A gem.

A gem.
It already starts with the reception where you are told in a nice way that you are in the Basque Country and that we speak Basque here so you immediately receive a translation of hello (kaixo), goodbye (agur) and thank you (eskerrik asko) . We arrived earlier than we had booked and although the campsite was packed, everything was done to accommodate us that night, and if you are all set then come check in or tomorrow is fine too.
The spots are indeed not large, but there are real pearls like ours (i4).
The sanitary facilities are really neat and clean all day long.
The only downside we find is the restaurant, which is actually a refined cafeteria, and the food is nothing to write home about.