Parque de Campismo Orbitur Guincho

The westernmost point of our tour of Europe with a mobile home. Can't get any further west. We had booked the pitch in advance and February was pleasantly quiet so we were able to choose a pitch with a view of the Guincho dunes and the sea. There is electricity at every pitch, and several sanitary blocks are spread over the site. The price of around 15 euros per night includes electricity and hot showers. There are also washers and dryers and a dump station for campers and RVs. Of course, it is a bit of a walk to the town, but you can also use electric scooters and electric bicycles, which are waiting for users in large numbers in front of the campsite. It is necessary to download an app beforehand. The area is very beautiful and relaxing, definitely not overcrowded in winter. There are numerous paths and small roads along the coast for cycling or walking. If you are looking for a place to spend the winter from cold Germany, you should take a look here.

Extreme heat without air conditioning with a fan that does not work, bangalow ok. Staff very indifferent to complaints. Price x quality too expensive. I do not advise especially in the summer, in the region you will find places with greater infrastructure within the region

We stayed at this campsite near Cascais. Minimarket, restaurant, swimming pool, clean services, friendly staff. Pole at the entrance with card check for security. In front of the campsite bus stop for Cascais and the beaches. 1.5 per ride or 2 euros valid for 24 hours. Taxi to Cascais center around 7 euros. Beach reachable with a short downhill walk (about 10/15 minutes) on the way back it is a bit uphill but you can take the bus. Quite large pitches for campers, poorly delimited, power outlets a bit far away on certain pitches. Price a little high compared to other campsites but the area is very nice (about 30 euros per day with electricity).

We used the campsite for a short stay to see Sintra and Lisbon. There is shade everywhere and most of it is not parceled out so we had plenty of space. And finally, thanks to the many trees, you could use the hammock. The sanitary facilities are a bit old, but were very clean at all times. I found it very progressive that there was a baby bath in both the men's and women's areas 😉 The pool was clean and had a comfortable bathing temperature.

As a positive, the location of the campsite is good, the campsite has a lot of shadows, it seems ideal to go in a tent or motorhome. As a negative, we stayed in a MOREA 5 + 2 PAX bungalow and the photos do not correspond to its current state, they are deteriorated and without maintenance, the beds are very uncomfortable, we stayed 4 people and for 7 I do not see it comfortable. In nine nights we did not have a change of sheets and towels, despite requesting it, we had to go to reception every time we ran out of toilet paper rolls. The camping restaurant service is very slow, the food is correct. The facilities (bathrooms, laundry rooms, tennis courts,...) with a lot of lack of updating and maintenance.