Cambrils Park Resort|Cambrils Park Resort

Lovely resort but some improvements needed. This was our second trip, but not sure there’ll be a third. The resort itself is clean and beautiful to look at. The staff were lovely, particularly in the restaurants and bars despite being very busy in the evening. There was a nice variety of pools. The bakery and supermarket are excellent and reasonably priced. The entertainment in the evenings was mostly good (our kids loved the African acrobats in particular). The snack bar near the Pirate’s Pool was our favourite spot for lunch. The atmosphere around the main pool in the evenings was always electric. However, there were a few negatives for us. We had quite a few cockroaches in and around our accommodation. They need some better water slides to keep the kids interested. The food in the restaurants was okay at best, and way overpriced in our opinion. The service at the ice cream shop is very slow at peak times - you’re looking at 20-25 minutes queuing to get an ice cream before the show starts, which is ridiculous. Some of the shows were poor, in our view (e.g. the magician). The beer being served in old Magners glasses is also an annoyance, when you can walk out of the resort and you’re given a nice chilled branded glass in a local restaurant. Overall, the biggest negative though is the price of the place - it continues to shoot up without any discernible improvement in the quality of the resort.

It was our first visit to Cambrils Park (kids 11 and 9) and we will definitely be back. It is just a lovely place to spend a holiday. The facilities are very good, the staff very helpful, the takeaway, bakery and super market really handy. We felt that while onsite, it wasn't overly expensive. The miniclub was a bit hit with our girls. Some of the entertainment was a miss (too many hulahoops and people climbing chairs!) but some entertainment was great (the Queen tribute as an example). We would recommend renting bikes. Cambrils itself is probably a 4km cycle away from the resort. Cambrils is a lovely town. The cycle route by the beach is perfectly safe. Salou is probably 3/4k cycle the other direction, again totally safe cycle routes. Salou is nice too. All in all, great holiday.

Our 9th visit to Cambrils Park this summer. Our 2 boys have virtually grown up here and have loved every minute they've spent here. Definitely say the service in general was a lot poorer this year. Only 1 person in bakery in afternoon meant service was slow. Same for restaurants at night, meant we just out in the Town. There was a very large cost increase on this stay over previous years (normal price hike year on year was €10-20 per night, closer to €100 per night increase this time). Was first time we've left without booking for next year but may still return as kids are very happy here.

We have visited Cambrils park 7 times between 2012 and 2025 and my children loved it as much at 17 and 15 as they did at 2 and 4!! My excellent rating is swayed by the number of wonderful family times we have enjoyed at this safe, friendly, clean, reasonably priced place to holiday over the years. Cambrils port on the bikes is amazing too for a proper authentic wander or food/drinks. We decided this year would be our last, mainly because the focus of the park is definitely on younger children but we left with more happy memories and a tear in the eye to be saying goodbye! A couple of suggestions to keep the excellent rating:- 1/ agree with comments about the grass being removed at VA’s. We stayed in a VB which we went to multiple times and having a patch of well maintained grass for the kids to play football on and us to sit at was lovely! The plots at VA’s with stones looked messy and unsafe for kids to play. Don’t turn the whole park into stones and reverse the stones to grass at VA. 2/ our last night was spoiled by noise coming from a villa behind where lots of people were outside between 11.30-3am. In previous years, security would have stopped this as they came round in buggies regularly but nobody came and there should not be noise allowed at a family resort 3/ the sunbeds at the pools should be replaced, they seem like the same ones which we used in 2012 on our first visit and are now falling apart. Also, there should be many more sun umbrellas. Quality hotels would have 1 umbrella per 2 beds. I think this would help stop the rush of families with young children to secure loungers at 10am and 3pm. We never tried at 10am as cannot be bothered queuing on a holiday but 3pm was usually ok for a bed but we could never get an umbrella. Also the umbrellas were unsafe and turned over in the wind, mostly because they were often not in the original base. This is dangerous. New loungers, new and more umbrellas and stricter pool etiquette would resolve and make for a more chilled, safer and fairer experience 4/ to keep families with older children coming back, allowing use of a small ball in pool would give them something to do or perhaps create an adults only area/pool for age 15+. Also, a more relaxed attitude to allowing teens who are members of clubs and gyms to use the gym or attend classes would be great. The main staff member on gym reception was rude to my son and wouldn’t allow him in, he was also inconsistent allowing in other 15 year olds. Hopefully feedback is helpful in how to maintain an excellent rating. Thank you Cambrils Park for the many wonderful holidays over the years. We sign out from Scotland for the last time……

Accommodation was good, it is expensive but clean, comfortable and AC perfect. Also nice to have fresh towels every 3 days and sheets after 7. Pools on site are fine but frustrating you can only have inflatables and balls in 1 v small area of main pool. Makes the pools a bit boring for slightly older kids. There is also generally sun loungers available in pool areas in the afternoon, which is great after the 3 pm reopening. Real let down in this campsite is the food… the only place that food is decent is the chill bar, the other restaurants are a real let down. It leaves you with the only option to head to Cambrils for dinner in the evening. It would also be nice if they showed live sport in other locations. It’s only in the sports bar and it’s only inside, lot of other camps have TVs outside under shade for big sporting events.

I've given Cambrils 4 stars in memory of the great experiences I've had there when my children were younger. But on this - my third visit - I think I've reached the end of my love affair with Cambrils Park. On the plus side, it is extremely safe for children & this was the reason I loved it when the children were younger. We've always stayed in the Alohas & were lucky other years to have good locations. I found our bungalow depressing this year & it felt like we were in a shanty town. The food remains very poor quality, although they have made efforts to improve it. Cambrils Park is a fabulous location for very young children. And also for those with mobility issues as everything is in such easy reach & the pathways are well maintained & even. The bar is also irritating, but perhaps it is Irish people who are odd; maybe the whole rest of the world stands one behind another in a queue waiting to order a drink. But it alien to me & makes me think the staff wouldn't survive a night in a Dublin pub. Cambrils is great fun. Chocolate is great fun, but can ultimately leave you feeling a bit empty. Maybe it's just time to move on