we had stayed previously at site for a week, on our way back from Portugal thought we would stay again. all was fine then came lockdown

A bit rustic, as others have remarked, but the toilets and showers are recently built and kept clean. Pitches are variable, but out if season I was given a choice and my pitch was level and very quiet. Pleasant little restaurant and bar, with seating inside and outside (away from the road) helpful staff. Walking in the woods adjacent, so good for dogs. Best about the site is convenience for Marbella.

Nice camp site pitches are a bit close together, Building work in progress during our visit, good bus links out side camp site.

Was a fantastic site unfortunately half the site and the best pitches have been covered in statics!!!so what was good for a long stay is basically a short term option, such a shame.

Obviously rather noisy as right on main highway but not too bad if manage to get a pitch further away from road. Ground particularly hard for tent pegs.
Quite a few well established residential sites and noisy family get togethers till very late in night.
Good location to explore Marbella and other local areas although because on highway car trips often required driving quite a way in wrong direction to do a U turn!
Not our favourite campsite but best of a limited choice in that area

Very nice camp, extremly friedly staff, wide clean polls (2) with natural grass around, dogs are welcome, toilet facilities new and clean all the time. 5km to city centre, bus station nearby.

Friendly staff on reception and in bar/cafe.
Nice bar/cafe/pool area, although limited fare. Wifi here is free but slow. You can buy into the camp-wide wifi but it's expensive and even slower!
2 brand new toilet blocks are nice.
Site is let down by the large number of permanent residents. In parts it resembles a shanty town. They all erect fences, extend their van/hut ridiculously, seem to be very insular and have a daily 'barking dog' competition among themselves.
Handy bus service to the Costa del Sol hotspots and 'Little Britain' developments.
All in all, okay for a stop over or a few days.

We were very disappointed with the sizes of the pitches. No privacy at all. Shower heads calcified but large cubicles. Parts of the site looks like a shanty town. It's a fifteen minute walk to the beach, slightly uphill coming back to site. Wi fi is hit n miss. We will not return.

Comentário simples de uma família com 1 criança de caravana e carro:
1- A gestão do parque de La Buganvilla está a fazer um esforço em termos de melhoramentos do espaço no geral, exemplo das instalações sanitárias.
2- Efetuando uma Análise Swot:
Pontos Fortes:
Espaço calmo e tranquilo; bons Wcs; espaço duche grande; limpeza de WC´s muito bom;
Pontos fracos:
Falta de zona à entrada da piscina para obrigar os utentes a lavar os pés e a molhar o corpo.
Falta de sistema de identificação para os utentes do camping e maior controlo à entrada.
Caixotes de lixo de plástico sem tampa.
Caixotes de lixo metálicos ferrugentos.
Ameaça:
A crise económica provoca ausência de dinheiro nas famílias e como tal um menor período de férias.
Oportunidade:
Embora estejamos num ambiente de crise económica provavelmente manter e ou mesmo alargar o desconto de permanência, exemplo permanência de 7 dias paga 6 de 14/10 e 21/16.
La buganvilla detém custos fixos de atividade, assim deverá ter sempre como objetivo deter o camping cheio e não deter preços elevados e o camping não cheio.
Manter uma imagem de utentes de camping e não de utentes com barracas como segunda habitação
Ameaça:
Os outros 3 Campings, Marbella Playa, Fuengirola, Los Jarales detém acampada do tipo barracas, fomentado o alojamento com uma imagem não de camping mas de segunda habitação muito pobre.
Para finalizar: se pretender pernoitar nesta zona este é o local até ao momento com maior relação preço/qualidade.