Parque de Campismo Orbitur Sagres

Within easy walking distance of the town. Well laid out camp site in pine trees. Some motorhome pitches have access to an electric supply. The showers and facilities were spotlessly clean. My only complaint is that the facilities are home to a colony of Mosquitos. It would be nice if there were UV fly traps to try to reduce the numbers. It must be even worse in warmer weather when they are active. Stayed a couple of days in January 26. Restaurant was closed. A short walk into town gives you plenty of options for eating. The camp and town are all geared towards surfing, so not much else of interest apart from the fort. I would think that the camp and town must be really busy in the high season.

We visited this campsite for the first time, and our experience was okay, not really what we expected. We stayed one night in July, and it cost us €40.30. This campsite had everything we needed: showers, toilets, a washroom, and water. It was quiet, so we had a good night's sleep. The only thing we did not enjoy was the location. There is absolutely nothing around unless you use a car or bike to get to the village or beach. Everything is too far to walk, and we only had one option. For that reason, we will not return to this campsite. You can hire surfboards, but I'm not sure how you are supposed to get them to the beach if you have a rooftop tent open or a motorhome set up. Also, there is a warning about foxes, but we only saw one at night running around, which is to be expected if you camp in nature. There is a little shop on site, but it has a very poor selection, and everything is very highly priced. This campsite is rooftop tent-friendly-ish. #travelwithtentbox

We stayed here for a few nights and had a calm camping experience inbetween pine trees. On the weekend, it got full with people wanting to surf but it was still quiet all day and night. The ground of the pitch was even, we didn't need to adjust the Van at all. The sanitary facilities were super clean and were cleaned multiple times a day. Best thing was the accessibility by bike. In less than 10 min we were at any beach or in the city centre of Sagres. There were lots of mosquitoes, so be aware.

Liked: We loved the Parque Orbitur Sagres campsite. We arrived and entered at 12:30 am. We booked a bowngalow for two nights. There was everything needed, the drying rack for the clothes, a table with two chairs in the terrace, just in front of the bungalow. Fridge and freezer were left on and ready for us to use them. Lovely and warm blanket. The campsite is welcoming and quiet. The showers and bathrooms are super clean. Nice for relaxing or surfing. You can take classes. We ate at the café restaurant and the staff was welcoming, professional and friendly. The food was very good and the house wine was very tasty. We left very early in the morning and left the keys with the guardian who stays for the whole night near the entrance. We had a lovely experience here, would recommend to everyone and are looking forward to coming back ASAP, with our children.

It is a really nice Campsite but if you go there with the tent be careful ! There is an animal, probably a fox. Don't leave any food or other stuff in front of your tent. And if possible also no food in the tent. When we were there, the fox bit into our bagpacks, some straps were broken and as well the animal bit the tent, when we had food inside ! Really take care about it ! We heard also from people that it happened to them.

It's a nice place, calm and good energy. Facilities are well mantained and clean. I stayed two nights in a tent and i find the place quite noisy, first night there were dogs barking all night long and a machine right behind my tent working all night, not sure what was that. Second night, dogs + machine + tekno party with french core playing almost all night, i can understand that it was friday but it's not nice if there are people trying to rest.. The bar is quite expensive, i paid 5.70 euro for two galaos, galao in portugal is around 1 euro..

Left after 1 night. They have foxes (read other reviews); to fight that, there is a dog running free in the camp, a black one that attacks you if you cycle. Toilets and showers very clean, but if it rains outside, it rains just the same inside. Literally the whole floor is covered in water if it rains and rains over you - INSIDE THE TOILETS/SHOWERS Prices on the website are different than prices at reception. There is a guy (probably permanently living there) that drinks at night and talks loudly. Cars drive at night throughout the camp area, at 10PM, 11PM... Better try to book a room, you'd be happier and less headache :) this is not a camping, more like a hippie place.

Very nice campsite BUT there is at least one fox living around the campsite that comes at night to search for food. It pulled our backpacks through the campsite, bit trhorught some straps and bit through our tent and made a hole. It happened to a lot of other people in tents aswell and everyone reportey it at reception but they still dont warn people about it. So. Beware of the foxes there if your staying in a tent.