Name: Camping Caravaning Cuenca
Address: Carretera Cuenca Tragacete km 7 16147 Cuenca,Carretera Cuenca Tragacete, Cuenca, Cuenca, Cuenca, 16147, Spain
Rating: 7

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Spanish

English

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Barbecue grill(s)

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Tennis court

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Camping Caravaning Cuenca

Cuenca

Only use this site to visit Quenca which is well worth doing. Site is neglected and over priced but worse of all is we were unable to sit out side because of the flies ! Site roads are tight and confusing until you work it out.

Run down expensive for what it is.

We stayed in a tent for three nights in August 23. A few things to be aware of if you are thinking of staying. The site is large and is very lively until around midnight. Many of the plots have permanent tents and caravans, so on arrival it looks more like a town than a campsite. We were the only Brits there. The ground wasn't grass, but dusty, dry earth. We could get most of our pegs in. Things do quieten down around midnight and there was a slow start to the day for most people. Cuenca is amazing and a must to visit. We walked in and got a taxi back. We also enjoyed canoeing on the Rio Jucar. The on site shop is disappointing given the size of campsite and there aren't any shops nearby. Restaurant on site is good, but not sophisticated. We had breakfast, lunch and dinner there over our stay. Pool is lively and is for playing not swimming. Some bits of equipment arent in great condition eg air hockey, table tennis table. 

Lively campsite

I couldn’t rate this site any lower, if I could I would.  The staff were casually friendly initially as we checked in, then all but disappeared. They advertise things that look great, but after paying 50% more here than several other far superior sites we expected far more.  When we explained that we didn’t appreciate the filth, the fact that the place looked like a deserted refugee camp, and did not appreciate graffiti in the washrooms, none of the facilities such as the bar/restaurant being closed, reception only open limited times, 6 amp electrics, no lighting in the dish washing facilities etc etc, we were greeted with hostility.

We didn’t even stay the 3rd night of our booking, and when left we explained we thought we had paid enough, to be told they “would claim it” anyway.  So we left thinking they were to debit our credit card, feeling most aggrieved. 

Then a few hundred metres down the road, in our getaway vehicle we were held up by a big guy in his van, from the camp, who was excessively aggressive pointing his finger into my wife’s face demanding the balance of payment.  It was very difficult to communicate with his menacing fierce anger, we were trapped, my wife scared, he said he was calling the police, I said thank goodness. 

His call was for backup, whereupon the receptionist and another guy arrived from the camp, whilst the anger was less, the threat was still there, and as far as we are concerned we had the insisted €50 balance stolen from us in cash, on the road side fearful they might resort to damaging our caravan, car or us.

Avoid at all costs.

I spent just one night with my couple in a cabin, as we had an event next door, and we didn't want to drive. The campsite is very nice, in the middle of the woods and with views. The cabin is very comfortable and with everything necessary. When we stayed for one night, we couldn't appreciate the services of the campsite very much either, but it has a very good look.

Nice camping in the middle of nature.

We've been back to camping after 15 or 18 years, and it's gotten much worse. There's no more water and the grass is dry, except for the bungalow area. The pine forest in the background is still a treat, like a free campsite because there are very few campers there, and there are no lighthouses on that side, for those who like tranquility. But the servants no longer clean them so often and there are only two perchitas in the showers (sometimes rotas).

It's not what it used to be.

It's the second time we've been there. The first time we liked it and repeated it. The second time we had a small shop and we didn't ask for light because we needed it, so we were put in the free camping area. Commenting that there are no bathrooms nearby, no control over cries during rest hours, music at night, groups setting up scandals or cars circulating past noon. The pool has a meadow and trees that give shade, plus some umbrellas. The cleaning staff always keeps the bathrooms clean, the best of the camping area. The first time we went to the restaurant is phenomenal. This time, disappointing. On the menu there are rations but there's no complaint that it was from 1:30 p.m. when you can't ask for more than a couple of other cameras every hour. Finally, I think we could call the same one every hour.

Camping in Cuenca

The campsite is not bad, it's big, the plots are big too, but there are some that have enough floor space for a caravan, but there are usually fixed in these plots or tents, the clean toilets and everything very carefully, the staff of 10, they help you with everything and the bungalow area looks like a small town, very carefully.

I was hoping for something else.

The truth is that it far exceeds our best expectations, both for its location and environment as well as for the facilities of the campsite and its staff... Strategically located 6 km from the beautiful city of Cuenca, 200 m from the Jucar with numerous bathrooms, 15 km from the Enchanted City and surrounded by millions and millions of pine trees as far as your own eyes can see. The location could not be spectacular. Although we have a huge, well-organized and very carefully designed campsite, it has roughly 1 km x 800 m of personal space and includes a deep forest.

It has exceeded our expectations!!!

Not if the time for commenting will come, but it's 1:19 in the morning and there's a large group of adults in their forties who are barking, screaming, laughing... if you've caught their attention several times and nothing, it's worth it for them to run more, and the camping officials haven't shown up...neither today nor yesterday, who also had jaleo until 1:30.

City without law

Very good Camping Bungalows very comfortable Tranquility in the middle of nature I recommend you can enjoy the scenery and because of its proximity visit Cuenca, a beautiful city, with a very well-groomed heritage María una buena profesional, will help you choose your routes.

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