This site is basically a large field in need of cutting and weeding,in places more dandelions than grass.no paper in toilets.water in sinks barely aired.no water except in washroom.many static caravans in poor condition,covered in plastic sheeting. Busy road nearby.

As someone else has commented there is no potable water except at the washbasins. The site is next to a busy main road with many passing lorries and any cycle or walking routes involve navigating the road first. We came here because of the walking routes mentioned on the ACSI site but felt that walking along a busy main road with a dog was too dangerous. We didn't try the restaurant but the had a coffee at the bar and that was good. The pool looked good also but we're not swimmers.

A very indifferent welcome awaits you here. You are a burden in the working day. No electricity on the pitch. You have to go back to reception to get them to find a fuse and put in the EHU for you. You are then reminded that ACSI only get 6 amps but would you like to pay for more. Water is an issue here. A mean spirited policy prevails. There are NO taps on site to hose fill your camper. Only water from the sanitaires carried by hand is available. There is a hose but it dispenses unpotable water. The pool is beautiful but closed. It was 38C. Will it be open? Shrug, maybe tomorrow or the next day. Showers are smelly and in need of a makeover. Lights give you 5 mins and then go out. Shower before dark or very quickly! Easy access to Andorra is the only plus.

expected it to be fairly quiet but o so wrong lots of dogs barking and a loud calling from birds

site itself is average

We arrived here with the intention of staying for a couple of nights. However we experienced dogs barking until 3 am from neighbouring houses so did not sleep well resulting in our departure the following day, exhausted.
We were in a tent so it may not be an issue if you are in a campervan or caravan.
If you are in a tent you have been warned