Alan Rogers Review
Zaragoza is a popular en route stop between the ports of Santander and Bilbao and the beaches of the Costa Brava. The city, however, has much more to offer as the former capital of Aragon and now Spain’s fifth largest city. Primarily for short stay, transit visitors, this all year site gives impressions of concrete, metal and plastic, although it will soften in time. There are 103 touring pitches with electricity and water, which are mostly of gravel and without shade as yet. A modern bar/restaurant serves good food at reasonable prices, there are good facilities for children and the very pleasant swimming and paddling pools are welcome as it gets very hot here.
Location
Getting there...
Follow the Autovia del Nordeste (Zaragoza ring road) southwest to leave at the junction with the N11a. Follow signs to the city centre (Autovia de Madrid) and the site is signed to the right.
