I have stayed at this site a few times, but NEVER NEVER again. I agree with all the above negative coments and would also say that the staff are extremely rude. No way is it a holiday to stay at Camping Sitges, more like 2 weeks at a P.O.W camp.Next time I will stay at the camp site next door Camping El Garrofer. It doesn't look quite so pretty, but then looks aren't everything. The Staff are so much friendlier and helpful, it too has a pool and a restaurant and shop and a bus stop right outside for trips into Barcelona.I can't tell you how disappointing this site is.

Ok I will be honest and overall we were disapointed from the start. The only positive thing we can say is that the toilets were spotless. No wonder there are no pictures on the website of the tent areas. It was I lumpy bit of soil. We had to pay 24 euros for an electric connector. The shop is overpriced and you can get everything cheaper by walking in to the town. Don't even get me started on the pool area. No sun loungers, rude staff more concerned about you wearing shoes and eating than safety. One woman was forced to put her cigarette out in the shower. She is on holiday and was enjoying a cigarette outside harming no one but herself! The little man on reception was ..  Read the complete review

I first discovered this campsite half a lifetime ago, as a resting spot on my month-long interail journey. Now, as a more mature and less-frezied travaller, it's become an annual event, via next-to-nothing Ryanair flights. On every visit I've found this site to be well run and clean. The showers are always hot and the ample sanitary blocks are well looked after by very meticulous staff. Security is treated seriously at Camping Sitges. When you've checked in with the the gent in the office, he'll jump on his bike and make one one his regular tours. Look out for Les, originally from Southend and now firmly entrenched with Spanish wife and ...  Read the complete review