Campsite Cabopino

We stayed here for a week over Christmas and we liked this site. We were on the bottom of site nearest road, however the road noise was not too much of a problem. It was a large plot but very shaded, so advisable to book in advance especially I the winter. Toilet/shower facilities were good, with hot water and even a shower screen. The staff were fabulous, so friendly and helpful. The price was excellent too and the indoor pool was warm and of a good size. We walked to the beach most days, over the motorway and the beat was there. Be aware though that nude sunbathing does happen, we saw mainly men. Andy\'s bar on the beach is a must as offers great food, views and a chilled atmosphere. Bus service in the area are good we went int Marbella but be aware the supermarkets lidl is a good walk away. This is not a place for cycling.... Would definitely return.

Stayed there after a night at a site in Marbella. Close to the main A7. Lots of children from local schools using the swimming pools. Can be very noisy. Very little privacy.Decent sized pitches. Lots of resident non Spanish speaking Brits on the site. Handy for local Naturist beach at Dunas de Atola which I personally would not recommend. Italian restaurant on site very overpriced. Nice staff on reception, very helpful.

Set on hillside so you need to be fit. Steep walk back from village while dodging around edge of roundabouts with busy traffic. Nearby beaches fine but sunbed city. OK for stopover with motorhome and probably good for long stay with caravan and car. Stayed one night only and moved on.

One of the best sites in area we found. Dog friendly with dog wash. Showers are unpredictable for hot water but the toilets were always clean even over Easter break. The Murcury wifi was very poor and we had to keep booking back on to the system and at €39 for 30 days way too expensive for the quality of signal, and my phone said good reception when I tested it but it wasn\'t. Bar food good quality and reasonable price.

A well maintained site very pretty, would be of interest to the Botanist in you. We were disappointed in the cycling opportunities unless you are happy to cycle along side the dual carriageway. Lovely beach nearby.

If you like to feel ripped off when using wifi, this is the place for you: €3. 50 for one hour\'s usage. If using the bar it\'s free, but the system doesn\'t like iPads and iPhones. You sign in using FB and that, plus some mail, is all you get. Second time in there and nothing, couldn\'t even log in. The Italian restaurant on the site is very good with starters, starting at 14€ for a bowl of soup. Portions were good and the service good too. You tend to feel underdressed if you walk in wearing your relaxing camping clothes. The port and its surroundings are excellent and a short, though somewhat hilly walk from the site. The site is looking tired but has a brisk turnaround as its one of only a few in the Marbella area. Toilets are clean though in need of some paint on the inner doors as graffiti artists have visited. The, reported elsewhere, cats were not a problem however. I was told that this is because a lady on one of the pitches feeds them so they stay around that pitch! All very well unless you are next door! The cats of course, when well fed, will soon multiply so the solution is not to feed them even if you are a cat lover! Pitches were a good size but sloping and the only ones left for short stay campers were in the shade which will be needed in the summer ! The pool was nice and there were plenty of organised activities.

This is the second time we have stayed on this site. We intended to stay only a couple of nights but have ended up spending three weeks! Toilets and showers are clean and hot water is available all the time. There are a lot of cats but if you don\'t bother them - they tend not to bother you. Pitches are available in full sun, semi shade and full shade. Shop offerings are minimal but serve the purpose. Bus service from very close by is good and cheap.

Too many cats! I like cats and have had pet cats at home before but there is a reason they call the cats that occupy campsites in Spain \"Street Cats\". They are not domestic pets but feral wild cats. Despite a notice on the site information leaflet saying \"Fines For Feeding Cats\" the idiot English woman on the pitch next to us was feeding them. She had cat food bowls outside her awning and also fed them scraps directly. Because of this our pitch was constantly swamped with anywhere up to 7 cats at a time. Despite the threat of fines this was clearly not being policed. The final straw was when my partner got cat poo on her shoe and unfortunately walked it into our motorhome. The smell was horrendous and we had to remove all our carpets and clean them. On an evening after being fed the flea bitten street cats slept it off on the sun beds around the pool which were then occupied by holiday makers the following day. We mentioned it to the crazy cat woman on pitch E02 that was feeding the cats and received a torrent of fowl language for our trouble. When we arrived the staff on duty were excellent but on the morning we left the young Spanish lady really gave the impression she didn\'t want to be there and everything was a force effort. Because of her attitude we nearly didn\'t mention the cat problem but after having taken our money without a smile I decided to tell her we would be putting a review on ACSI saying too many cats and that the woman on E 2 was feeding them. She barely looked up, made no comment but did write down E2! Some may say we should have mentioned it during our stay but we were there on holiday and not there to police the site. The only other problem to report was a drunk English guy at the bar one evening who claimed to some people he was arguing with that if they all went to reception the next morning to complain about him they would be thrown off because he had a caravan there all year and the site wanted his money! The bar staff continued to serve him despite the fact he was clearly drunk and causing trouble. I think the site cleaning, toilet cleaning, bin emptying etc is done by contractors so the site staff aren\'t aware of anything that goes on beyond the reception. The Italian & Indian just off the site were very good. Nice area and good for bus to Marbella and Fungerola (spelt wrong) Could be an excellent site with only a little effort.

Large campsite with lots of chalets & statics as well as tourers. Well organised, large pitches, some with mixed plant borders & variable shade. We were under large conifers which smelled lovely. Very nice pool. Fruit & veg stall very good quality but we were disappointed by the bar. Beach with lifeguard was a pleasant 5 to 10 minute stroll. Handy for Marbella and Malaga. Would return.

The site is spoilt by the feral cats which inhabit and are fed on site. We travel with Eddie (our Jack Russel) who has a natural aversion to these feline pests. They seemed to be all over and invaded awnings when away from site. Unfortunately, unlike responsible dog owners cat poo is not picked up yuk. Otherwise a lovely site in a ideal situation but those cats means \'we will not be returning\'.