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Stayed overnight here January 2012 on return leg from Spanish coast back to UK.
The site is almost brand new in what appears to be the centre of a huge building project covering a couple of square miles to enhance the Expo Centre, but don't let that put you off as the building activity makes no noise to offend or create a bad visual impact and there is already a circumference around the site of established small trees between the parcelas and the building that will soon grow to hide all activity.
There are over 100 parcelas all fitted with hardstanding and quite innovative power poxes with 10A electricity. Never seen power boxes like these before, they appear to be custom made for campsites. All roads around the site are tarmacadam and plenty wide enough to reverse our double axle into the parcela without using motor movers.
Outside temperature is presently 7 deg C and my wife tells me the shower block is warmer inside than our caravan with loads of hot water available, so no more cold shower rooms. Like the site, the toilet block is also new and all fixtures & fittings are good quality and clean.
Adjacent to each power box there are 4 water outlets with threaded fittings.
There is a restaraunt on site which looks like a restaraunt, not a greasy spoon but we didn't try it, as we'd bought food during the day. Bread is available in the morning from here too.
Finding the site is puzzling, as neither of my sat-navs show the road complex, which is also new. The entrance is up a slip road off one of the new dual carriageways that you can easily miss. The saving grace is that you can see the site on the side of the hill from half a mile away. Just look for the rows of neat looking white chalets. When I hit the button on my sat-nav for location it gave me N41-38-260, W000-56-438. This site is definitely open all year too.
There was free Internet included with the overnight charge. Internet was ok, but not the best. Overnight charge was EU23. 08, which was almost double what we'd been paying on the coast but with the best facilities and security.
We would have no hesitation to stay here again, maybe next time for more than an overnight so we can explore Zaragoza. I'm told there is a lift to the top tower of the cathedral, which gives unsurpassed views of the city.
The only complaint I have is that their website doesn't appear to respond very well when endeavouring to make contact, but my lack of spanish doesn't help.
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