One of the best campsites we have ever stayed in. Spacious pitches surrounded by 2m tall thick, hedges with mature trees for decent shade. Toilets were immaculately clean, hot water in abundance, micro adjust rain showers and everything worked. Impressive large pool, kiddy pool outdoors and a further (heated off season only) pool indoors. Bar restaurant area indoors and outdoors next to all pools. Shop had good range for off season. Lovely area and we found some less hilly roads to cycle on.

On tour in Pyrenees and stayed 2 nights. The staff are friendly and helpful, giving us a choice of pitches. Views from our pitch were fantastic and we enjoyed walking along the river road to the next village. Restaurant staff very good as was the food and drink. Well worth visiting Ainsa. We were lucky and saw hundreds of migranting vultures. Local wines very good.

Site is 3km north of Ainsa towards Bielsa on A138
Huge pitch for our motorhome, quad and trailer. Very happy to stay here.

This site is in the most wonderful location with numerous walks and cycle trails in the area. Campsite reception provides you with maps of the walks as well as all details being available online from their website. Food in the restaurant is all home cooked and very reasonable in price. Even in November the site has all facilities open. Staff very friendly.

The shower and toilet facilities are perfect. The location is stunning. Lots of walking and cycling

The facilities block looks new and is cleaned several times a day - rainfall showers with taps not push-buttons. The lovely pools are still open as are the restaurant and supermarket. good sized pitches and I was given a map and guide to local walks at check-in.

Stayed in June and site still opening. Therefore can\'t comment on food as restaurant menu very restricted so didn\'t partake. The site is rather tired as others describe but the pool was open and is large (no sunbathing facilities sadly) and the toilet block that was open was very clean with plenty of hot water and good showers. Rather expensive but Spanish sites seem that way. Easy to get to Ainsa which is a good visit and still recommended.

Looking a little tired, especially the toilets / showers but at least all the facilities were open in mid October. Makes a welcome change from many sites where everything is closed.

Staff friendly but site a little old and weary. Facilities clean but dated. Shop on site for bread orders. Ainsa worth a visit but path opposite site is walkable or mountain bike only. We had road bikes so cycled along main road and up into old town.

Another visit over, lovely site, just one complaint. Dogs are not allowed in the restaurant, I can live with that, so why do they let so many cats walk freely in the restaurant, under the tables begging for food.