageway" where you will pass a school on your left and then the new Lidl, also on the left. When the dual carriageway ends, look for the Kiko Park sign to take you left. 150 yards along there and turn right (signed) through the orange groves to Playa de Oliva and the site is in front of you.
Barry
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Thanks Barry hopefully the gusting winds will have decreased by the time we get there
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