Site suggestions, Boss lady wants a large pitch! - south of Valencia. Tomorrow! (1 Viewer)

[Deanobeano]

Title says it all really.

We are overnighting at Teruel and have a month to head down the coast. No plans at the moment, but was looking for a site, possibly south of Valencia.

This will be from tomorrow for 4-7 days, depening on how it is.

Current contender is Devesa Gardens, but the comments state small pitches.

Mrs Beano likes a large pitch, ideally, without 4 Germans being closer to her than amI!

Any suggestions? It doesnt have to be coastal, but would like good walks, easy cycling.

Thanks

 

[PhilandMena]

Benidorm, me ole fruit pastel ! Loads of sites with big pitches. Google them and book online as some will have limited spaces.

 

[Mother Ship]

Camping Cap Blanche Altea

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[Deanobeano]

Thanks for your suggestions all.

We went for Devesa Gardens - Looks to be about half full at the moment. Pitch size is quite good (in my limited experience).
Weahter picking up for the next few days 22C. Bring it on!

 

[Xabia]

You might like Camping Javea, in Javea.

 

[Jammel1980]

Thanks for your suggestions all.

We went for Devesa Gardens - Looks to be about half full at the moment. Pitch size is quite good (in my limited experience).
Weahter picking up for the next few days 22C. Bring it on!

What do you think of Devesa Gardens?
Is it a nice site and area (plenty to do, see and eat), to stay a few months with 2 dogs and toddler?

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[Deanobeano]

We really liked Devesa Gardens.

Wash rooms were really clean and wonderfully warm. Loads of hot water also.

They seemed to do lots of activites for children. Horse rides, activities etc. There are some animals there to interact with also (sheep, chickens, pony's, rabbits, donkeys, lots of birds).

There is one resturant onsite (we didnt use it, so cant comment).

Just outside the camp is wood / sandune area which leads to a desterted beech. This beech stretches for miles, so I cant see it getting too busy. Access to the beech is via wide, paths which make access very easy.

There is a bus stop (number 25 - a circular route) that stops just outside the camp. This will take you into Valencia. Valencia is well worth checking out.

I personnally feel that it wont offer enough to keep you occupied for a few months, as there are no alternatives for eating (for example) within walking distance. Apart from the sites restaurant that is.

That said, it was a great site and we would return.

ACSI rate was 19 euro with reductions at 7 and 14 nights.

One point to mention, I should have been metered on my EHU (4 kw per day) but they didnt have meters fitted so, effectively unmetered use.