We have returned from 4 weeks at Cabopino and we are wondering why! The site is "rustic" and the toilet blocks could do with an upgrade but it all works and is kept very clean. Some of the pitches are a bit small and can be difficult to get into with a caravan unless you have a mover but if you have booked and they know that you have a big van and an awning then I am sure that something suitable will be available. Water points are a bit sparse and grey water has to be taken to the motor home service point so it could be a something of a hike. Elsan points are beside each toilet block. During the winter there are many Brits on long stays but they were very inclusive and there is plenty organised by the site if you want to join in. The indoor pool is great and was warm and not crowded when we were there, although during a Spanish holiday weekend there were lots of children about. The big plus for this site is its situation. It's a short walk from the beach and the new board walks which are brilliant. The beach bar is lively even during the winter months and there is a good selection of restaurants at the port. The restaurant on site is independent, quite expensive but is a great experience. The attached take away is good value and useful after a hard day in the sun and when no one volunteers to cook the evening meal. For those who do not want to drive the frequent bus service stops just down from the site and connects with the rail network. Except for the Spanish bank holiday the site is quiet later in the day and a good number are probably fast asleep by 10:30. For us it is an excellent location and we will be back next year most likely for a longer stay. If you want to be in this area, away from the high rise of Marbella etc. but within easy reach then it's a great choice.