Benicassim is a smart Spanish resort, and Bonterra Park is conveniently located a couple of roads back from the beaches, a short trip into town, with a good supermarket opposite the main entrance, and a Lidl nearby. It is a large site, well laid out, with a wide range of facilities, and everything immaculately clean. The restaurant is good, and the pool area attractive, but may get very crowded in high season. The pitches are varying size, some with shade, some more open, and those around the good toilet and shower blocks can be quite close together - we preferred a larger pitch at the top end of the site, with a less crowded (and more peaceful) feel. Whilst we were staying here in mid September, my wife was immobile with a broken foot. The extremely efficient and friendly staff could not have been more supportive, helpful and sympathetic, providing not just good advice but also lending us an essential wheelchair. I am glad we visited this excellent site in mid September, after the peak season: it was still very busy, and I suspect August would have been a bit too overcrowded for our taste. We were unlucky with WiFi during out stay - a major area fault knocked it out for several days, but this was not the fault of the site. We would love to return when we can enjoy off site activities and attractions without the mobility issues we had - but we did find some excellent restaurants, even if needing taxis. Incidentally, having had to attend both a local health centre in Benicassim and the general hospital in Castellion, we have nothing but praise for the professional, efficient, quick and friendly Spanish state medical services.