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Added by Jopie, at 26 April 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Tuesday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Thursday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Friday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Sunday 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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12 Reviews
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31 October 2017
Great place to camp, we were there in Oct so it was nice and quiet. Staff were all very friendly and accommodating. Probably the best thing about the camp is it closeness to everything. We spent 6 days exploring the region and nothing was more than 30 minutes drive.
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11 October 2017
We took a spot in the last corner, which is a naturist area in summer, not in the off-season. That's probably why the toilets here are mixed and have windows in the toilet doors, both which we didn't like. But we liked our camping spot so far in the back, so we just used the washrooms at the entrance of the camping which are very nice - so in total we had everything we needed :) the staff was friendly, the prices good (very cheap in off-season) and the location is good for trips to the close area. We had pizza at the restaurant which we thought was too expensive, 12€ for all you can eat - but we cannot eat more than one, so it's quite an expensive one ;) but as the camping is so cheap, it was okay in total for us :) we recommend this place because of the natural surroundings which makes it very special in a country of quite bad campsites in total!
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09 October 2017
Charming people at the reception and the bar. Good prices. But over all this is an awesome place to sleep: it is a huge terrain with many spots to set your tent, away from noise. Beautiful!
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27 September 2017
This might be the most amazing camping site we found while road tripping through Portugal. It has a lot of very different areas for your campervans or tents. Some of them are in the shadows of the very natural feeling forests of this hilly place.
Don't come when it is dark already, you will need some time to find a nice spot and you will be missing the most amazing places if the sun has set already.
The facilities are in good locations, cleaned several times per day and are in an okay condition.report this review -
01 September 2017
I'm very disappointment. In the past this campsite was nice, clean and calm. I've been here many times before. This year I found it noisy, some toilets (especially on the hill) were dirty and busy all day around. Also the restaurant was worse. The menu was very poor. I'm very sorry, because there is a very great difference between now and past
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27 August 2017
Good place, but awful service that we couldn't resist. We have been waiting at the bar in the morning more than one hour for taking our order for two coffees. And when we finally got angry because of this, one of the guys from staff just said: "Be calm, ok?" Not for us.
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12 August 2017
We enjoyed to stay in Salema Eco Camp so much. The people of the staff are really nice persons and the place is so fine located. We enjoyed to come spontaneously with our car and tent. We could choose our place our own and were happy about this flexibility. The bar/restaurant is perfect and offers everything you need for enjoying nice holidays. There is further a little shop where you can buy lots of things. The bathrooms are mostly clean, sometimes the toilet paper is missing. You can walk in several minutes to Salema Beach which is wonderful and also nice surrounded by bars and restaurants. We want to come back as soon as possible! The Salema Eco Camp will be our first choice when we are in Portugal the next time. (Couple, 31 and 23 years old)
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23 September 2016
Had a lovely stay - clean facilities, lovely shaded pitches and a great cafe / bar. Basics available to buy, day-trip activities to join and a supermarket a few minutes away. Very peaceful and close to Sagres and other great locations.
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06 September 2016
Didn't intend to stay long, but stayed a while. Really relaxed feel, all the amenities you'd need. Picking your own campsite is always a bonus.
Best part of all are the large showers and that they aren't those silly push timers!!report this review -
10 August 2016
Even if it calls itself "eco" there aren't many reasons to justify it. It has lots of shades and the camping spots are reasonably leveled. Its big, like really big but with some cosyness. Bathrooms are good and clean. Showers are too small and water runs scarcely and very hot or very cold. The restaurant has some decent pizzas.
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02 July 2016
Camped here in a tent for 6 nights in late June 2016. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Nice shady/semi-shady well delineated sites. Free hot water in the showers, although it was tricky to regulate the temperature. You are encouraged to recycle - bins are provided for all types of waste. On the whole the site was quiet and peaceful, but the road to Salema runs alongside and can be busy at certain times of the day/night. Basic (and pricey) shop; excellent bread and croissants can be ordered for breakfast the next day. An Intermarche is 5 minutes drive away, and the small shop in Salema had very good fruit and vegetables. The campsite has a nice bar/restaurant. We really enjoyed our stay here and will come back.
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03 May 2016
We loved this campsite. It might be a bit confusing to find your way around at first. It's a huge area. The actual sites are huge too and very green and natural. You can have as much space as you like. Also it was very cheap to camp here.
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