Joditec - hi the first time we went to CM my youngest was 1yr old and apart from the hills on site it was perfect thats why this is our 5th year there. I have been in may and september before and i never found it to be rowdy. We used to go with keycamp and stayed in their top accom but the two years we stayed in them we suffered with a plaque of ants. Last year we went with interbrava and we had no ants at all! The camp is brilliant for kids and with a zero tollerence on noise after midnight you should be fine. If u are at the top of the camp use the dirt track by the supermarket it is gentler slopes to push buggies up than the main road thru camp.

We have also done the holiday with and without car hire and i must say that although its a short walk from the beach on the flat it is so much easier for shopping when u have a car. if u need a taxi in town used taxi alex he is great and if on foot why not take ur suitcase over to lidl as most have wheels on now days and is easier to get back up the hills.

Top tips if you smoke you can only buy fags as a tabac and be aware they shut for siesta and most dont open sundays. CM has a vending machine but they aint cheap. Get down for happy hour where its 2 for 1 on drinks and stock up lol, the sangria is great so drink and be merry. The swimmining pool is always cold whenever you go due to the size of the pool so try swimming in the afternoon when the shallow end is a bit warmer. Do not be conned into buying inflatables on camp you cant use them in the pool.

If you wanna eat tradition spanish food head for Don Xiotes its where the locals eat and a trip on the train around estartit is a must

Learn basic phrase such as please, thank you etc the staff are much more helpful if u give it a go. The days of cheap and cheerful spain has gone now as a euro is near enough a pound but you will still get more value for money on this holiday than u would for a week in cornwall so relax and enjoy