Please note that we are running a hosted Long Stay Winter Sun holiday rally from 12 January to 30 March 2025. The hosted holiday should be booked under the La Manga Winter Holiday campsite, site code E16W. To see what's included in the holiday please click on the link here.
For those who do not wish to join the hosted holiday, please continue to book under this campsite name, code E16.
This large campsite is situated in Murcia, an excellent location to take in history culture trips to Murcia or Cartagena.
A little bit about the site
With its beach setting on the Mar Menor Lagoon, this large, resort-style site is ideal for an active holiday. There are indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a playground, boules, tennis courts and beach volleyball, while the beach offers a range of water sports such as sailing, canoeing and windsurfing. There’s also a gym, sauna and spa treatments for adults.
Enjoy the wide range of activities and entertainment throughout the winter, including Spanish classes, aqua fitness and flamenco evenings.
On half of the site, the touring pitches are neatly arranged on gravel and surrounded by hedging which provides privacy and shade. The other half of the site has a large number of cabins for rent to tourists plus many static units used by permanent residents. First impressions when initially driving through the campsite may surprise some members as the main road goes past the permanently sited residential area before reaching the touring pitch side. The residential area has a large variety of adapted static vans which may look haphazardly built upon.
The toilet blocks are mostly in need of modernisation although they are kept very clean by the friendly site staff.
A speciality of the area is the local mud treatments, which can be booked through reception and are said to have a rejuvenating effect. Those interested in culture will enjoy a trip to the ancient port of Cartagena and the bustling city of Murcia, with its Moorish history and thriving café culture.
Around and About
Cartagena Roman city, La Manga Golf and Spa resort, Murcia, Alicante, Caravaca de la Cruz, Parque Regional de Calblanque, Water sports, Horse riding, Mountain biking, Diving.
Prices
| Pitch size (m2) | Pitch surface | Electricity | Electricity amperage | Water | Water shared | Drainage | Drainage shared | Other services on pitch | Separated by | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Special pitch - SP | 84 | gravel |
Yes |
10 |
Yes |
Yes |
hedges | |||
| Large pitch - LP | 100 | gravel |
Yes |
10 |
Yes |
Yes |
hedges |
Useful Info
Sites key:
Craig Powell
Reviewed: 18/01/2025 21:37
Its cheap, thats why people go there... there's nothing else there, the toilets are poor, showers even poorer... as soon as the rally turned up the cassette basin (without flush) got blocked.. the cafe is one up from a truckers cafe from the 1960s and the camp is 80% shanty... Show more
lurvemycaravan
Reviewed: 15/03/2023 07:52
We stayed in our motorhome for 3 weeks in February/March. Our pitch on the edge of the site was level, quiet and overlooked mountains. We enjoyed many walks and cycle rides from the site through the National Park adjacent. Motorhome outings to Cartagena and La Azohia were enjoyable. On site facilities... Show more
Nigel Gallier
Reviewed: 25/02/2023 14:07
This site really could not be easier to find, it is directly off the main duel carriageway to La Manga, albeit you have to go past it on the westbound carriageway for about half-mile to exit, cross-over and return on the eastbound carriageway. The site access is very easy and a... Show more
ScreenName0B37835140
Reviewed: 20/08/2022 11:45
We spent 2 weeks at this site in February this year, while the site is massive and is 50% static holiday homes of all different styles and age which does give some parts the feel of a "shanty" town however the Club pitches are in a separate block. Good size... Show more
ColJacq
Reviewed: 26/06/2022 14:52
An enormous site, 75% occupied by permanently occupied pitches with static caravans hidden behind an large variety of 'structures', some actually bricks and mortar. The touring pitches are rectangular level and all separated by hedges and there a plenty of trees for shade. The touring pitches all have electricity, water... Show more
AgyVan
Reviewed: 28/04/2022 19:16
We were thinking of booking this site for a couple of months, as one of the hosted winter long stay options for early 2023. We were nearby in April 22, so decided to stop. Thank goodness we did. The site is dreadful. As we drove in to choose our pitch... Show more
GrahamPH
Reviewed: 30/05/2019 19:37
WARNING: Despite what it may say on the web-site or in Venture Abroad, when we arrived last week (May 2019) they were adamant that they did not and would not accept Overseas Site Night Vouchers. The site itself is spacious and clean (actually eerily empty when we were there!) but... Show more
jctorquay
Reviewed: 30/07/2018 21:58
We were meant to stay 6 nights here but we lasted one. We are fairly traditional caravaners who like a decent pitch, clean facilities and to be close to the beach/town. To be fair this does have all that and if you are looking for somewhere where you have everything... Show more
santafeman
Reviewed: 27/04/2018 16:40
We stayed here January to March 2018 - caravan pitches in certain areas and ( paid for ) wifi ok, restaurant good. Overall this large site is scruffy and areas of the permanent setups look like a shanty town you would find in Africa in the 1960s. The toilet blocks... Show more
andrew12
Reviewed: 04/06/2017 10:37
Stayed for a couple of weeks in March 2017 on the plus side we found the staff excellent, the shop well stocked, the restaurant excellent and the location great on the minus side it does look a bit tired. The statics reminded us of a shanty town and the site... Show more
Craig Powell
Reviewed: 18/01/2025 21:37
Its cheap, thats why people go there... there's nothing else there, the toilets are poor, showers even poorer... as soon as the rally turned up the cassette basin (without flush) got blocked.. the cafe is one up from a truckers cafe from the 1960s an...
