10 Holiday apartments & homes for a holiday with your dog in Aragon

The kitchen utensils were a bit thin (no spatula and poor skillet) and the drain of the shower was clogged so we had to wait fifteen minutes for the next person could shower. We bought the second day in the grocery store at the gas station close but a frying pan. Furthermore, it was a lovely cottage in an even nicer campsite in a beautiful setting. Clean and simple pool where the kids on those days when we were not on the road have a lot of fun.

The campsite Isabena, in which the mobile home is located, is run by a Hispano-German family and is mostly used by Dutch people (80%, the rest being German and Spanish). very quiet, far from the clichés of camping in Spain.In contrast, the owners are really not pleasant. The French do not interest them, and this is felt. English or German spoken imperative! Not serious, but a little annoying. No groceries at the campsite you have to go to 1,5 km, in a small supermarket, fortunately quite well stocked with local products and especially, we've checked many times, cheaper than the largest areas of the region ( very far away anyway). Regarding the mobile home itself, it is in good condition but, like all other loc of the campsite (it was our third visit), the equipment is very limited no problem for the cutlery, but cookware, it is the bare minimum a pan, a pan, a mini-basin (do not expect to wash your clothes) and an Italian coffee maker 2 cups. Largely insufficient.Other disadvantage of this campsite not activities (children or adults), except fossil hunts and qq rare hikes with guide ... German-speaking. Last advantage (not insignificant) of the camping situation. In a beautiful valley, surrounded by small mountains that take the colors of crazy at night.

Isabena is centrally located for walks or to bezoeken.winkeltje near other towns where you can buy anything and certainly not duur.lekkere daily at the camp for about 13 euros