Many shady pitches available under the trees. Close to town and convenient for food shops, beach, restaurants.

After reading a previous review I should have known better than to choose to stay here. It mentioned the noisy campers but I assumed that would be a specific case, however it seems it might be the norm for this location. Granted we arrived (unknowingly) Friday afternoon of Teachers day weekend. After waiting in a huge frenzied (and fast moving) line at check in we found there were still many vacant sites to choose from. There was an excessive amount of inconsiderate noise made by many of the other campers. Very loud music, shouting, applause... and it carried on late into the night, long after “quiet hours”. These inconsiderate noise-makers were people of all ages. The men’s washroom was a disgusting mess including feces smeared on the walls. The surrounding neighbourhood itself was unremarkable, seemed a bit unkept, but we were likely biased after having just spent the last few days along the west & south coast at some amazingly scenic beaches and picturesque towns. Walking distance to a mini market and some eateries. If you choose to camp near Vila Nova de Milfontes the other one a block away seemed just as hectic, but there were two campgrounds less than 15 minutes north, close to Praia do Malhão (beautiful, short drive up a gravel road, lots of parking), that seemed like they would have been a much better choice.

Very poorly kept campsite with a very stupid system of leaving the site to go to the beach. This rear gate is opened every two hours for ten minutes only during the week and on the hour at weekends. If you miss this time it is a three kilometre walk to get around the site to the front gate. Why in this day and age can they not have a card system. Very strange !
Also struggled finding the toilet drop ,in fact ended up taking full loo to our next site. Other campers had the same problem, all walking round with full loos. Lol