Name: Camping La Aldea
Address: Carretera de El Rocío, km. 25, 21750 El Rocío, Huelva, Spain, El Rocio, El Rocio, El Rocio, 21750, Spain
Rating: 7

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In January 2024 we booked a Motorhome pitch at this site for two nights. We were told it was 59€ a night and although we thought it was a bit expensive we paid a one night deposit of 59€ and it was confirmed that we would have a two night stay totalling 118€. A week before we were due to arrive we received an email saying the price had increased to 174€ despite the fact that we had confirmation of the price being 59€ a night. When we received the email about the price increase I immediately looked on the website and the price still stated 59€ per night.
On our arrival the receptionist said the price had increased and printed out a copy of the email that had been sent. I explained that this was wrong and showed her the confirmation email. I also said I had rechecked the cost on the website and it was still 59€. At this point she backed down but was extremely grumpy.
The site is a complete sand trap, the road is sand and although they water the road you cannot get rid of the sand.
The showers are old and dirty. There were only two blocks open even though it was at the time of the pilgrimage.
The pitches are ok in size but then when the Spanish come they wedge as many caravans as they can get onto one pitch. This means they are cramped and very noisy. You can actually hear the people on the next pitch snoring. They also let people arriving enter the site very late so one night a family were pitching a tent at 1.30am and making lots of noise.
All in all this is a poor site that is very expensive for what you get. In addition, to us nearly being ripped off. I would say keep away.

Watch out for being ripped off!!

I stayed here when visiting family. The facilities on the site are ok, a bit rundown - they have a playground but we didn't even go in as it was falling apart. The cabin we were staying in was very old and rusty and got extremely cold at night (not enough blankets provided), but we didn't spend a huge amount of time there, so it mostly didn't matter. As many of the other reviewers have said, it's very sandy here - that's just a part of the area and something you kind of have to deal with! The restaurant on site is poorly run and normally is pretty empty. Better to go elsewhere to dine. The camp site is right next to El Rocio which is a pretty interesting village to explore. And the campsite is set right next to the Donana which of course is a beautiful nature spot.

A bit rundown

The campsite is ok, but pretty average.  Like many sites in Spain, the plots are small and access tight.  Facilities are ok and there is a pool.  However, this area is a dust bowl and sand gets everywhere.  The site is right next to the Romany town of El Rocio, we’re the roads are sand and many of the locals ride their horses.  It’s all very strange.  On the positive side, the site sits right next to the Donana National Park, with excellent walks through this wetland area.  Great for birdwatching. Personally, I won’t be visiting this area again as there are far nicer places to visit in Spain, but the campsite is ok.

If you like sand, you’ll like this site.

Great little site for Donana Resavation. Only stayed here on way to Portugal.
Clean and friendly site. Yes sandy but if you had over a thousand horses would it be tarmac I think not.
Went on trip through Reservation guided by Javia extremely knowledgeable
Only stay two days but very enjoyable.Showers clean and tidy.Staff and Reception very friendly speak english but we tried with our Spanish no problem.
Great site.
Got to say that 30 days after Easter then expect over half a million people verse 900 in usual times.With lots of horses - just pick your times wisely.
Great experience.

Good site but sandy for Horses

Campervan holiday but OMG! Let’s start with a positive. The staff are friendly and very helpful. The toilet block is clean. However, what they don’t tell you is the pitches are small, power can be anything from 3mtrs to 20mtrs away. What is worse is the whole area is covered in lots of very fine sand..and it gets everywhere! It’s going to take us forever to remove the sand, which blows around all day, from our vehicle. The dashboard is covered in a fine dust, it’s on your clothes, on every surface you could image. Whilst the staff try their best by driving round the site spraying water onto the roads it really doesn’t help but there’s nothing they can do. Therefore, if you’re okay with sand and dust then I’m sure you’ll have a great time… if you bring a dog, then expect it to get covered in sand and dust….

La Aldea Campsite - El Rocío sand and dust!

Installations were acceptable, although they could be cleaner, rubbish should be changed more frequently and plots are small. Staff manners have been the worst part. The receptionist was absolutely rude. She obscured quite a bit of information about the "alleged" conditions and norms of camping. After our first night, she fiercely warned us that many complaints had been received because we had been noisy and she threatened to throw us out if the next day was the same. But then, we figured out there was just one complainer, our closest neighbours, who went to bed exceptionally early that day and there were no problems from then on. We had paid in advance, but when we left the camping, the receptionist told us we had to pay an extra half day because we hadn't left our plot early in the morning. This was information never given to us nor specified in the booking ticket. Even so, we were told harshly that we MUTS know THEIR norms (I have no idea how, as they are not specified in any way). We paid the additional money with no more opposition than our disagreement with her attitude, omissions, and lies, but she still acted unpleasantly. She doesn't send maintenance staff to disconnect our equipment from the electricity grid and she doesn't open the crossing gate so that at least one of our cars could leave. As a result, it took us a long time to leave, and we ended up filling out a complaint form. The experience has been awful because of our camping choice. I would recommend nobody go. There are so many better options close Doñana in which one does not have to suffer disdain and bad manners. 

RUDE STAFF THAT MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE COMPLETELY UNPLEASANT

We stayed 3 nights over a weekend to make the most of the events going on in El Rocio. Pitches good size, sadly for us the rain had been falling a few days beforehand so it was mud everywhere. The ground is rather hard on some pitches. Receptionist was friendly. Bread sold in restaurant in the morning.
Showers clean and hot water.

Must if you want to look in the town

Plenty of pitches available so pleasant and spacious. Investigate the pitches first though, as the area we first chose had a concrete base under the sand/ground and we couldn’t get the tent pegs in. After explaining the problem at reception they suggested an area which was softer, grassier and suitable.
Showers and washrooms- always clean, paper and soap well stocked.
Great pool- fabulous and very welcome during the hot summer.
Convenient short walk to the town.
Avoid the restaurant- miserable service and we only had a morning drink/tea/coffee.
Little supermarket was well stocked.

Good camp site

We stopped for a couple of nights at Camping La Aldea on our way to and from Portugal. The site itself is good and the staff very accommodating.  The facilities could do with a good updating,  but for a couple of nights were okay.  The pool area proved very popular with Spanish families. 
It's certainly well worth a visit if only to take a walk into El Rocio.  Just like something out of a western.
Give it a go.

Little Gem

The campsite is well laid out with spacious pitches, some sand and others grass. It's fairly regimented with small hedges between the pitches but it is kept very neat and tidy and the facilities are fine and are kept clean. The Reception staff were pleasant and knowledgeable, so no complaints in that area.  However, the Restaurant on the site, whilst looking very nice, was appalling. Four of us went for a meal on a Saturday evening and there were only 2 other occupied tables.  That should have alerted us. All but one of the meals was cold and having sent the meatballs back four times they still remained cold.  The waitress was surly and rude.  We suggest you opt for a restaurant in town!

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