Camping Doñana Playa

The facilities were clean, the staff were friendly, and the atmosphere was really relaxing. We loved the beautiful setting, especially the lovely pool and direct access to the sea. Everything we tried from the menu was tasty, though I wish there had been a bit more variety. We had an amazing stay and will definitely return.

We only stopped to use the grey/black disposal and refill fresh water in our RV, so I can’t speak to staying at the campsite itself. Still, the staff gave us such a warm welcome, especially Federico. On our third visit they even serviced the RV for free, which really surprised us and gave us a very good impression of the campsite and how they treat RVers. Keep it up!

It’s a big campground, one square kilometer, with about a 15 minute walk to the beach. I enjoyed staying here, though it’s hard to reach without a vehicle. There’s no public transportation, and taxis are very expensive. I had to take one from Mazagon. I put my tent in a little spot by the showers and restroom to get out of the strongest wind. It can get warm, so having a tent or vehicle under the shade trees is useful. The front desk staff were nice, but their English is limited. They say Wi-Fi covers the whole campground, but I had none at my campsite. The bathrooms, showers, and surrounding area were cleaned regularly. Weekends can get crowded, while weekdays are almost like a ghost town.

We were completely happy with the 46 Euros we spent for 2 people/2 nights, including adults + parcela + auto, with our own tent. It’s a cosy place to wander around, and there’s a big pool with a ship for children and lights at night. You can get to the beach at night too. The showers are comfortable, and there are places to wash dishes and do laundry. The beach is amazing, with sand, sea, and even remains of an old 16-th century tower, just 5 min away. The campsite sits in a pine forest, so you get that lovely wood smell all the time. It’s also great for people with pets, who can swim together, and for children. There’s plenty of food on offer at affordable prices: a Supermarket with bread, vegetables and fruit, dairy products, cans, sweets, and drinks; a Cafeteria with churros for 1,5 Euros, tostadas, and great coffee for breakfast that becomes a restaurant with different dishes in the evening; a Chiruinguito right on the beach; a "Buffet libre" overlooking the sea, for 10 Euros per person in the evening and 14 for lunch, with unlimited vegetables, meats and sausages, pizzas, empanadas, salads, cakes, and even ice cream; and a "Hambuergueseria" by the buffet serving hamburgers and sandwiches. We’d love to come back and have already recommended it to all our friends.