Camping Villsom - Seville

Landyrover
Landyrover Forum Participant Posts: 143
edited July 2016 in Overseas Campsites & Touring #1

Has anyone any experience of using this campsite near Seville. We have a 7M caravan and I have seen a comment that there are few spaces for large vans.

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  • Gokatmac
    Gokatmac Forum Participant Posts: 5
    edited July 2016 #2

    We stayed at Villsom for 2 nights in May this year it was quite busy then but most caravan / motorhome folk usually only do short stays there. The pitches aren't big we have a 6.5 metre caravan a small sun canopy and with the car as well there was a little
    room to spare. The site is convenient for visiting Seville which was our purpose for staying at Villsom but personally 2 nights was long enough. Sanitation was clean & it had a nice swimming pool. Hope this helps.

  • commeyras
    commeyras Club Member Posts: 1,853 ✭✭✭
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    edited July 2016 #3

    And also there is a convenient bus to centre of Seville.  The pool is a wecome way of cooling down after a day out in Seville.  This part of Spain can get very hot; it is known as the frying pan of Spain!  I too have a 7m caravan and yes the pitches are
    tight but there is lots of shade, so no need for sun awning. 

  • Landyrover
    Landyrover Forum Participant Posts: 143
    edited July 2016 #4

    Thanks for the info. It seems that Villsom has something of a monopoly in the area, which is why it charges about 30€ a night, like the campsite near Toledo.

  • DougS
    DougS Forum Participant Posts: 327
    edited July 2016 #5

    It's a bit further out but we had almost a week here:

    http://www.donarrayan-park.com/

     

    If you go to the Yelloh site you get it in English and the staff have good English too.

    A site with large pitches (although watch out for some kerbs) right in the middle of the national park with a cycle track to the nearest village. Showers are clean and were hot although at our visit, only one had a screen to separate it into wet and dry areas.

    We would certainly use it again (El Rocio is also worth a visit - like a Western movie set!) and feel it is worth considering.

  • Landyrover
    Landyrover Forum Participant Posts: 143
    edited July 2016 #6

    That is an interesting suggestion DougS,  I've looked at the website and it looks like a good site to stay. It's about 50Km from Seville so need to look at how best to get there for a visit.. We went to  El Rocio a few years ago when we stayed at the campsite
    there, La Aldea. It is a very odd place.

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