Name: Camping Cobijo
Address: Carretera Laguna Negra km 2 Vinuesa,Carretera Laguna Negra, Vinuesa, Vinuesa, Vinuesa, 42150, Spain
Rating: 7

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Santo Domingo de Silos Monastery

Colegiata de San Cosme y San Damian

Camping Cobijo

Vinuesa

Camping is poorly cared for, full of pine trees, you should clean before you shop, the clean but very old bathrooms, the supermarket is fine. The attention of the reception is exceptional. Since they camp freely and there are no plots, people REASPECT to put themselves on top of you without respecting a minimum of vital space. The management does nothing in these cases and washes their hands. Cars pass by after the hour of silence, that there is no such thing as the bar with people and the kids and parents eating and talking as if they were at 12 in the morning. We will not return despite the scenery.

It's disappointing.

As other users have already commented, the campsite is located in an admirable area, but it does not look beyond the slightest image. Uncontrolled pine and roots, a very sparse and old playground and some other leftadez. It has no plots, which makes it special, but there is no control over the campsite, so suddenly you run into a tent waiting to serve your coffee.

Freedom without control.

This site is full of trees and little permanent dwellings (huts? shacks?) and has no parcelas as such. So on arrival we were told to go wherever we wanted and given a little map showing the electric points. They also lend you an adapter for a 10€ deposit as the system seems elderly and incompatible with modern sockets. However the electricity worked fine. 
Finding a spot took a bit of time as we drove around feeling puzzled - and saw others doing the same. 
Being low season and mid-week the advertised restaurant, supermarket and pool were closed, as was one of the 2 toilet blocks. Toilets and showers were absolutely fine unless you’re fussy about modernity. 
If you walk to the village (which is pretty), go through the gate opposite the campsite entrance and bear left. It’s a lovely walk and shorter than the dull road. 
Local dogs (a farm?) made a din at times during the night, as did owls but you can’t complain about owls! Chainsaws at 7.30am we could have done without but I doubt that’s regular. 
Restaurant is nice enough but the food not very exciting.

Weird but nice

We were there for a week in August, camping enormously inside a forest of wild pine trees and pine trees.The cabanas are very comfortable, a very quiet place to relax, play sports and connect with nature.There are some interesting animal sculptures in old pine towels, the bread of the store is fine, management and price is good, they have a good restaurant bar.

To the back!

Camping is poorly cared for, full of pineapples, you must clean before you shop, the bathrooms are clean but very old, the supermarket very good. The restaurant is a cheap and poor-quality menu, the chips are eaten in the morning and later refried. the arrogant and unprofessional waiters, no complaints.

Capimg chabolista.

We loved this campsite, there were not too many people but there was a good atmosphere. There were no plots, we looked like a hole, at first we looked rare but we really liked the idea, because of the feeling that people were looking for a hole, and because it was a very forested environment it looked like you were in the middle of a mountain. The bar was very nice, with a lot of terrace. The bathrooms had many cups/duchas/etc although there was no soap dispenser, and there could be some more covid. The pool was very nice, in a very nice environment. The price of 21€/night seemed appropriate.

Camping in a forest

I won't go back. You get there and you're told that you can camp where you want because there are no plots, but you find that the landlords who occupy more than 120 square meters park the car in the shade of the trees and bother you to tell them you want to camp there. The sinks near the chemical toilet only have to be cleaned on Fridays. The showers are free of pressure and barely have water. There is no night watchman, if people hear after 00:00 laugh, speak out loud, there is no silence until later. It is stuck to a farm where the animals don't shut up all night, there is no camping ground for rest. There is no maintenance staff because where there is a lot of dust and dirt, there is a lot of footwork to be done between the pits and the roads, and there are so many ways to make a footwork.

Very bad, a cortijo, so as not to return.

I've been coming to this campsite for a long time. this year, so special the cleanliness of the services leaves much to be desired. i must clarify that there are two services. one upstairs, separated from the entrance, which is what i mean, and another next to the entrance and cafeteria. the latter are much cleaner than the previous ones.

Services are provided.

I've been visiting the campsite for many years and this year I probably should have been more careful about cleaning toilets and showers, saying it leaves much to be desired, not to mention very left.

Enviable environment and lack of cleanliness in services.

I've been here for 20 years and I come to see my friends.We stay here every year.The services leave much to be desired.And this year what should be cleaner is when they're dirtier and more careless.The best thing about camping is the cafeteria.

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