Camping Riaza (ACSI site) north of Madrid now charging €4 pn for electricity

[GeeCee]

I know this site is used as a stopover by many MH folks when heading south. We've stayed there a couple of times for that reason. It's listed as an ACSI site at €23 pn whcih means as with all ACSI sites you should get electricity for that. But there's a sign in reception saying electricity will be charged on top of the ACSI price. So last week we paid €27 for one night. Won't be going there again.

 

[Lenny HB]

Why would you need EHU for one night, not even worth wasting the time plugging in.

 

[Wingingit#1]

4€ too much ?

 

[royandsharont]

With ACSI you don’t get included electric, you get 4.5 KW per day I think, so if it’s metered you pay over that. If not metered I have always got all of it included, but perhaps not now.

 

[gus-lopez]

4€ too much ?

It would be the 23€ that would be stopping me using it. especially if i am just overnighting & using nothing.

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[Gaston aires]

This will become the norm. What with the price of energy nowadays.
Phil

 

[jongood]

I dont get why people bother faffing with campsites for 1 night.

Campsite:
1, Go into reception with passports, wait for admin.
2, go and find pitch,
3,tell reception which one your on.
4, wait in a queue to pay and check out.

Aire:
1, park in available pitch,
2, put money in machine if there is one.

The only reason I could think of for needing ehu for an overnight is if you need the heating, but then most of the supplies wont cope and its cheaper and faster with gas anyway.