Camping El Garrofer

The accommodation impresses with its well-maintained amenities and cleanliness. Guests appreciate the friendly and multilingual staff. Its location near Sitges and accessible public transport is convenient for exploring the area.

Travelling as a family of 5 with two 5 Yr olds and a 7 year old. This was our first time trialing a holiday of this style eurocamp, I wouldn't say I would be overally inclined to book another on the experiances from this trip. There were definite Pros, the staff in reception were accomadating, friendly and welcoming. The caravan although lacked personal touch had most of the things we needed for a pleasant stay, the beds were a highlight as they were very comfortable. I'm not sure if it's the end of season here but there were no activity's going on, or if there was no information to advice on this. The caravan would of benefitted from a welcome pack with information about public transport and the local area, places of interest etc. And definitely a map to the beach as once you leave the site there is no signage. We only noticed the map at the exit on the last day so had tried various routes before getting the most safest and easiest one. Public transport was a bit of a nightmare, although buses run from right outside the resort, they certainly don't follow the timetable and run late and often don't go where stated, not a reliable way to get around. And we resorted to taxis at times. I feel your own transport is required when staying here. Our children really enjoyed the sports facilities however it would be great if you could hire or purchase equipment, footballs, tennis rackets etc on site, another attention to detail requirement I feel. Would recommend if you want a nice quiet relaxing stay and are not intersted on visiting anything outside the camp , however if you want to explore and have an easy accessible beach then it's not the best place for a family holiday.