Great location, beautiful tent and beautiful amenities. Very clean and feels like a resort. Great little convenience store on site. As a solo traveller I felt very safe. The location is great, I walked from the bus station and it took about 20 minutes (be mindful of hills though). And there is a path straight across the road that takes you directly to the town. The pool is perched on a hill over looking the water, absolutely gorgeous. The restaraunt looked lovely too but I didn’t eat there. I slept really well the first couple of nights but on the third night it was incredibly noisy. It felt like dozens of people were partying and kids running back and forth pay the tent screaming all night. It was so loud and disrespectful. I was surprised that there was no staff member patrolling to remind the guess of the quiet hours.

We had the most amazing stay. We stayed in a couples yurt, it had everything you needed. It’s very peaceful and quiet. We will definitely come back in the summer when all the facilities are open. Thanks for a great stay.

We stayed here from the 6th of April until the 9th and we absolutely loved it! The staff was really nice and helpful and they spoke many languages fluently! The campsite itself is beautiful with amazing sanitary facilities (clean toilets and hot showers), a swimming pool, a restaurant and a supermarket. There are beautiful hiking spots within walking distance from the campsite. And there is a little village and the city of cadaques just 10 minutes by foot from the campsite! 10/10 would recommend highly!

Cadaqués is undeniably beautiful, a place of rare charm and coastal splendour. Yet, I hesitate to describe this establishment as a camping site in the true sense of the word. Traditional camping, in its spirit of freedom and simplicity, is not possible here. One finds designated pitches, yes — though they are sadly intended only for cars. For the genuine adventurer arriving by bicycle, the options are disheartening: either rent the so-called “tents” at exorbitant prices or retreat back over the mountain. Further disappointments lie in the details: the water provided is not potable, and there lingers, unfortunately, a faint air of exclusivity that borders on sect-like — for those not lodging within the Wecamp are quietly cast as “outsiders.” The staff are kind and well-mannered, though the overall atmosphere feels curiously sterile, reminiscent less of a campsite and more of a well-appointed dental practice. The large pool is, in itself, delightful; yet curiously no one seems to swim in it. Instead, guests sit alongside, striking postures of relaxation more performative than genuine. It is difficult not to feel that chains beginning with the prefix “We” often share this tendency: to offer comfort and design while sacrificing a certain soulfulness. Nevertheless, the setting remains remarkable. Cadaqués itself is well worth the journey, even — perhaps especially — by bicycle.

The campsite is very well situated for the village of Cadaqués - only a short walk away. But, it is in a town and there are the usual « urban » noises such as trucks, dogs barking and scooters whizzing around. It’s not the peaceful countryside that I prefer. The sanitaires are modern, clean and the showers are powerful and hot. The only problem for me is that the emplacements are quite small and there is no privacy at all between vans. It’s like a supermarket car park! Personally I prefer smaller more simple sites with larger grassy places and a bit more distance between neighbours.