Camping Fort Bravo

Rubbish! No where to camp at all, no staff in charge to tell us about the facilities. The restaurant closes at 5 so we had 10 mins to grab what was left, luke warm limp food. The bar shuts at 7:30 and then you’re stuck. The staff in the ‘saloon’ tried to help, but couldn’t really understand the problem of trying to pitch a tent on a pile of rocks. We’re also got charged twice to add insult to injury.

I am very sad writing this review. We were very excited to visit camping fort bravo in Andalucia, but we had a number of issues with the place. I'll start by saying that the staff they have front of house are all very nice and friendly, they put on some really fun shows and seem to enjoy it. Unfortunately that's where the compliments of camping Fort Bravo stops. When I read that they haven't done anything to the place since it was built I didn't think that included general maintenance. Many of the buildings are near to collapsing this is not and exaggeration as there are acro supports holding up a number of buildings. The best and what seemed the only building to be properly maintained was the saloon. This is what we expected the whole place to be like. Some areas seem dangerous for example in the big Fort which seems to be no longer used for anything but you can walk around it even with its big sink hole where parts have collapsed into it. The area where you drive to the cabins is littered with abandoned vehicles, old maintenance equipment and what I guess is props. The Indian teepees are falling to bits, again just left with zero maintenance. This could be made into a brilliant area for people to visit. If they had been maintained properly they could have even been a fun place to spend the night in summer. There is zero lighting for driving around the area when you arrive back at your cabin /caravan after dark. There should be an automatic gate to allow guests who stay to enter and leave easily but instead it is a gate that the night guard must open and close by hand. We waited 10 minutes for him to come to the gate, we had called him before we even reached the gate. Now for the cabins. We stayed at the end of February in cabin 8, the weather turned really cold and there is no way to heat the rooms. The air conditioning only blows out cold despite turning it up to 30 degrees to try and get some heat coming through. We had to resort to putting the cooker hob on when we were up to warm us up a little. The drains were blocked! Every time water drains from the bathroom or kitchen sink the dirty water with old food, bubbles up into the shower tray, the smell is horrendous. When showering the shower tray fills with water. The beds are falling apart! The bunk bed literally had screws falling out and it bowed as soon as my daughter got in the top bunk. The double was described as a large double It is standard double size. Every time, one of us moved it felt and sounded like it was going to collapse. We had 2 very uncomfortable sleepless nights. There is no kettle, cups or toaster in the room. These are basic items required in a self catering room. For what we paid even out of season we could have had a very nice hotel or apartment close by. Now for the worst and saddest part. The horses!!! I cried because I didn't want to leave them in these conditions. You can walk around many of them and it is clear they haven't had their stables / stalls cleaned pr