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[blucamp2]

we will be headin south around the 3rd of Jan ...( spain. tried portugal last year loved the country. but was it wet ) we have seen KiKo Park valencia on line , it looks good have any funsters first hand knowledge ..

 

[N&K]

Hi

We have stayed at Kiko Park Olivia, (there are two Kiko's)

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We stayed there one night as a stopover on our journey south through Spain.

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We stayed in December 2008, although it was advertised as being by the sea (which it is) a huge embankment resembling a railway embankment separates the campsite and the beach.

When you are on the campsite you can’t see the sea at all, there are no views only steep steps up the embankment. We used our ASCI card which reduced the prices from 25 Euros to 14.
All the summer photos looked excellent. Even though it was winter it was still quite busy.

It absolutely chucked it down with rain all evening and night, we left the next day.

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[M&L]

It's a nice site especially if you get a super pitch, they are on the right as you approach, nice bike ride into Oliva through the orange groves. Restaurants around the corner and beach bar on site.
We stayed there for a week in early March two years ago, paid around £20 a night though.

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[TimG]

We have spent quite a bit of time at Kiko.We generally stay there on our way south about Oct/Nov time. You do need an ACSI card to get the price down to a reasonable level. Also a long Hook up lead (over 25m) is needed on some pitches. It is great for walking the dog on the beach and as mentioned previously there are some good local restaurants within easy walking distance at reasonable prices. The camp one is a bit expensive.

It is an easy bicycle ride into Oliva on quiet roads and there is a good market on Fridays. There are 2 Mercadonas, Lidl and Consum in the town.

We have found it the best site on this stretch of coast when compared to others such as Eurocamp which is a bit remote.

The serviced pitches on the right hand side are bigger than on the left side buit they tend to be a lot more expensive.

 

[evans88]

Its a very smart site. However, I have called in there on route to Souithern Spain and foujnd it to be full.You will need to book to secure a pitch. 15 euros a night with ACSI; otherwise very expensive.

 

[geoff1947]

Its a very smart site. However, I have called in there on route to Souithern Spain and foujnd it to be full.You will need to book to secure a pitch. 15 euros a night with ACSI; otherwise very expensive.

We stopped there for one night last year but found it very tight even with a panel van. I had to reverse into a very small pitch and anything bigger than a SWB would have found it impossible.You need an ACSI for the discounted rate but the beach is fab! Pitches were a bit too small and close unlike Roquetas de Mar where we stop for a month, for the discount and catch up with friends, which are double pitches and with 3 towns within easy walking/cycling dist. Bit further south but a good long stay site.:thumb:

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[blucamp2]

hi Geoff, thanks for the tips ,
we stayed at la garrofa last year liked the people and the site ( on the beach) but its a bit of a trek to the shops ect .
had a look at roquetas ,on line and have it down as a possible , had a bit of trouble working out there prices ... any Idea what they charge in jan for a month 2 people , motorhome 6.5m
regards

 

[sugarplum]

Hi geoff1947

Was interested in your stay at roquetas de mar...... we have 35ft RV... do you think we'd be OK...often it's the height though that beats us because of the trees, we're 12ft 5 high.

cheers

alice

p.s. there's a cracking site at Orgiva, if you like the mountains and the solitude. Open all year, and a bar across the road.

 

[kenspain]

Your find now that the pitch size in La Garrofa have got smaller and the bar has changed hands and prices have gone up a bit. And its time it had a make over.

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[geoff1947]

Roquetas de Mar

Hi geoff1947

Was interested in your stay at roquetas de mar...... we have 35ft RV... do you think we'd be OK...often it's the height though that beats us because of the trees, we're 12ft 5 high.

cheers

alice

No problem The staff will remove any poles in your way. I've seen quite big RVs on site. Trees are quite high and lower branches were trimed last year Site access is OK and the site has one straight road with branches left and right and there is no problem with space.
Cost this Feb - Mar for 32 days was 428 euro but the longer you stay the cheaper it gets.
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[geoff1947]

Hi geoff1947

Was interested in your stay at roquetas de mar...... we have 35ft RV... do you think we'd be OK...often it's the height though that beats us because of the trees, we're 12ft 5 high.

cheers

alice

p.s. there's a cracking site at Orgiva, if you like the mountains and the solitude. Open all year, and a bar across the road.

Stopped at Orgiva twice now Love the area::thumb:

 

[kenspain]

When i was there in July they had started to make some of pitches smaller and 2 weeks ago we wild camp just along the road and had a look there.

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