Camping Cala del Aceite

We read mixed reviews on Camping Cala del Aciete, so we weren’t sure what to expect. Unfortunately, we were very disappointed. The bar and cafeteria are in the textile area, but the campsite was deserted and everything was closed. The nudist was hardly any better. It was very quiet and, although the small pool was open, the sauna and jacuzzi do not open until July. The pitches are of average size, but very scruffy and it felt like camping on scrubland. To add insult to injury, it’s not cheap - €27 a night in low season (mid June) for a patch of dirt, electricity and a shower block. Even the washing machine is a rip off - €5 compared to €3 at the excellent Almanent, near Malaga. It’s a great pity, because the area has a lot to offer, but we won’t be back to Camping Cala del Aciete.More reviews by Bruce & Pat (2)

Nicely laid out camp site with grass and trees and natural bushes and plants, hooray. No hard core base at this site thank goodness. Pool area is beautiful. We did not bother to pitch the tent because we had already planned moving on the next day to Monte Naturista O Barão

Time of visit April 2018More reviews by Wendy and Alan Lambert (4)

The staff and Husband brilliant shame we can’t say the same about Wife she’s a night mare beware .
WiFi not good .More reviews by Colin (3)

This park was clean and well laid out. We arrived late in the season and the non naturist bit was closed. What we didnt realise and werent told when we checked in was that the pool, the sauna, the spa, the shop were all closed as well. It was pretty expensive for 2 people and a tent, no toilet paper or seat and no pool.

The beach was about 1km walk away and we managed to be naked although it was reasonably busy.More reviews by mandy (4)

Aciete is not the easiest camp to find, my TomTom tried to take me to a closed off side entrance.
Paying and booking in during busy times is not always a joy, with large queues and fairly slow service, Most people are wanting to camp in the textile area at that time. Inside the Naturist zone, which is cut off from the textile area is a very pleasant almost garden setting with plenty of space for camping. There is a Bar and free WiFi near the bar but the main focal point is the pool, steam room and jacuzzi. These are open until midnight; children are not admitted at this time. Clean showers and toilet blocks round of the camping facilities. Just outside the camp is a steep walk down to a small naturist beach. Many other textile beaches are nearby. Conil is a long walk or short bike ride away.
A nice place to be if a little pricey.More reviews by Alan Greenwood (6)