Las Salinas

We ended up staying three extra days because everyone made us feel so welcome. The facilities were spotless, the on-site restaurant served good food, and the staff were all friendly and helpful. It’s right by the beach, with a bus stop about five minutes away and Tarragona around ten minutes away. Find a pitch under a tree if you can, it gets really hot.

We visited in early May and the campsite was almost empty. Our parking spot had a lovely sea view, just a few metres from the sandy beach. The toilets and showers were clean, though you need to bring your own toilet paper. It’s an inexpensive place to camp, and the restaurant is very local and nice for a coffee or beer :)

The beach is great for little kids, and the staff were really friendly and helpful. Food at the bar is cheap and cheerful, with huge portions. The pitches are a bit small and rock-hard, but it’s standard beach camping and you know what you’re paying for. I’d stay again.

The staff were really accommodating, and the campground covers the basics well. It’s very close to the beach. Bring toilet paper, since none is provided, and avoid pitches near the restroom sewage unless you want to smell sulfur all night.