Safari tent with private sanitary facilities - 4 persons

We stayed 3 nights at the campground in a really nice, fully equipped cabin (it even had a dishwasher).
The only thing was that the mattress on the double bed was a little hard.
There was a beautiful view from the terrace.
The pool and relaxation area is very well laid out and relaxing.
We appreciated being able to rent by the night during peak season rather than by the week, since we couldn’t stay for a full week.
I recommend it.

This was our second time staying at this campground.
We chose it because of the mobile home’s amenities: a 160-cm bed, a dishwasher, an XXL terrace, and a plancha grill.
Unfortunately, when camping, we also enjoy interacting with people, and at St. Amand, there’s none of that.
No warm welcome—in fact, no welcome at all. When we arrived, the young woman coldly asked me, “What’s this for?” “Well, it’s for camping.”
We didn’t see any staff or activity leaders all day, and there was no welcome reception.
Finally, one positive note: the very friendly staff at the restaurant.
This campground lacks a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

We were very disappointed with this campground, which shouldn’t be rated 4 stars. Access was very difficult, the children’s water play area was dirty and wasn’t cleaned for two weeks—even though management had been alerted by several people. A slide for the little ones was poorly repaired. Every other faucet doesn’t work; the issue was reported to a technician, who replied that replacing them wasn’t feasible… and this is early August, right in the middle of peak season!
The campsites at the bottom of the campground are on a narrow strip, making it difficult to park your vehicle there. In short, we do not recommend this campground; we got the impression of a lack of care and a serious lack of responsiveness despite our reports.

We spent two nights in a tent on a “premium” site and were rather disappointed. The site was large and off to the side, but had little shade. There’s only one restroom block in the middle of the campground, and since the campground is laid out in a circle, you have to weave your way through the bungalows and tents to get there without getting lost. The restrooms weren’t very clean. The pool closed at 7 p.m. (despite the heat wave), the lack of entertainment, and the fact that access to the campground closed at 10:30 p.m. initially led us to believe the campground would be quiet in the evening, but people were making noise until 1 a.m. There’s very little privacy in the lodges and bungalows, as all their entrances and windows face the walkway.
Pros: a truly lovely aquatic area and the restaurant’s food was pretty good.
We won’t be returning and would recommend checking out other Flower Campings, such as the ones in Anneyron or Florac.

We left a comment in the reservation saying that we had two aunts with us, but when we arrived, we were given a tiny site. The staff told us it wasn’t their problem and that it was our fault.
It was impossible to fit even one car on the site. The website promised us a site of at least 85m², but we ended up with not even 60m².

We had a wonderful stay—we loved everything. The kids had a blast. I would recommend this campground without hesitation.