Camping El Garrofer

L'endroit est très bien entretenu en plus de s'être agrandi offrant une multitude de couchage différents le personnel est très sympathique agréable et efficace merci nous avons passé un super moment je recommande vivement

I have very bad back pain and the campsite did everything they could to make me comfortable, improvising quite creatively. Whenever I had questions about how to get somewhere or how to order a taxi, or some help with Spanish - they were extremely helpful with anything I needed. The campsite is spacious and mostly very clean, very well maintained and usually quiet. The restaurant and supermarket are a bit pricey but there are plenty of supermarkets in Sitges and Villanova.

We stayed here with Canvas holidays (vancanceselect). There are no canvas reps on site so check in etc is with main reception. The accommodation was clean and in good condition. Our accommodation was situated next to the sports area, under some trees and with a covered decking area which was lovely to sit at. We didn't feel overlooked and it was mostly peaceful and quiet. We had 2 evenings (Fri and sat) where other guests were playing very loud music which we didn't enjoy, we asked at reception if this was allowed and we're told there was nothing they could do until the specified quiet time. The rest of the days were very peaceful though. The staff on site were all very friendly, attentive and helpful. Our son enjoyed going to the on-site shop each morning for croissants which were freshly baked. The shop was small but stocked all essentials and was reasonably priced. Our children enjoyed the football and volleyball courts. Pool was good with slides but a little chilly! My only criticism of the pool was that it was 1.4m deep which meant my 9 year old struggled to play in the water as he couldn't touch the bottom (fine for swimming though) and the shallow pool was a bit young for him. No balls were allowed in the pool so limited amount of games that my kids could play. The lifeguards were really good and were very attentive to safety. There weren't loads of sunbeds but the pool is surrounded by artificial grass so if there wasn't a sunbed it was fine to put a towel down on the grass. Bike hire on site costs about €12 per day and a €50 deposit per bike is required, the bikes were well used and limited numbers available so go early morning if you are wanting to hire! Walk from site to beach was about 10 minutes and passed Jardine de Terramar which had a little children's playpark and football goals. Walk to sitges took 30-40 minutes but along a flat promenade with beautiful views across the beach to sitges. Sitges itself is a pretty Mediterranean town, not a tacky brit destination at all! There are lots of restaurants shops and bars to suit all tastes. There is a tourist train along the promenade which was €2.50 per person 1 way, however, we found that it didn't stick to the timetable and we only managed to catch it x1 across our week holiday! Bus stop for Plana bus is just outside site and comes at 10 minutes to each hour, €2.40 each way. The bus goes through Sitges and on to Barcelona. We took the bus into Sitges and then got the train to Barcelona. Trains to Barcelona from Sitges were roughly every 15 minutes and easy to use, we got the train to Passeig de Gracia Station which is near to Casa Batllo and Casa Mila and about a 20min walk to Sagrada Familia. We used the metro to get to Camp Nou and did a stadium tour. The stadium tour was very busy but the children enjoyed it and the metro felt safe and easy to use. We also got the train from Sitges to Vilanova, the beaches are much wider in Vilanova and there were football goals and volleyball net