Camping Sandaya Cypsela Resort

This is a really lovely resort to go to with a young family. It's self contained with a grocery store, restaurant, bar and even a gym on site. The water park is fantastic and there are exercise classes in the mornings. In the evening, there's entertainment for children. The chalets are lovely and quite spacious, nestled among the trees. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here and would certainly recommend it.

This was our 14th (and final) visit to Cypsela. We originally brought our children there for many years and then continued to visit as a couple. Firstly, we stayed (as usual) in a 2 bed Colors mobile home. I think it's fair to say that the years (we reckon they're there since c.2015) have not been kind to these mobiles. Calling them 'Premium' at this stage is quite a stretch. They have become shabby and dated both inside and out. The shower heads in both bathrooms were loose and swung to face in whatever direction they liked - if you could actually get any hot water that is (which I never did). All the beds had dust underneath them on arrival and a musty smell inside the mobile suggested it had not been open in several months - probably since 2023. Half the inventory was missing. Only one outdoor bulb worked. There was no ice cube tray and the interior furniture was chipped, ripped and shabby. The public toilet blocks are long gone past needing a refurb such is their condition. Some cubicle doors don't have locks on them, the shelves are missing and the doors have holes in them. At least these showers do work though! For us, the Bowling Bar was always a favourite, especially the wooden furniture and decking outside which added a laid back feeling to the place. To say we were disappointed to see the decking had been replaced by concrete and the furniture replaced by heaps of cheap, nasty bistro furniture is an understatement. The new roof shading was probably a good idea but it just felt that it's all about dollars and bums on seats and nothing whatsoever about paying customers actually enjoying the atmosphere. Despite reading differing opinions in other reviews we found the staff to be friendly as usual, in particular the restaurant staff and the manager, and can have no complaints on that score. Unfortunately, for us Cypsela (now called 'Cypsela Resort' instaned of 'Camping Cypsela') has completely lost its soul. Which is a pity because once, in the very recent past, it had been so quaint. Perhaps that's what people want nowadays but it ain't for us anymore

A fantastic place for R&R and all the family plenty to do in peak season and off-season. I’ve been many times since 1993-ish. Will keep going back for as long as we can. The surrounding area has lots for everyone including beaches, shops, history and beautiful historic villages. Pals and Begur are two of our favourite places . Thank you everybody at the resort

We had been visiting this resort since the 70s when it was Spanish owned , it WAS great...but now French owned its become more expensive than a hotel and the word "camping" only loosely fits its description.This is a mini Disneyland and run the same way . Theft is on the rise here , we witnessed a few people having cars broken into and belongings taken from the rooms . It use to be very clean here but now cleaning is at the back of the que. Sadly we will never return and we shall keep the fond memories of how this "site" once was.

We come back again and again..Cypsela has become our home from home..but with the weather..we know the staff and all of the surrounding area..loads of great beaches and courtesy bus is an excellent service..would highly recommend Begur, Palafrugell, Calella, Llafranc..to mention a few..we will be back again next year!!

I booked to go here with my partner and our two sons for a week in June. Sadly my partner lost his passport just before we were due to fly, so I made the decision to go alone with our sons. When I got to Cypsela, I was greeted at reception and informed my caravan was one of the furthest away. I felt quite overwhelmed at this point as the thought of doing it all alone for a week definitely hit me, and was evidently emotional. The staff were so nice to me and assured me if they could move me they would, but the site was so busy that it wasn’t possible which I totally understood. Nina in reception said that she would get some of the staff to take my luggage, and me and my children, to the caravan on the golf buggy, which was massively appreciated. She also asked me if I wanted a hug (at which point I definitely needed one!) and told me if I needed anything just to let her know. I spent a week at Cypsela with my 2 boys on my own, but I didn’t feel alone, because i really did feel like like Nina, Francesc, and other staff there were really looking out for us. Francesc would always check in on us when he saw us, and everyone was so so friendly. When we were leaving Nina and Francesc made sure someone came to help with our luggage again which was massively appreciated. All the staff at Cypsela were absolutely amazing and kind. Jess in the takeaway was so friendly, and the guys at the bar were so so kind too. The staff in the bowling alley were also lovely to us. And Nina and Francesc in particular went above and beyond, to the point that I don’t think I’d have enjoyed my holiday the way I did if they weren’t as kind as they were; They are such a credit to Cypsela. Nina even got my little boys some colouring books and gifts to keep them busy so I could try and have some peaceful moments. It really is a great site with so much to do, which was perfect when you’re on holiday alone with two kids!! We didn’t need to leave the site, except to go to the beach but we could just hop on the free site beach shuttle, which was great! I will be back here with all my family!! Thanks again to everyone for being so kind, helpful, and just amazing. X