spitfire
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There are some nice sites away from the more popular coastal sites as well as many new Camper stops in Portugal which are the same as sites but at a more reasonable cost. We are on one now that is not in a touristy area amid the Orange & Lemon groves but near to the N125, the main road along the Algarve.
There are similar ones in Spain, Totana Camper stop is one we have visited that was very good with fantastic views over the national park.
The main problem in winter is the further you go North away from the coast the colder the weather might be, that's why we stay South until the weather warms up
If you don't like crowds stay away from Pedro's he is packing them in and you don't get a lot of space. His Bar-B-Q is good but not much room for all the people he gets in. Still the best welcome on the Algarve but we feel too many people are being squeezed into the room for comfort on Bar-B-Q days.
The chicken run is quiet but very rural and if it rains it can be difficult getting off, and a bit remote but you may like that.
A bit harsh Keith re Pedro's . Was very quiet when we arrived , very busy for a while and quiet again . He is one if the most helpful and kindest guys you could meet so wouldn't like anyone put off going there thinking it is always too busy.