Nice, shaded parking spot. The restroom facilities are always clean, and the sinks are always well-maintained.

Danger posed by bicycles and e-scooters that race at excessive speeds along poorly lit paths, especially in the dark in the evening without lights. No staff to be found after 9:00 p.m. Unfortunately, the beach is not as shown in the pictures; it is on the other side of the campground. The beach right next to the RV sites has coarse, sharp gravel, and the water—even at the water’s edge—is not, as described, a paradise for toddlers, but rather a murky lake where you step in as if into liquid mud. You can’t see the bottom from the very first meter; it only gets clearer further out, but by then there are what feels like 1,000 seagulls constantly “doing their business.” That really took the fun out of swimming in the ocean. Unfortunately, the restaurant had a very limited menu, and the service wasn’t very friendly. They also didn’t mention that the campground is practically in the city, so it was often very noisy from the traffic.