Kiko Park Oliva

The only thing I wasn’t happy about was the extra 5 euro per night charge for my little dogs. This is the first campsite in Spain where I’ve had to pay that, and I don’t know why, since they stay in our camping car rather than in one of the apartments. Apart from that, it’s a lovely, clean site, with generous bays for parking your camping car. The beach is beautiful, and there’s a nice little cafe onsite for breakfast and more. The gentleman working there was charming and friendly. We stayed just one night.

The small restaurant has good options and really good pizza, and this time I also booked a massage with Rafa, who was very professional and did a great job. The guests are down to earth and everyone greets one another, which makes for a lovely atmosphere. We’ve visited this camping site three times now and still enjoy it a lot. It’s tidy and clean, including the toilets and showers. We’ll definitely come back for a fourth visit.

The cheapest pitch for our camper van was in a gated area outside the main camping site, overlooking the trash bins and motorhome sewage station, so I can’t recommend that option. We only stayed one night. The main camp itself looked quite nice and clean, with shaded pitches, and direct access to the beach. The toilets and showers were clean and perfectly fine.

The location was the standout for us: Camping Keto Park sits right on a quiet, clean sandy beach, with no road between the campsite and the water. We stayed in early June with our large 9-metre motorhome and had no trouble finding a place. The site is modern, clean and very well maintained, and felt like a higher standard than most similar places. The washrooms and toilets were spotless, with quality fittings, and everything was in top condition. Reception staff were friendly and spoke Spanish, English and German, so it was easy to communicate. We planned on two nights, but felt so at home that we would gladly have stayed longer. We’d absolutely return and recommend it.