Parque de Campismo Orbitur Guincho

We had managed our expectations on the basis of reviews before arriving at this campsite and were actually pleasantly surprised. Yes it is dated and could definitely do with a cash inject and some TLC, but it is brilliantly located and has a friendly relaxed vibe. On arrival the checking-in process lacked warmth, detailed information and any structure, but being able to pick our own pitch offered us a seaview and unwinding to the sound of the waves. The downsides of our stay were roulette with the toilet/shower door locks and toilet paper. Also the marked out pitches were not adhered to by some campers and this was not enforced, meaning that our space was encroached upon. The nearby derelict chalets were also a bit of an eyesore. On the more positive side, the bus service from the gate into Cascais or it's railway station is superb. Our dog was permitted on the bus if carried in a bag and the very low fare bought us a 24 hour bus ticket. Cascais is a beautiful town with a marina, fort, beaches and plenty to see, so it is well worth a visit! The train service from Cascais to Lisbon was also sensibly priced and quick, with our dog this time allowed to travel in a muzzle. The site's nearby Guincho beach is wild and beautiful and within a 15 minute walk. We visited in October 2025

Liked: Beautiful under the trees - feels very peaceful, lovely friendly reception staff. Disliked: Facilities very tired, often broken and needs updating. Nothing very clean. Very expensive for what it is - paid half this at much better places.

Liked: Nice tree filled site near (5miles) the town of Cascais. Nice feel to this site and facilities although a bit tired worked well. Bus stop outside site. Disliked: Nothing really, although it is windy here, but went to see the waves at Guincho!

terrible experience of a hundred years. check-in process waited 40 minutes and wait 30 minutes. in total an hour in line with buying children. will not come again. terrible experience of long waiting and unfriendly service. camping is good. but god if you understood what it is like to spend an hour in line with children

Relaxed and secure. Clean facilities. Bus stop outside the gate to go in to town. The bus stops at the station so Lisbon is easy to get to. Estoril circuit is nearby. This is the classy end of town. Loved it. Pitch selection is a bit random but you can book specific pitches. Recommended. I would go back.

Fantastic location and good facilities, including a lovely pool. Has everything you could want for a stay, including easy access to all the Lisbon region has to offer (Cascais, Sinatra and more).

It’s a basic campsite with a pool. The toilets and other facilities are really outdated. Not justifying the price per night. When you walk around the campsite you can even see forgotten bungalow houses rotting away. You really start to wonder what they do with all the income…

We stayed at different Campsides in Portugal and this is by far the worth, even though the most expensive one too: 1. The Bathhouse is very old, not very clean and smells bad. 2. he Campside is very loud with people partying, listening to music and chatting loudly way past midnight. Staff is not doing anything about it. 3. Only advantage: its kind of close to lisbon. There are much better beaches in Portugal than the ones close by. I guess it attracts a certan kind of people that don t mind and keep coming this and so Management is not investing in the Place.