HolaCamp Gandía

The tents are great! They're super comfortable and beautiful, perfect for relaxing on the beach for the weekend. They offer a rejuvenating vacation at a very affordable price, and they even have air conditioning! Although the bathrooms are shared, the value is excellent. If you're looking for a quiet weekend, this is the perfect place for you! We enjoyed this campsite so much that we decided to stay an extra night. We will definitely come back and recommend it to everyone! Thank you so much!

We stayed at this campsite for 4 days at the end of August 2025. We stayed in a fully equipped tent. The tents were immaculately kept and super clean, including a mini-bar and air conditioning. The campsite is small but very beautiful and well-maintained. There's a very nice pool inside. Last but not least, the bathrooms are very clean. Highly recommended!

For me, it's a place I wouldn't return to. 1. The fridge is small and doesn't cool. 2. The fan is very noisy, and if you don't turn it on, you'll be unbearably hot. 3. The shop is 15 meters in full sun during the day; there's no shade, and at night, without electricity, we had to eat dinner using our phone flashlights. We complained at reception, and they completely ignored us. 4. The pool has no lifeguard, and it closes at midday for far too long. 5. The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and closed from 4 to 8 pm the rest of the week—no service, not even for a simple coffee. 6. There's no supermarket. 7. There's no entertainment whatsoever. The only positive thing is that Natalia and Nico, who work in cleaning, are incredibly friendly and keep everything spotless. Otherwise, for me, it's very disorganized.

First of all, we're at Camping Aventura and some Holacamp pitches. We got tent number 15, which has no trees above it, so there's no shade or sunlight. We called Barcelona, ​​where our tents are located, and they were very helpful, but since it's inside Camping Aventura, Doña Ana, the owner, ignored us. She was also very rude. The cleaning lady, Natalia, and Nico were particularly bad. The rest of the restaurant, pool hours, lack of a lifeguard, and supermarket were all disorganized. I think this is something Holacamp needs to address with Camping Aventura to ensure a comfortable and stable service so customers can enjoy themselves. I believe the owner of Camping Aventura is largely responsible.

A campsite with ridiculous hours, such as the pool opening from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. No nightclub or place to gather. The restaurant, which isn't even on the campsite, is open Wednesday through Saturday. For the price, it's highly inadvisable.

Positive points: Cleanliness and bathrooms, with good showers and always clean. There's no noise during rest periods. Negative points: The pool hours are horrible, as they're closed from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM, for no apparent reason because there's never a lifeguard on duty... with very few sun loungers for all the people there. Inhumanly hot... not just because of the weather, the tents are like real saunas or greenhouses. The mattresses are winter-grade, so be prepared to sweat like there's no tomorrow just by touching them. The sheets are too small, so they keep coming off. The Penguin/AC unit they have... seems to heat more than it cools, and during the day it has power surges and resets every 5 minutes... I don't think I've ever been hotter in my life! I used to go outside the tent (when it was 35 degrees) to catch my breath. The restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday.

The tent isn't as big as it looks in the photo. The small fridge doesn't have a freezer. We were there for three days and had to buy food every day—what a nightmare! The cooler doesn't cool the tent during the day. It's in full sun from morning till night. Tent number 13 needed more shade; it was unbearable during the day. At night, we were able to rest and even cover ourselves. There's no light outside the tent; the next area is completely dark. Bring your own flashlight or something because it's pitch black. The last two tents don't have any outside light at all. The price is a bit steep for three days. The sheets and towels were clean, though, which was nice. The girl with short brown hair was very friendly; we wish there were more people working like her. The pool's hours were terrible—2:30 until 5:00, plus there was no lifeguard! Everything else was fine.

1. The pool is closed for many hours. 2. The restaurant is closed all day Monday and Tuesday. 3. We slept in tents, specifically the one next to the bathroom. We could smell the bathrooms, and every time someone went to the bathroom, the light came on and shone in—uncomfortable. 4. The women's bathroom was full of hair. I don't know if someone is going bald or if they just aren't cleaning enough. 6. There's no microwave to heat baby bottles, nothing. 5. I will never return to this place.

I'm going to share both the positive and negative aspects of my stay at HolaCamp Gandía, a place I will undoubtedly return to next year: • Positive points: - Good location, close to a Consum supermarket and with direct road access to Daimús beach, just 1 km away. - They have an ultra-fast facial recognition entry system, both for the entrance and for vehicles, making access very quick and easy. - The accommodation itself is quite large, as seen in the photos. There were two of us and plenty of space, including a king-size bed. They also have accommodations for larger groups of 3-4 people. - All the tents have at least one tree nearby, which keeps it cool (although during the hottest months, even with three trees around, you won't escape the heat, but that's true anywhere). - We chose a glamping tent, but they also have bungalows and areas reserved for caravans or motorhomes, perfect for enjoying with family. - It has common areas like a swimming pool and designated barbecue areas. - If you book in advance, it's very reasonably priced even in high season, and the experience it offers is well worth it. - There's a restaurant just outside the campsite. - The people are very social and you can easily make friends; everyone here is generally very friendly. They also follow certain rules to maintain this, which prevents chaos. - The bathrooms are very well-maintained, and the showers are spacious and separate, nothing like the shared showers I'd read about. There's plenty of room to shower. • Negative Points: - It's very difficult to sleep during the day. If you get a tent with only one tree, it will be extremely hot at certain times of day, and even the penguin fan won't save you. My recommendation is to air out the tent and then put the penguin fan right afterward to create a breeze. - The cooler is very small, especially if you're staying for several days. You can't store much food or drink. The cooler itself doesn't cool very well. There's no freezer either. - The Wi-Fi is something that could be greatly improved; there's hardly any signal, and you practically have to use mobile data constantly. Android devices connect easily, but you still lose signal; however, Apple devices require registering on a website (which involves more steps), and after a while, you also lose signal. It would be good to install more signal boosters. - There's usually not much hand soap (this must have been my experience, as I couldn't find any), but more soap dispensers would be a good idea. In short, the stay provides a unique experience. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to help if you need anything. Overall, it's very good. The community is very pleasant, the bathrooms are very clean and well-maintained, the parking is ample, and the atmosphere is enjoyable. Personally, I would plant a few more trees to provide shade throughout the area, install more Wi-Fi boosters, and add more soap dispensers. Despite everything mentioned in this review, which has points for improvement, we will definitely return next year. Thank you very much for your attention.