Camping Camino de Santiago

This is a delightful rural site in a very old village overlooked by a n ancient castle. It is quiet and peaceful yet offers all we needed. The family who run the site will do all they can to make your stay a pleasant experience & I can wholeheartedly recommend the lamb roasted in the outside oven. Would happily return here.

A small family run site in a quiet location alongside the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. Owners were keen to help. Son spoke English, father not but he was very keen on wildlife and offered trips out in 4 wheel drive to see local birdlife- he went out of his way when on his way to an appointment, seeing us emerging from a track after searching for bee eaters. He got us to follow him to correct place, then went on his way.
Pitches were well shaded with room for caravan and awning. Although showers were push button type the water was hot and adequate. Washing machines worked well.
Other English on site had returned after previous visits and we intend to return too.

Very nice welcome from the young man whose father owns the site. This is a nice quiet site at the edge of a village which is one of the main stopover points for the Camino. Lots of bird life in the area.
Pitches are just about adequate, a bit tight for us in our largish tent, but plenty big enough for a caravan and car.Sanitary block was clean.
We had a meal in the restaurant which was nice but not spectacular.

Very small campsite which our satnav could not locate but it is clearly signposted along the main road. Set in a small village which is quite barron. There is an old castle at the top of a mountain and the view of this from the campsite is quite nice. However there is very little else there. The pitches were perfext and either shaded or non shaded with plenty of space. The toilet facilities were very old fashioned as has been mentioned, but the main issue for us was the showers which were quite frankly unusable. They work by having constant cold water running and having to push the hot water valve every few seconds. The man who runs the campsite is friendly but very laid back which sometimes came across as rude. There is free wifi at reception only but the reception doubles as a bar/restaurant with a small shop and is very pleasant to sit in. Lots of different types of birds to observe from the pitches.

This site is all about the location. castrojeriz is on the camino way and the pilgrims walk past the site entrance. The short walk into the town is through the old streets and leads to a small area well served by bars and restaurants. There is only one very small supermacardo shop in the town and the nearest big shop is on the out skirts of Burgos. The camp site is small and friendly. The small pitches have some with shade. the toilet facilities are old style and rather well worn but they are cleaned daily. There are washing machines and dryers. The bar area is well used and fresh bread can be bought every day. The highlight of our stay was walking one stage of the camino way through the beautiful countryside.

We visited this campsite in the last year and comeback in present year for more two times. One in the middle of June an the other in the last day of the same month.

Small camping very quiet with nice staff. Small pitches but in good condition. Very good for stopover or to relax for some days.

Excellent small site. Nestled below the town and castle.
Friendly staff and simple but good restaurant add to the welcoming atmosphere.

Small camping very quiet with nice staff. Small pitches but in good condition. Very good for stopover. We will return.

The family that run this campsite are the friendliest and most helpful we have ever come across in many years of camping.
If you have any interest in bird life this is the place for you as well as local history and great scenery.
Once you visit we can guarantee you will return.

A small site which has not been much developed. Many of the pitches seem unused and somewhat overgrown. Most are delineated by mature trees and it is difficult to see how a caravan and awning could be fitted into the narrow spaces. The facilities are a little old fashioned but very clean - not heated! Access to the site a little tight for large units. ON THE POSITIVE SIDE - a fantastic unspoilt area and town. The Camino Santiago walk passes nearby and the local hostels and restaurants are set up to cater for the Pilgrims. I would certainly return, only 90 miles from Santander (and a very beautiful road) so good for a stopover or longer stay. As other reviewers have said, a little old fashioned. Could be great with a little investment