This will give you some information about it but like all Spanish camp sites they pack them in like sardines in a can as there are very little rules here about distance from each van,home,tent etc also it can be very noisy.

The beach at La Fosca if fantastic with a very large stretch of sand but can get very busy during the hight of the season.

Palamos is very much a working town with a good beach, shops and places to eat at a respectable price, as an example you can eat lunch Monday to Friday in the Hotel Trias which is right on the sea front at Palamos for €10.50 per person including wine, water and soft drinks. I use the place a lot my self and the service is excellent.

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a1gjv.

Thanks a1gjv

I've already looked at their website, and was wondering how it fits into the Camping Kings site where it is apparently based? Also how new/old their caravans are etc! Don't mind being packed in like a sardine so much - us and the kids will pretty much sleep through anything - and have just returned from a rainy week in the Isle of Wight with the parents followed by two rainy days in Cornwall with the in-laws. So a week in the sun in our own caravan would count as a luxury I think!

As far as I know their caravans are no more than 5 years old if that. To the best of my knowledge everything fits in very well.

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a1gjv