“Estancia para repetir”
The bungalow was very clean and comfortable. The coverage was just enough, but it worked well for a break.
IreneA month ago
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Camarasa·8.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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La Noguera Camping in Sant Llorenç de Montgai features family-friendly ground-floor units with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and balconies, offering air-conditioning, sofas, and dining areas. The property boasts a fitness centre, seasonal pools, a children's playground, minimarket, coffee shop, and games room. Enjoy scenic lake views at the restaurant, which serves lunch and dinner in a traditional and modern setting, near Lleida-Alguaire Airport and hiking trails.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The bungalow was very clean and comfortable. The coverage was just enough, but it worked well for a break.
Irene·A month ago
The bungalows were fully equipped and impeccably maintained, the campsite had all the necessary facilities, and the outdoor pool was great. Plus, it’s very close to the lake, letting you do a lot of activities. Honestly, there isn’t much else to point out—everything was just fine.
Javier·2 months ago
Clean and cozy, with easy vehicle access right up to the entrance of the accommodation.
Carla·4 months ago
We had a fantastic stay at the campsite. Everything was excellent: clean facilities, a pleasant atmosphere, and very friendly staff. The location is superb, and we truly enjoyed our holidays. Everything was perfect, and we definitely recommend it!
Alina·4 months ago
The pool and the cabin were fine, and overall the facilities were very clean and well‑kept. The shop only opens in the morning and it’s extremely tiny; there’s no fridge, so you can’t keep fresh water. The restaurant’s food was decent but I wasn’t happy with the staff—when I tried to speak Spanish at dinner she kept answering in Catalan, and the breakfast menu was only in Catalan too; I told them I didn’t understand anything and they said nothing, so I left. All the signs about opening times and such were in every language except English and Spanish, which felt very closed off. Also, not the campsite’s fault, but the first night a group of ten people were shouting until 1 am, and my partner had to get up for a cycling race at 6 am. The pool bar was closed.
Luz·4 months ago