An excellent site for visiting the ancient port and quaint village of Cudillero. The port area has many excellent restaurants serving fresh fish. It's a 15-20 minute stroll downhill ( with steps) but a bit of effort required on the return journey. In the opposite direction is a lovely sandy beach. The climb back up however if you are walking is steep, nevertheless it is beautiful and very worthwhile.

Campsite was well situated for some strenuous cycle rides inland from the coast. Lovely big swimming pool which was quite warm in mid September.. Bar and restaurant looked good, but we didn’t use them. Showers and toilets very clean and hot water for clothes washing and washing up.

Very nice site. All the facilities apart from the pool (too early) were functioning well. Friendly receptionist and nice cafeteria/ bar. Nice gesture to have a book library and a comprehensive Asturias set of guide books to look at.

Great location for Cudillero which is a pretty village. Good facilities, good sized pitches, friendly reception. good walking/cycling locally. There was a fiesta in the neighborhood while we were staying, over the May 1st bank holiday, which meant two nights of very loud music starting at 11 and going on till 5am. So while we would happily return - it\'s a nice campsite in a great location - I suggest doing a quick online check of fiesta days before committing.

Very nice 3 night stop. Cudillero is beautiful. The campsite is very good, flat pitches of varying sizes, friendly staff, good bar and snacks, good sanitary provision. The main thing is the steep walk into the village, so follow these guidelines. Exit camping to the right then bear left immediately, follow this road(quiet) to the right after 200m then for 400m past the Hotel El Pescador. 200m on from the hotel the road turns a sharp left, half way around the bend is a footpath on the right with a wooden barrier on the left, follow this to the village centre. This is THE BEST walking route into Cudillero - enjoy your stay

Pool closed as early in season so can\'t comment, cafe limited so didn\'t try but food coming out looked nice.
The site was well kept with good choice of level pitches. Sanitary facilities clean and large, water not always the hottest in the showers and washing up area but adequate.
Good for walking into Cudillero, as stated, steep climb back but great views! Some lovely beaches in the area but need to drive. Very good coastal path walk from the nearest beach, well signposted.
Unfortunately we had bad weather (especially inland) so didn\'t venture too far but it seemed there was a lot to see around and about..we
would return.

Friendly and helpful staff, and pleasant campsite. Definitely visit Cudillero which is a lovely fishing port, but it’s a long walk down and a longer walk back up the steep hill to the campsite.

Staff friendly, bar pleasant. Some nice grassy areas for pitching. A number of seasonal pitches. We found the site road quite tight for our caravan.
As mentioned the path out of Cudillero very steep but worth the effort.

Quiet area above the village. Very steep footpath - take it easy! AfterApril rain, many pitches were muddy so our choice was limited. Electric hook ups not all working so we cut our stay short after trying a few. Many mobiles/permanents on site, some pretty old. However, it looks to be a well run site and would probably be better later in the season. Owner\'s son helpful with the power problems.

Post Covid so can’t judge pool or sport etc. Toilets very good as was washing up area and washing machines. There are some permanent caravans but but plenty of pitches to choose from , mostly level, shade etc. Very steep into Cudillero by footpath / on bike but a must see with lovely harbour walls and views across the bay. Had lovely seafood lunch in one of the many restaurants, most of best tables reserved by 1pm though it seemed.