Familyfriendly Vacation in Benidorm

Camping Rules

OCTOBER 2025

INTERNAL REGULATIONS (RULES OF INTERNAL REGIME)

CHAPTER 1.- GENERAL PROVISIONS

First. – NATURE AND PURPOSE OF THE INTERNAL REGULATIONS.

This document contains the Internal Regulations of Camping Benisol in Benidorm (hereinafter the Campsite), with the purpose of establishing the regulation of the use of services and facilities in accordance with the provisions of articles 5.2.b) and 37.1 of Decree 10/2021, of January 22, of the Consell, which regulates tourist accommodation in the Valencian Community.

As established by the aforementioned articles, these rules are mandatory for all customers and/or users during their stay at the Campsite complex and/or when they have contracted any service with the Campsite.

Likewise, Article 37.1 of Decree 10/2021 provides that: “Failure to comply with these rules that may alter normal coexistence, or put at risk the safety or physical integrity of other customers or the establishment’s staff, will be sufficient cause for the termination of the accommodation contract and eviction from the establishment”.

Second. – FACILITIES AND SERVICES OF THE CAMPSITE.

  1. The campsite is equipped with the facilities and services appropriate to the Four Star (4 *) category determined in the aforementioned Decree 10/2021, of January 22, of the Consell. Likewise, the campsite has the prevention, protection, and safety measures and facilities for cases of fire, flood, or other emergencies provided for in current sectoral regulations.
  2. At the main entrance, there is an information plaque stating the type of establishment and the category of the campsite, as well as a general location map of emergency exits and evacuation routes to safe zones, and also the signage of fire protection systems referred to in the regulatory regulations for tourist accommodation in the Valencian Community.
  3. Any service provided by the Campsite that is not required by the tourism regulations of the Valencian Community is voluntary, so its provision may be suspended partially or totally at the discretion of the Campsite management.

Third. – GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF CAMPERS AND SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS.

  1. The following are obligations of the users/customers of the campsite:
  • Comply with these internal rules and the provisions established in Decree 10/2021, of January 22, of the Consell, regulating tourist accommodation in the Valencian Community.
  • Pay in full for the contracted stay prior to its enjoyment at the time of check-in at the Campsite reception (or at the time of booking), as well as any service intended to be used, all in accordance with the current rates and conditions established by the Campsite management.
  • Comply with every rule, provision, or internal guideline established by the Campsite management for the rest and comfort of campers and the proper functioning of facilities and all services, without exception.
  • Register upon entry to the Campsite, providing all data and delivering the documentation required by the Campsite for this purpose; access to the Campsite complex is prohibited to any person who is not registered.
  • Wear the wristband with a chip (RFID) or carry the card/keychain with a chip (RFID) provided by the Campsite at all times during their stay. Said wristband/card/keychain with a chip is personal and non-transferable, the customer being responsible for it throughout their stay. This chip provides the customer access to the Campsite and its facilities.
  • Place the card (ticket) provided by the Campsite for the vehicle on the windshield in a visible area.
  • Make use of the services in accordance with their nature, as well as respect the existing facilities and vegetation.
  • Comply at all times with social rules of courtesy and good coexistence.
  • Notify the Campsite management of cases of contagious diseases, as well as any risk or emergency situation.
  • Collect waste/rubbish in closed bags and deposit them in the containers enabled for this purpose and at the times established for this effect.
  • The schedule for depositing rubbish in the containers is from 12:00 to 22:00 hours; depositing waste/rubbish is prohibited, in any case, from 22:00 to 12:00 h.
  • In the case of furniture or belongings, such as mattresses, furniture, appliances, bicycles, scooters, parts of any kind, etc., whatever their weight and/or volume, it is prohibited to deposit them in the containers, which are intended exclusively for depositing waste/rubbish.
  • In case of non-compliance with the above, the user/customer who has deposited an object (furniture, appliance, mattress, etc.) in any area of the campsite must pay the campsite the removal price according to the Price List detailed in ANNEX I, given that the Campsite has video surveillance devices to identify the offender.
  • Non-payment of the removal price will be cause for expulsion from the Campsite at the discretion of its management, without refund of the rates or amounts already paid by the user and without prejudice to the claim for the removal price of the object, for which the user will remain a debtor.
  • Leave the Campsite with all belongings at the end of the contracted stay, leaving the pitch in the same conditions as it was found at the time of occupation.
  • In case of wishing to dispose of furniture or belongings, such as mattresses, furniture, appliances, parts of any kind, bicycles, scooters, etc., the campsite user must communicate this fact and request permission from the Campsite management. Such objects must be removed by the Campsite management or the company or person it designates, for which the user must pay the amount detailed in the Price List for the removal of furniture or belongings, attached at the end of these internal rules as ANNEX I. The amount must be paid by the user prior to the removal of the object by the Campsite management. In case the user does not wish to pay said amount, they must contact a removal company for such objects themselves, bearing the costs of said removal.
  • Personally adopt at all times the necessary precautions for the security of their belongings; the Campsite is not responsible for thefts, damages, or subtractions that may eventually occur due to causes unrelated to the facilities or services owned by the Campsite.
  • Request permission from the campsite management to carry out any work and/or renovation on the user’s caravan, as well as on the campsite pitch where it is located. Failure to request such authorization or carrying out such works or renovations without the consent of the campsite management will result in the expulsion of the user, without refund of the rates or amounts already satisfied by the user and without the right to any compensation.
  • Respect the established rest schedules. Thus, from 24:00 to 07:00 hours, total silence must be maintained, and the circulation of motor vehicles will not be permitted. The main gate will remain closed during these hours. It will only open exceptionally for medical services.
  • Maintain the pitch occupied in a perfect state of cleanliness, order, and conservation.
  • Park/station their vehicle (car, motorcycle, scooter, bicycle, etc.) inside the contracted pitch or contracted parking (parking space), with all vehicle wheels remaining inside said pitch or parking, and leaving in any case a free space of 30 centimeters distance from the vehicle to the street.
  • The vehicle may not invade the roadways (street) nor other pitches or parking spaces, even if they are empty; it must be parked/stationed so that 30 centimeters remain free around the pitch or parking space on all sides. Failure to comply with this obligation entails a cost to the customer of €20 per day which must be paid to the Campsite. SEE PROVISIONS SEVENTH and SEVENTEENTH Letter b).
  • Leave 30 centimeters of free space around the contracted pitch on all sides to guarantee and enable access for repairs, maintenance, pruning, etc..
  1. It is specifically PROHIBITED to carry out the following behaviors:
  • Disturb the rest of campers throughout the day with any sound or type of material or sonic activity; therefore, the use of headphones is advised. The provisions of the Municipal Ordinance for protection against acoustic pollution and vibrations of the City Council of Benidorm shall apply from 07:00 to 24:00 hours. Thus, it is prohibited to use music devices, televisions, and any sound medium, as well as shouting or holding conversations, all with a volume (of more than 35 decibels) that infringes the provisions of said Ordinance. In any case, absolute silence is established throughout the Campsite complex from 24:00 to 07:00 hours.
  • The practice of games, sports, or activities in general outside the areas enabled for this purpose and outside the schedules intended for this effect. The schedule for the practice of games, sports, or activities in the enabled areas is from 10:00 to 21:00 hours.
  • It is expressly prohibited to make open fires on the ground, although the use of butane gas cookers or charcoal barbecues on a tripod is exclusively authorized, for which the user must always adopt the maximum established preventive and safety measures, being responsible for any prejudice or damage caused.
  • The maximum limit of butane gas bottles allowed is two bottles per pitch/accommodation; therefore, in case additional bottles are available, these will be removed and managed by the Campsite, and the Customer must pay the current fee. The two allowed bottles must always be in a vertical position and located in ventilated areas that are not closed and in accordance with the manufacturer’s prescriptions.
  • The possession or use of any type of weapon.
  • Abandoning or depositing waste (whether loose or in bags of any kind) outside the receptacles intended for this purpose. Violation of this prohibition will imply that the expense entailed for the Campsite to remove those bags or residues will be passed on to the customer. SEE ANNEX III, which establishes the expenses for removal of waste or bags deposited in places not intended for this purpose and/or outside the corresponding receptacles (containers), which will be passed on to the customer. In case of refusal by the customer to pay said expenses, the Campsite may expel the customer from the campsite, without the right to a refund of any amount and without the right to compensation.
  • Access to the premises by unauthorized or unregistered persons. In case of infringement, the stay as non-registered will be charged per person at double the daily rate from the beginning of the stay on the registered pitch.
  • Hanging clothes in unauthorized places.
  • Pursuant to Article 37.3 of Decree 10/2021, the installation on pitches by clientele of elements that do not correspond to those of temporary, proper, and habitual use of the stay in campsites or elements that harm the tourist image of the establishment is expressly prohibited. Specifically, floors, fences, sinks, appliances, or any other element that by its fixation transmits an image of permanence cannot be installed on the pitches; their installation by the client constitutes sufficient cause for the termination of the contract, whatever its modality, without the right to any compensation. Said cause for termination may be exercised after warning the user and upon their refusal to remove what was installed.
  • Misuse of sanitary facilities, washbasins, and laundry sinks; the interior ones being for personal use and the exterior ones for washing clothes and dishes.
  • Wasting water resources.
  • Smoking throughout the campsite complex. Smoking is only permitted in areas enabled for this purpose, which are those that have ashtrays. In case the user smokes in an area not enabled for this purpose, such as the swimming pool, the user will be warned once to cease their infringement, and in case of not ceasing, they will be prohibited from entering said area.
  • Pouring chemical WC waste in unauthorized areas.
  • Parking or stationing vehicles (cars, motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, etc.) on the street (roadways), on other pitches, and generally outside the areas enabled for this purpose (parking lots, parking spaces). Vehicles may not be parked/stationed on pitches or parking spaces that have not been contracted, even if they are empty, nor on the street (roadways) or invading it, as the vehicle can only be parked/stationed inside the contracted pitch or the contracted parking space. Failure to comply with this prohibition entails a cost to the customer of 20 euros per day which must be paid to the campsite. SEE PROVISIONS SEVENTH and SEVENTEENTH Letter b).
  • Washing vehicles on the streets (roadways) or pitches or in unauthorized areas due to the risk of soil contamination and high water consumption. Vehicle washing is only allowed in approved facilities with a water collection and treatment system.
  • Selling or conducting any type of business within the Campsite complex.
  • The sale/transfer/subletting/change of owner or user of caravans within the Campsite is prohibited. Any sale/transfer/subletting/change of owner or user of any caravans found within the Campsite complex and/or having a contracted stay therein will require the express consent of the Campsite management, which will entail a new registration at the Campsite reception with the new owner’s data, the corresponding duration, and payment of current rates. In case of non-compliance, if the Campsite decides not to accept a new owner, the current contract will remain in force with the registered owner, who will be responsible for all expenses incurred until the resolution of said contract or expulsion from the Campsite. In no case may the new owner demand the payment of rates enjoyed by the previous owner, as the rates to be applied are those current at the time of entry and registration at the establishment reception. SEE ANNEX II FOR MORE DETAIL regarding cases of sale/transfer/subletting/change of owner or user of the caravan.
  • Transferring and/or lending the chip (card/wristband/keychain) to another person or copying it. Breach of this prohibition will entail payment by the Customer of a penalty of €3,000, automatically terminating the stay, with the Customer having to leave the Campsite immediately, without the right to a refund of any amount nor compensation of any kind.
  • Exceeding the maximum occupancy capacity of the pitches, which is 6 people, including visitors. Nor may the maximum occupancy capacity of each specific accommodation be exceeded.
  • It is prohibited to use and circulate within the Campsite with electric scooters, Scooters, and Personal Mobility Vehicles (PMV) that do not have valid civil liability insurance.
  • Likewise, actions contained in Art. 37.2 of Decree 10/2021 are prohibited.
  1. Campers who do not comply with the aforementioned obligations or who carry out the prohibited actions previously mentioned may be warned first, having to pay the corresponding amounts/expenses/prices according to the breached rule, and, if they persist, they will be invited by the management to leave the Campsite, without the right to a refund of rates or amounts satisfied, nor the right to any compensation, and also having to take charge of the expenses they have generated for the Campsite due to the breached rule. In addition, they will remain debtors of the corresponding rates for the stay enjoyed and not paid and of the services they had contracted, so they must pay the Campsite the outstanding debt in full. It is not the Campsite’s obligation to issue a first warning; the contract may be terminated in case the customer breaches any of the obligations or prohibitions established in these regulations, and the camper invited to leave the Campsite. In case the customer voluntarily refuses to leave the campsite, they will be formally required to vacate the complex, and if they still persist in their action, the corresponding complaint will be filed with the competent authority. In no case does the payment of expenses/amounts/prices paid by the customer in case of breaching a rule imply that their action is validated, so the customer must comply at all times with these internal rules, pay the corresponding amount in case of breach, and cease the infraction of the rule.
  2. The Campsite may limit access to it:
  • When the number of available places has been completed.
  • To persons who manifest violent or aggressive attitudes, who carry weapons or objects that can be used as such, who wear clothes or symbols that incite violence, racism, or xenophobia, or who show symptoms of having consumed prohibited substances. The Campsite may request the assistance of law enforcement agents to evict from its establishment persons who fail to comply with the usual rules of social coexistence and to prevent access to those who intend to enter for purposes other than the peaceful enjoyment of the service provided or the activity being developed, as provided in Article 5.2.c) of Decree 10/2021.

Fourth. – ADMISSION AND CHECK-IN AT RECEPTION. DURATION OF STAY.

  1. To contract a stay, users must register at the reception located at the main entrance, where they will be attended by suitable personnel, who will provide them with all the information they need regarding services, schedules, prices, and other matters of interest relating to the operation of the Campsite. All persons intending to make use of the Campsite must identify themselves with a valid identity document with a photograph.
  2. The duration of the stay at the campsite may not, in any case, exceed one year, regardless of the modality contracted, as established in Article 50.10 of Decree 10/2021. Therefore, in no case may the stay be extended beyond said period nor will there be automatic renewal of the contract; thus, once the agreed stay time has been completed and, in any case, the maximum stay time established by the Decree (not exceeding one year) has been reached, the user must leave the Campsite.
  3. Visitors must register at the Campsite reception and pay the corresponding fee. Likewise, they will be obliged to comply with the regulations contained in these internal rules. Similarly, visitors must leave the Campsite premises before the deadline determined by the Management, that is, visitor departure may not exceed 22:00 hours, overnight stays not being possible unless expressly registered and the current accommodation price paid at reception.
  4. Customers must prove their identity with documentation that is sufficient at the discretion of the campsite management, having to authorize with their signature the documents necessary to record the registration of the stay.
  5. Entry will not be admitted to minors who are not accompanied by adults who expressly take responsibility for the conduct of the minors.
  6. Upon entry, customers will be given a card that they must sign, which will list the prices current at the time of entry to the Campsite that they must pay for their stay, broken down by concepts, the assigned pitch number, the arrival date, and the expected departure date. Likewise, they will be given a location map of extinguishers or fire hydrants, evacuation exits, and instructions in case of emergency.
  7. Also, upon entry, the customer will be given a wristband/keychain/card with CHIP (RFID), personal and non-transferable, which must be worn or carried throughout their stay, which will collect the identification data of said customer, their vehicle, and the assigned pitch. The referred chip has a prepaid function that must be recharged with money at reception to be able to make use of facilities and services that admit the chip (Bar-Chiringuito, showers, sink/laundry…). Upon entry, the customer must pay a deposit of €5, of which €2 will be as a bond for the chip and €3 as a balance to spend on Campsite services and facilities. At the end of the stay, the customer must return the chip in perfect condition, and the Campsite will return the bond and the unconsumed balance to the customer. No amount will be returned to the customer if the chip is not returned. The Customer is responsible for the use of the chip, as well as its loss, theft, and/or misplacement, and assumes charges in case of money spent both in these cases and for misuse of the chip, exempting the Campsite from any liability. On the day of departure of the contract, the chip is deactivated at 12:30 h. In case of late check-out, the chip is deactivated at 18:30 h. Likewise, a card for the vehicle will be delivered, which the customer must place on the windshield of said vehicle in a visible place. If the Customer or any person in the contract (or Visit) communicates their departure from the Campsite via form and does not return their chip to Reception before 12:00 h of the indicated day nor leaves the Campsite before that time, the full daily rate according to the current price list will be invoiced for each additional day, starting from 12:00 h of the departure day itself, and including, where appropriate, extra services consumed.
  8. The Campsite management reserves the right of admission, within the terms and within the limits established legally and by regulation.
  9. Campsite customers have complaint forms available at the Campsite reception for use in case of complaint or suggestions for improvement of the use of facilities.
  10. By signing the check-in registration, the user/customer expressly accepts the rules established in this document and the consequences of their non-compliance.
  11. The Campsite is not responsible in case of loss, theft, or misplacement of the chip nor in case of money spent by mistake or due to misuse of the same.
  12. The maximum total usage time of any hot water supply (showers, laundry/sinks, etc.) included in the rate is 5 minutes per day per person, not cumulative. More hot water time can be acquired by recharging the prepaid chip of the wristband/keychain/card at the Campsite reception. In contracting the BeniGO package, the maximum hot water time is 7 minutes per person per day, and in contracting the BeniMAX package, the maximum hot water time is 10 minutes per person per day. The use of hot water will be carried out using the chip provided to the customer (wristband, card, keychain), so once the minutes included in the rate are consumed, the Customer will be charged for hot water at a rate of 15 euro cents per minute (€0.15/min.) per person. The Customer must ensure they recharge the chip if they wish to have more hot water time, otherwise, they will not be able to use it once the included minutes are consumed.

Fifth. – CAMPING PRICES. LOAN OF UTENSILS/OBJECTS.

  1. Current rates will be displayed on the campsite website: www.campingbenisol.com.
  2. The rates (prices) to be satisfied by customers will be those current at the time of their check-in at the Campsite or booking of their stay. In no case may the customer demand a lower rate, as the rate to apply will in any case be the one current at the time of contracting, whether performing check-in at the Campsite or booking the stay therein.
  3. Current rates (prices) will be updated according to occupancy, season, time of year, or any other criterion the Campsite management deems convenient, so that, once the stay contracted by the customer is finished, if they wish to contract more stay, they must pay the prices current at the time of contracting, not being able to demand, in any case, that the prices paid for the previous stay or by other customers be applied to them.
  4. Prices (rates) will be applied per day according to the number of overnight stays, with the day ending at 12:00 hours. However, departure times may be extended according to campsite availability, upon payment of an additional supplement (rate) which must be consulted at the campsite reception. In any case, departure later than 12:00 hours will require authorization from the campsite and payment of the additional amount.
  5. Payment for occupation will be made in advance for the duration of the entire contracted stay, so the customer/user will pay the full amount of the stay at the time of check-in at reception. Exceptionally, according to internal criteria of the Campsite, and provided there is a prior written agreement, it may be agreed that payment be made monthly in advance, between the 1st and 3rd of each month, or for specific periods depending on the contracted stay.
  6. Services, supplies (for example, electricity or water), or supplements for which there is no provision expressly establishing that they are included will not be understood as included in the rates to be paid by customers.
  7. The loan of utensils or objects, such as extension cords, plugs, etc., will entail payment by the customer of a supplement of €0.50 daily and a deposit of €50 for each object/utensil/element loaned. The deposit will be returned to the customer when they return the loaned object. The customer must ask at reception if the Campsite has the specific element/object/utensil they wish to borrow.
  8. Current rates must be paid by the customer until they vacate the Campsite, so if their stay (the contracted days) ends and the customer remains at the campsite without having contracted and paid for more stay, they will remain a debtor for the days enjoyed until their complete eviction at the current price. Furthermore, they must pay the Campsite compensation for damages consisting of double the current daily rate which must be paid to the campsite until their complete eviction. The customer will remain a debtor for the stay and services enjoyed and not paid, even if they vacate the Campsite complex, until full payment. In no case does the customer remaining in the Campsite complex once the contracted stay is finished imply tacit acceptance by the Campsite, nor will it be considered as a contract, neither verbal nor of any other kind, nor will it imply any right in favor of the customer. Thus, once the stay is finished, the customer must leave the Campsite with their belongings, leaving the pitch free and in the same state they found it, being up to date in the payment of the entire stay and contracted services, as well as any other expense or amount they must satisfy, and if they wish to remain longer at the campsite, they must contract more days of stay, according to Campsite availability.
  9. The prolongation of the enjoyment of contracted services for a longer time than initially agreed will always be conditioned upon mutual agreement between the Campsite and the customer. When the latter does not leave the Campsite on the day fixed for departure, and there is no agreement to prolong their stay, the establishment may dispose of the pitch, as provided in Article 12.5 of Decree 10/2021, for which it will proceed to the dismantling and delivery of movable property owned by the customer to the latter, the Campsite not being responsible for any damage the dismantling may cause, given that it is the customer’s obligation to leave the Campsite with their belongings once their stay is finished. The expenses the dismantling entails for the Campsite will be passed on to the customer, who must pay them to the Campsite. In any case, a minimum amount of €200 is established to be satisfied by the customer for dismantling expenses.
  10. If the customer is not at the Campsite once their stay is finished, having left their belongings or vehicles inside it, or being at the campsite refuses to accept the delivery of their belongings dismantled by the campsite and to remove their vehicles, the company management will proceed to the storage of goods and elements owned by the customer and to leave the vehicle (car, caravan, or motorhome) in another place of the Campsite, outside the guarded enclosure, in order to leave the pitch or parking space free for use. Said storage will be carried out ensuring maintenance and good conservation of the goods as far as possible and depending on the means available to the Campsite, potentially being performed in areas without video surveillance. In such a case, in addition to expenses caused by dismantling, the customer must pay €10 for each day and for each good that remains stored at the Campsite until its complete removal by the customer, with a minimum payment amount for storage of €50 that the customer must pay in case the resulting amount is lower than said limit.
  11. Reservations contracted through the website www.campingbenisol.com have no additional charge for the Customer, but if the Customer makes the reservation by telephone, social networks, WhatsApp, email, at reception, or by any other method that is not the website booking engine, an extra charge of €5 will apply.

Sixth. – OCCUPATION OF PITCHES AND THEIR MODALITIES.

  1. Camping units or pitches can be occupied in short or long stay modalities. For the purposes of these rules, short stay occupation is defined as having a duration of less than 30 days, with long stay character corresponding to those equaling or exceeding said duration. The duration of the occupation contract of the pitch or installation may not exceed one year, as established by Decree 10/2021, of January 22, of the Consell, regulating tourist accommodation in the Valencian Community, therefore, there is no right to automatic renewal of the contract. In case the user wishes to contract more days of stay, they must agree on a new contract with the Campsite, according to its availability and at current rates, provided the maximum duration established above is not exceeded, as provided by Decree 10/2021, so that in no case will automatic renewal proceed. Thus, a contract signed on January 1st of the current year must end, in any case, on December 31st of that same year, automatic renewal not existing in any case, as the limit is established by legal provision (Decree 10/2021 of the Valencian Community).
  2. Each space or camping unit is the area of land intended for the location of a mobile shelter in any case, as well as to allow parking a vehicle in the case that its space allows it. Only one vehicle is allowed per contract. Supplementary vehicles will be allowed in adjacent paid parking lots.
  3. The installation of tents, caravans, and other vehicles on assigned pitches will be carried out during hours established by the Campsite management and always respecting the obligations and prohibitions established in these regulations.
  4. Changes of pitch must be expressly authorized by the Campsite management.
  5. Long stay camping includes the occupation of a maximum of two people, plus one vehicle and one caravan, or two people plus one motorhome.
  6. At the time of contracting long stay, the two people who will appear in the contract as holders will be identified, presenting for this purpose the documents required by the Campsite management. Likewise, at the time of contracting long stay, the Campsite management must be notified of the identification of descendants (children or grandchildren) authorized to occasionally occupy the pitch replacing the holders in their absence, whose stay will be considered included in the rate exclusively for a period not exceeding 90 days. That is, descendants may be considered substitutes for contract holders for a maximum of 90 days, in the absence of holders and provided the latter had communicated the identification of those descendants to the Campsite management at the time of contracting long stay. Once this substitution faculty is used, it cannot be used again, even if it was less than 90 days. In the rest of parental or any other type of relationship cases, or when occupation is going to exceed the number of two people included in the long stay rate, campers must pay the corresponding current rates per person and day. Therefore, campers occupying long stay caravans, but not appearing as holders of the same nor identified in the list of parental relationships of the caravan holder, must register at the Campsite reception paying the current rate per person and day, having to be accompanied by the caravan holder at all times. In case the Campsite becomes aware that the caravan has been sublet without its prior authorization, it will terminate the contract with the caravan holder registered at the Campsite, without right to reimbursement, return, or any compensation, with both the registered holder and the person who has sublet the caravan from the holder having to leave the Campsite. If the new occupant of the caravan wishes to remain at the Campsite, they must make a new contract with the Campsite, with their identification data and paying current rates according to the stay they wish to contract. SEE ANNEX II.
  7. In case of stays exceeding 180 days, the Customer must have valid civil liability insurance (third-party insurance) during their entire stay, with a minimum capital of €600,000 and without sub-limit, covering damages to third parties caused by the caravan and awning, by the module (whether module, cabin, bungalow, wooden house, mobile home, etc.), by facilities, by goods, and by actions of the Customer, and likewise, covering damages caused by persons in charge of the Customer or who are on their pitch. Said insurance must be delivered to the Campsite at the time of check-in/contract signing or within a maximum period of 30 calendar days from said registration/signing. It must also be delivered with the signing of each new contract. Said insurance must cover the entire duration of the stay, so if it is extended, the insurance must be extended and delivered to the Campsite Management. Each new contract will require the Customer to have third-party insurance (civil liability insurance) according to the above, so with each contract renewal, the Customer must deliver a copy of the insurance and its updates/renewals/extensions to the Campsite. In case of non-compliance with the above, that is, in case of not having insurance or not delivering the insurance within the maximum period of 30 days or the insurance not meeting the mentioned characteristics, the contract will be automatically terminated and the holder/user/customer will be expelled from the Campsite, without the right to refund or any compensation. Likewise, for stays exceeding 180 days, the caravan holder/camper/user must have a gas supply contract by an authorized official company, such as CEPSA or REPSOL, and pass the corresponding inspections. Said contract must have the same duration as the stay contracted at the Campsite and be delivered to the Campsite management at the time of check-in at the complex or within a maximum period of 30 calendar days from said registration. It must also be delivered with the signing of each new contract. In case of non-compliance with the above, that is, in case of not having a gas contract or not delivering it to the Campsite management within the maximum period of 30 days, the contract with the campsite will be automatically terminated and the holder/user/customer will be expelled from the Campsite, without the right to refund or any compensation.

Seventh. – CIRCULATION AND PARKING OF VEHICLES INSIDE THE PREMISES.

Generally, the least possible use of vehicles within the Campsite premises is recommended. The MAXIMUM SPEED is 10 km/hour throughout the premises, driving at a speed greater than 10 km/hour being prohibited. A verbal warning will be given to the vehicle user not to circulate through the Campsite and if they persist in said use, vehicle access to the Campsite complex will be restricted for the entire duration of the stay, without the right to refund, decrease in rate, or any compensation. All streets of the Campsite are one-way, in a counter-clockwise direction. From 24:00 hours, the entry and exit of motor vehicles is not permitted, so customers must access the premises on foot and in silence. From 24:00 to 08:00 hours the vehicle may not leave the parking. For these purposes, an external paid parking lot is enabled at the Campsite entrance, from which customers can access the premises on foot. If customers plan to make departures from 24:00 hours, they must previously leave their vehicles parked in the external paid parking lot. In no case is sporty driving or driving practice of any class of vehicles authorized within the campsite premises. To be able to circulate through the Campsite with electric scooters, Scooters, or Personal Mobility Vehicles (PMV), it is mandatory that the user has valid Civil Liability Insurance and presents it upon request by the Campsite, whether requested by Reception personnel or Security personnel. THE VEHICLE CAN ONLY BE PARKED/STATIONED ON THE CONTRACTED PITCH OR PARKING SPACE (parking). It is not allowed to park/station vehicles (cars, motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, etc.) on the street (roadways) or invading it nor on other pitches or parking spaces that are not the contracted ones, even if they are empty. See Provisions THIRD and SEVENTEENTH (Letter b). All parking lots situated within the Campsite premises are paid, whether situated behind the barrier or before it or signaled as belonging to the Campsite, so to be able to park it is mandatory to acquire the corresponding ticket at Reception before parking, paying the price according to the current price list, and place said ticket on the vehicle windshield in a visible place. Parking a vehicle without a valid ticket or exceeding the paid time will entail a penalty of €20 per day that the Customer/User must pay to the Campsite. Any parking infraction, whether parking outside the contracted pitch or space, invading roadways, not respecting the 30 cm perimeter, parking on someone else’s pitch or space or invading it, etc., entails a penalty of €20 per day that the Customer must pay to the Campsite. When the Customer is not present at the Campsite, the Establishment may block access of any vehicle associated with the Customer’s file until the situation is regularized.

Eighth. – PETS (ADDITIONAL RATE/PRICE LIST).

  1. The admission of pets is optional for the Campsite and entails payment of the corresponding additional rate. In case of being admitted by the Campsite Management, their owners must abide by the particular provisions established for this purpose, especially regarding potentially dangerous breeds, being in any case the responsibility of their owners to possess and have in force administrative authorizations and corresponding insurance, as well as being responsible for damages the animals may cause to the Campsite or other users. To admit pets to the Campsite, it is mandatory that the animal has a European Passport and valid Civil Liability Insurance. Both documents must be presented at the Campsite if said establishment requires it, so the animal owner must carry said documentation throughout their stay. However, the admission of pets is always optional for the Campsite, even if the animals possess said documentation.
  2. Animals will be on a leash at all times (24 hours) and under the control of an adult. Animals must be walked in the center of the streets to avoid them relieving themselves on their neighbors’ pitches.
  3. It is mandatory for owners to pick up animal excrement and dispose of it via bags in containers enabled for this purpose.
  4. In case animals cause annoyance to Campsite customers, once their owners are previously warned, if annoyances persist, the stay contract will be terminated and they will be invited to vacate the Campsite.
  5. Pets (animals) are not included in the contracted stay, so owners must pay an additional rate.
  6. Given that animal admission is optional for the campsite, the admission of the specific animal must be consulted with the Campsite Management.
  7. Animals will not be admitted without the prior express consent of the campsite management.
  8. The price per pet -from the first pet- is according to the price list.
  9. Non-compliance with any provisions contained in this eighth clause will entail contract termination, without right to refund of any paid amount, decrease, or any compensation in favor of the customer.

Ninth. – ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND SUPPLY.

The electrical connection must be requested at the time of registration. The user must have a moisture-proof hose cable (10A.) and a plug with ground connection. Consumption may not exceed the maximum power granted in any case. Electrical supply is not included in current stay rates, so the customer must pay for it independently. Thus, the Customer wishing to have electrical supply (light) on the pitch must request the electrical connection on the day of entry and pay the Campsite, prior to the start of the stay, a deposit of a minimum of €3 for each contracted day of stay. These €3/day are equivalent to 6kw/day of electrical supply balance. Once the deposit paid by the Customer is consumed, the meter automatically cuts off electrical supply, so if the Customer wants to ensure having sufficient electrical supply throughout their stay they may deposit a higher amount per day, given that €3/day is a minimum amount. At the end of the stay (departure day/check-out), the amount deposited in payment of electrical supply that the Customer has not consumed will be returned by the same payment method in which the deposit was made. Note that, in case of card payment, the bank may take up to approximately 7 business days after check-out to perform the refund. However, the Customer is informed that, in case of non-payment of any other service, supply, and/or supplement contracted or enjoyed by the Customer, the amount deposited for unconsumed electrical supply will not be returned, serving as payment to settle the outstanding debt in the amount it reaches, the Customer remaining a debtor for the remainder. The Customer is responsible for checking their own electrical consumption throughout their stay, as many times as considered necessary, to ensure the meter does not cut off electrical supply due to lack of sufficient deposit. Likewise, the Customer becomes responsible for the state of the meter and for raising and lowering the electrical supply differential (turning light on/off) throughout their stay, so they must pay any expense and all electrical consumption produced during their stay, even if they had not been on the pitch that day. Similarly, the Customer becomes responsible in case of misuse, having to pay any expense or consumption produced. It is the Customer’s obligation to lower the differential/turn off the light and verify they have done so correctly when they wish for there to be no electrical supply on the pitch, as well as to ensure no consumption exists after turn-off/disconnection. The Customer can check their electrical consumption and turn supply on/off by entering the page app.campingbenisol.com after registering (login) with the same email used to book the stay at the Campsite. The Campsite is not responsible for electrical supply, consumption, nor the meter during the contracted stay. Likewise, the campsite is not responsible in case of technical failures (lack of connection, blackouts, supply cut by distributor/marketer company, etc.). Maximum amperage on pitches is 10 A and 15 A in accommodations (modules, bungalow, etc.). The Campsite has only three-pole CEE plugs, the Customer having to bring their own adapters and cables/extension cords to guarantee connection, especially when the assigned electrical point is located at a distance from the pitch of up to 50 meters. It is recommended that said adapters and cables/extension cords brought by the Customer have a length of up to 50 meters. The Campsite has an adapter and extension cord rental service for payment of a rate according to the current price list and under deposit. However, the Campsite cannot guarantee the availability of said adapters and extension cords. On the day of contract departure, the electrical supply is deactivated at 12:30 h. In case of late check-out, the electrical supply is deactivated at 18:30 h.

Tenth. – USE OF SWIMMING POOLS.

Users of swimming pools must respect at all times the indications of Campsite employees regarding the proper use of facilities, as well as avoidance of accidents. Pools never open at the same time, but open alternately. Pool schedules are indicated on the Camping Benisol website. However, said schedules change during the day according to weather or customer requests, at the Campsite’s discretion. Likewise, the opening/closing of one or another pool may vary, at the Campsite’s discretion. Pools may close without prior notice in case of repairs that cannot wait until scheduled closing, as well as in case a chemical intervention is necessary. Closure of the pool(s) will not give the right to any compensation in favor of the Customer since pool use has no additional cost for the customer. Part of these internal rules is the general current regulation relative to pools for collective use, as well as the internal regime regulation for pool users that may be arranged by the Campsite management. It is strictly PROHIBITED TO SMOKE inside pool facilities, so non-compliance with this rule will entail expulsion from said area. Babies and small children must use swim diapers in the pool. According to current regulations, none of the pools require a lifeguard, so minors must be accompanied and supervised at all times by an adult, whether their parents or legal guardians, and only minors who know how to swim may use the pools. In any case, Customers/Users must comply with signs located at each main access to the pools and with indications from Campsite staff. Sunbeds cannot be reserved, except upon prior payment at Reception. Non-compliance with any rules of pool use (such as, for example, babies/children without swim diapers or lack of supervision of minors by their parents or guardians) implying the closure and/or hyperchlorination of the pool will entail payment of a fixed amount of 250 euros that the Customer responsible for said situation must pay to the Campsite, due to costs of extraordinary chemical products, specialized personnel intervention, and prejudice for temporary unavailability of the facility for other users.

Eleventh. – PENALTY IN CASE OF NON-PAYMENT.

In case of non-payment, after 30 days from when payment should have been made, the customer must pay the Campsite, in addition to the agreed daily rate, half of said rate for each day they persist in their non-payment, as a penalty for said non-payment. That is, the customer must pay the due rate plus half of said rate until they are up to date with payment. In case the agreed rate was monthly, in case of non-payment, after 30 days from when it should have been made, the customer must pay, in addition to that monthly rate due, half of the current daily rate applicable to them, for each day they persist in their non-payment and until they are up to date with payment. This will be applicable to any contracting modality, including that of parking. This penalty will not imply any acceptance of non-payment or delay in payment by the Campsite, nor will it suppose any right for the customer, so the customer must always pay in the agreed form and term. Likewise, failure to pay at the agreed time will be cause for contractual termination, regardless of the penalty established above. Mere eviction from the campsite or contractual termination by the Campsite will not imply the extinction of the debt, so the customer will remain a debtor for the stay enjoyed and/or services contracted, as well as for the penalty exposed in this point.

CHAPTER 2.- ON CARAVAN AND MOTORHOME PARKING

The provisions of this chapter will also be applicable to the occupation of pitches, insofar as they do not contravene provisions established in chapter 1. Likewise, provisions in chapter 1 will be applicable to the vehicle parking/stationing contract (cars, caravans, and motorhomes), insofar as they do not contravene provisions established in this chapter.

Twelfth. – USE OF CARAVAN AND MOTORHOME PARKING.

  1. The temporary occupation of a space in the caravan and motorhome parking will require the signing of a specific lease contract and payment of specific rates established by the Campsite, which will be paid by anticipated months. The vehicle owner must deliver keys in deposit to the Campsite management. With said delivery, it is authorized that the Campsite management can move the vehicle if necessary, so the Campsite can perform maintenance tasks (cleaning, pruning, etc.) in the space or area the vehicle occupies. Likewise, the vehicle owner must deliver a copy of valid insurance for the vehicle and proof of payment of its receipt. A copy of the vehicle technical inspection card (ITV/MOT) must also be delivered. Furthermore, the vehicle owner must ensure the functioning, safety, and cleanliness of the vehicle at least once a year, and pass corresponding periodic reviews (ITV). Delivery of documentation must be updated periodically, that is, a copy must be delivered to the Campsite reception each time previous documentation ceases to be valid or has been modified. If customers wish for parking to be carried out by Campsite employees, a complementary fee must be paid.
  2. If vehicle owners proceed to its sale, they must inform the Campsite management through postal mail or email, accompanying a copy of the new owner’s identity document, as well as the sales contract and all vehicle documentation corresponding to the new legal situation.
  3. In case of sale of the parked vehicle, the Campsite management always reserves the right to formalize another contract with the new vehicle owner, or alternatively, they will be formally invited to proceed with the removal of the vehicle within a maximum period of fifteen days, paying for this purpose the rates that are pending.

Thirteenth. – SURVEILLANCE AND SECURITY MEASURES.

The campsite has necessary preventive measures for surveillance at all times of vehicles deposited in the parking lot. Likewise, the campsite has insurance against damage to doors and windows due to vandalism or attempted theft. However, the Campsite is not responsible for damages caused by persons or causes external to the Campsite nor for thefts or robberies that could occur, so the customer must have their own insurance covering them in these cases. In any case, it is the customers’ responsibility to avoid having valuables inside vehicles, therefore possible thefts or robberies that occur do not run at the campsite’s expense. Customers will be required to contract their own insurance to cover possible damage by theft inside vehicles that could occasionally occur, despite surveillance measures made available by the Campsite.

Fourteenth. – CONSEQUENCES OF NON-PAYMENT OF PARKING SPACE FEES.

In case of non-payment of parking space fees exceeding 30 days, the following action will be taken: The owner will be expressly formally required, informing them that the contract is terminated for non-payment, to proceed with the removal of the vehicle within a maximum period of fifteen days, paying for this purpose pending fees, requirement expenses, and compensation for damages consisting of double the current daily rate for each day the vehicle remains at the Campsite, as well as having to pay the current rate for each day the vehicle remains at the Campsite without being removed by the owner. In case the owner does not do so, the vehicle will be deposited outside the parking lot inside the Campsite premises, without maintaining established surveillance conditions initially. In case more than twelve months pass since the requirement was made without the owner giving reason for their interest, abandonment of the vehicle will be reasonably presumed, passing to have the consideration of solid urban waste, giving it treatment according to corresponding environmental regulations, or being able to tow the vehicle to the Municipal Vehicle Depot, at the Campsite’s discretion. Expenses originating as a consequence of eviction from parking will be for the account of the vehicle owner, who must pay them or guarantee their payment as a prerequisite for vehicle return. Expenses originating from giving it treatment according to corresponding environmental regulations or for having been towed to the Municipal Vehicle Depot will also be for the account of the vehicle owner. Vehicle removal by its owner will not imply extinction of the debt, the customer having to pay the pending debt and expenses caused to the Campsite. Nor will it be considered extinction of the debt in case that, given customer inactivity, the Campsite had acted according to provisions in this regulation, so the vehicle owner must pay the corresponding rate and compensation for damages until the vehicle is not in any place of the Campsite complex. This action will not give the right to any compensation for the customer.

CHAPTER 3.- FINAL PROVISIONS

Fifteenth. – EXPRESS SUBMISSION TO INTERNAL REGULATIONS.

Customers, by the fact of registering at the campsite, accept knowing, give their conformity, and oblige themselves to the compliance of these internal regulations, as well as all those singular instructions dictated by the Campsite management for their execution and compliance.

Sixteenth. – NON-COMPLIANCE OF PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THESE INTERNAL REGULATIONS. COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGES IN CASE OF CUSTOMER REFUSAL TO LEAVE THE CAMPSITE.

Non-compliance by the customer/user of any provisions contained in these internal regulations will be cause for contract termination, at the discretion of the Campsite management, so upon said termination, the customer must voluntarily leave the campsite complex, without right to refund, reimbursement, or decrease of any amount or rate paid or owed. Contract termination will not entail any compensation for the customer. Likewise, the customer will remain a debtor for the stay and/or services enjoyed, having to pay their amount to the campsite. If the customer/user refuses, upon requirement of the Campsite, whether verbal or written, to leave the complex of their own will, they must pay, in addition to the current daily rate, compensation for damages consisting of double the current daily rate, for each day they remain at the Campsite, until their complete eviction. This compensation and the obligation to satisfy the daily rate while remaining at the Campsite does not suppose acceptance by the Campsite, nor does it suppose a new contract or any right for the customer who, upon contract termination for non-compliance with these regulations, must immediately leave the Campsite being up to date with pending debts. Contractual resolution and abandonment of the Campsite does not imply that the debt is extinguished, so the customer must pay corresponding rates for the stay and services enjoyed until complete eviction.

Seventeenth. – A) ABANDONMENT OF MOVABLE PROPERTY. B) PARKING/STATIONING IN PLACES NOT INTENDED FOR THIS PURPOSE, DOING SO INCORRECTLY OR ON PLOTS OR PARKING SPACES NOT CONTRACTED. C) REFUSAL TO LEAVE THE CAMPSITE UPON REQUIREMENT OF ITS MANAGEMENT OR UPON COMPLETION OF CONTRACTED STAY.

Abandonment of elements, objects, belongings, cars, caravans, or any other movable property. Dismantling and storage. It is the customer’s obligation to leave the Campsite once the contracted stay is finished with all their belongings and leaving the pitch free and in the same state they found it, so if the customer leaves and leaves movable property in the Campsite complex once the contracted stay is finished, the Campsite management will proceed to its dismantling and storage. Likewise, if the customer does not leave the pitch free once their stay is finished, the Campsite management will proceed to the dismantling and storage of the customer’s goods, so, the customer being at the campsite, but the Campsite management having had to dismantle movable property owned by the customer once the stay is finished, because the latter did not do so, if the customer refuses to accept delivery of their belongings and/or remove the caravan and/or vehicle, the Campsite management will proceed to the storage of belongings and elements owned by the customer and to leave the vehicle (car, caravan, or motorhome) in another place of the campsite, outside the guarded enclosure, in order to leave the pitch free for its use. Said storage will be carried out ensuring maintenance and good conservation of goods as far as possible and depending on means available to the campsite, potentially being performed in areas without video surveillance. Thus, the Campsite management may order the transfer of camping elements or any other movable property (including vehicles, caravans, etc.) to a new location outside the zone of the guarded enclosure, in order to leave the pitch free and expeditious for its use. In such a case, in addition to expenses caused by dismantling, the customer must pay €10 for each day and for each good that remains stored at the campsite until its complete removal by the customer, with a minimum payment amount for storage of €50, which the customer must pay in case the resulting amount is lower than said limit. The campsite will maintain storage of customers’ goods for a maximum period of 30 calendar days, after which without news from the customer, it will be considered that they have been abandoned to all effects, so the Campsite management will give the destination it considers to said goods. Therefore, a prior requirement will be made to the customer giving them a period of 15 days to remove their goods and in case of inactivity, action will be taken according to the following: goods will be considered as solid urban waste giving them treatment authorized by current regulation, or in case they are vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, motorhomes (or caravans), they will be towed to the Municipal Vehicle Depot, at the campsite’s discretion. All expenses caused for this purpose will be for the customer’s account. The requirement made to the customer’s address listed in the campsite register will be considered validly effected and sufficient to perform previous actions, even if the customer has not signed receipt of the requirement. What is established in this section will not give right to any compensation for the customer. No good will be returned to the customer if they are not up to date with debt payment.

Parking/stationing vehicles (cars, motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, etc.) in places not intended for this purpose, doing so incorrectly, or on pitches or parking spaces not contracted. If the customer leaves the vehicle (car, motorcycle, scooter, bicycle, etc.) badly stationed/parked, that is, if they station/park it on the street or outside enabled zones, if they station/park it incorrectly, such as invading the street or not leaving free the pertinent 30 cm distance, or if they park/station it on a pitch or parking/parking space that is not the contracted one, even if empty, they must pay the extra supplement of 20 euros for each day it had been stationed/parked in that place, without need for prior notice by the Campsite. The customer must remove the vehicle as soon as required by the Campsite. Payment of the extra supplement by the customer does not suppose any acceptance by the Campsite, the vehicle not being allowed to be left badly parked, so the customer must remove the vehicle from the place where it is in any case. The Campsite may deny access of the vehicle to the campsite premises during the entire stay without need for prior notice to the customer. Likewise, the Campsite may call the tow truck to remove the vehicle from the place where it is stationed/parked, the customer taking charge of costs the vehicle removal entails and having to pay them to the Campsite. See Provisions THIRD and SEVENTH.

Not leaving the campsite once the contracted stay is finished or upon requirement made by the campsite management. If the customer does not leave the Campsite complex once the contracted stay is finished or if they refuse to do so, upon requirement of the campsite, whether verbal or written, they must pay the Campsite, in addition to the current daily rate, compensation for damages consisting of double the current daily rate, until they leave the Campsite. Likewise, they may be denounced or sued, depending on each case, before the competent authority. Payment of the current daily rate and compensation will in no case suppose acceptance by the Campsite nor suppose a new contract or any right for the customer.

Eighteenth. – NON-PAYMENT OF RATES OR ANY SERVICE OR SUPPLY CONTRACTED.

Non-compliance by the customer with payment of agreed rates and/or supplies and/or services contracted will be cause for contractual termination, at the Campsite’s discretion, the customer having to leave the Campsite voluntarily, paying the pending debt. In case the customer refuses to leave the Campsite, they must pay in addition to the current daily rate, compensation for damages consisting of double the current daily rate, until they leave the Campsite.

Nineteenth. – LIST OF ANNEXES.

ANNEX I: Price List for removal of furniture or belongings.

ANNEX II: Cases of sale/transfer/subletting/change of owner or user of the caravan.

ANNEX III: Expenses for removal of waste or bags deposited in places not intended for this purpose and/or outside corresponding receptacles (containers).

Twentieth. – REQUIREMENT EXPENSES AND LEGAL EXPENSES.

In case that, once the contracted stay is finished, the customer remains in the Campsite complex, they will be verbally required to vacate the complex. If they do not do so, they will be formally required by the Campsite to leave it. Formal requirement expenses will be passed on to the customer, the customer having to pay them. In case that, despite formal requirement, the customer refuses to leave the complex, the Campsite will file the corresponding complaint or lawsuit before the competent judicial authority. Expenses of lawyer and solicitor and any others the judicial procedure entails, will be at the customer’s expense.

Twenty-first. – DISPUTE RESOLUTION.

In the case of disputes arising from the use of campsite facilities and services, without prejudice to parties being able to submit them to consumer arbitration, they agree likewise, with express waiver of their own jurisdiction, that in the judicial order the Courts/Tribunals of Benidorm (Alicante) and their hierarchical superiors will be competent.

In Benidorm, on October 2, 2025. The Campsite Management

ANNEX I: PRICE LIST FOR REMOVAL OF FURNITURE OR BELONGINGS AND EXPENSES FOR COLLECTION OF WASTE OR BAGS DEPOSITED IN PLACES NOT INTENDED FOR THIS PURPOSE.

  • Mattresses, rugs (similar): €50 / unit
  • Small appliances under 2 kg: €20 / unit (Notify in advance for free collection)
  • Large appliances with liquid cooling components: €150
  • Washing machines and dryers: €50 (Notify in advance for free collection)
  • Belongings up to 5 kg: €10 / unit
  • Small size belongings between 5 and 25 kg: €25 / unit
  • Belongings from 25 kg or large size: €75 / unit

ANNEX II: CASES OF SALE/TRANSFER/SUBLETTING/CHANGE OF OWNER OR USER OF THE CARAVAN.

It is PROHIBITED to sell or carry out any type of legal business within the campsite complex. Thus, the sale/transfer/subletting/change of owner or user of caravans within the Campsite is prohibited. The contractual relationship established is between the owner identified at the time of check-in at the Campsite complex (which includes the vehicle and/or caravan with which they register) and the Campsite itself, so any sale/transfer/subletting/change of owner or user of any caravans found within the Campsite complex and/or having a contracted stay therein, will require the express consent of the Campsite management, which will imply a new check-in registration at the campsite reception with the new owner’s data, corresponding duration (stay days) and with payment of current rates. In case of non-compliance with the above, the campsite management may automatically terminate the current contract with the owner, in which case the caravan and its occupant must leave the Campsite, so the new owner/user of the caravan must perform a new check-in registration according to what is exposed in the previous paragraph. In no case may the new owner demand payment of rates enjoyed by the previous owner, as rates to apply are those current at the time of entry and registration at the Establishment reception. The change of owner or user of the caravan will in no case imply ceasing to be a debtor in case of non-payment, so the owner listed at the time of check-in registration will continue to owe the contracted stay in case they have not paid it, as the sale, transfer, etc. of the caravan does not imply that the contract ceases to be valid, so the camper (original owner listed in registration data) will not cease in their obligations to the Campsite while the Campsite does not give its express consent for the change of ownership. Any expense caused by carrying out any legal business within the Campsite will be at the expense of the caravan owner (seller). In no case will the contract the previous owner had with the Campsite be understood as assigned to the new caravan owner. The latter (the new owner) must make a new contract at the current price and a check-in registration with their identification data, according to everything previously exposed. The sale or transfer of caravans will require prior consent of the Campsite management. In case the campsite management authorizes the sale of a caravan, the sale will be displayed in the Sales Book exposed at reception. Thus, sale processing costs will be those agreed with the Campsite and will be at the seller’s expense. In any case, the seller must, in addition, pay the campsite 15% of the caravan sales price, proving the reality of said price, establishing a minimum of €500 to be paid by the seller to the Campsite, in case the amount resulting from applying that 15% to the sales price results lower than that minimum of €500.

ANNEX III: EXPENSES FOR REMOVAL OF WASTE OR BAGS DEPOSITED IN PLACES NOT INTENDED FOR THIS PURPOSE AND/OR OUTSIDE CORRESPONDING RECEPTACLES (CONTAINERS).

  • Scrap metal in general: €50
  • Glass, windows, doors etc.: €100
  • Rubble floors, Europalets, wood, pavements, etc.: €200
  • Wheels/Tires: €300
  • Propane or butane bottle: abandoning them €500 penalty.
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