Alan Rogers Review
This site is situated in the province of Segovia, a hundred or so kilometres north of Madrid, making it an ideal spot for a few days rest en route north or south. Of the 350 spacious grass pitches 213 are for touring, all with electricity (8A), water, and drainage. The buildings on the site are sympathetically built of local stone and house a large clubroom, bar and welcoming restaurant, a good place to relax and enjoy the excellent menu. The little town of Riaza is typically Castilian and has a few monuments and a very nice ‘folksy’ restaurant, which offers a daily menu at a low price. It is known for its high quality and people come from afar to savour the Segovian speciality, suckling pig on the spit.
Location
Getting there...
From the A1 (Burgos - Madrid) take exit 104 and the N110 towards Soria. Leave the N110 signed Riaza and follow camping signs. At roundabout follow signs for ‘Estacion’ and site is 50 m. on left.
