Natura Eco Camp

The owners came across as a bit rude, maybe because they're not very socially at ease. The campsite and its location are lovely, and there's a great outdoor area with a kitchen for everyone to use. Still, calling it “nature eco” seems to cover up some poor standards. The men's and women's showers and toilets aren't separate, which can feel awkward. The showers are just hoses with shower heads in homemade wooden enclosures. Dogs roam around, which is cute until one relieves itself by your tent and no one cleans up the solid waste. At 50€ for two people and a tent per night, it's an absurd price for what's provided.

We spent a night camping here and really enjoyed the setting, tucked into the hills, and the care put into the details. It's very eco friendly, with a welcoming, helpful host. We could properly relax and feel like we were on a break. The host went out of their way to help us, which was a real lifesaver, so thank you. It's definitely worth a stop, and the price was great. Hope you get to visit.

We were glad the owner could fit us in at such short notice, and she was incredibly friendly. The facilities were fine, with hot water in the shower, clean toilets and an outdoor kitchen. Still, we paid €50 for two people for one night to pitch our tent on a patch of grass just a few metres from another tent. It felt a bit too expensive and too much like glamping for what we wanted.

It's a nice location and the place is well built, but calling it “nature” seems like a way to excuse the lack of basics. There was no electricity, nowhere to fill the water tank, uneven ground, and far too few bathrooms for the number of guests. Maybe that would be acceptable at a price to match, but we paid 50€ for two people and a van, cash only, with no receipt. They seem to take advantage of having no competition. We stayed one night and then got out of there.