Homeflower Premium - 6 persons

A very well-equipped bungalow with a griddle and air conditioning, but it was very dirty upon arrival (dust on the floor, lint under the bed, a very dirty toilet...). The bedding was great, and the terrace was superb.
The overall condition of the campground is pretty good, but there was quite a bit of uncollected trash near the bungalows under construction or being dismantled, and a very strong smell of urine in the restroom building where the washing machine is located.
As for the staff, I have mixed feelings. The manager didn’t give a welcome speech, spoke very softly (we didn’t hear a word of what she said), and didn’t create any “atmosphere” at the welcome reception. When we returned the keys, she didn’t ask us how our stay was and just stayed on her cell phone behind the counter. That’s a shame for a campground that bills itself as “family-friendly.” The entertainment staff was young and fun. It’s just a shame that no backup activity was arranged when the karaoke stopped working. Great staff at the snack bar, and the pizzas were excellent!!!
There’s a nearby river for fishing.
Overall, considering the price, it’s definitely not worth a 4-star rating!

A team that listens and strives to do its best.
A little disappointed by the evening entertainment—only one musical performance in 15 days.
There was a gas leak during the first few days.
The campground and rental units need some investment to be properly refurbished.
Despite everything, I was satisfied with my stay. Thanks to the staff for being attentive and responding quickly...

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Aside from the pool and the campground's location, everything else was very unsatisfactory. We hated our mobile home rental, which was in direct sunlight with no shade at all. It was over 50 degrees during the day, even when it wasn’t a heat wave. It was impossible to stay inside. The campground didn’t offer any solutions despite our request. The restrooms are barely passable.

The entire campground is extremely dirty.
The restrooms are very dirty—sticky doors, dirty floors, dirty toilets—and they’re dilapidated and outdated. Not all the lights work, so we’re in the dark. There’s a restroom with a baby bathtub, but the water runs in a thin trickle, so we didn’t use it, and the changing pad is dirty and sticky.
The outdoor area is completely neglected; the grass is tall everywhere, the newly installed outdoor playground equipment still has “Do Not Enter” tape on it, and there are piles of dirt and sand. Playground equipment is for ages 6 and up; there’s nothing for younger children.
Very pleasant, heated pool with a wading area; however, the floor is scorching hot and flip-flops are prohibited, and the entrance gate is very hard to open.
The tent canopy was fixed in place; the Freeflower was very dirty, with mud stains everywhere; the dishes were extremely dirty; and the tall grass out front had concealed a dangerous fastener that my child got hurt on.
There was a bedside lamp in one of the bedrooms that we couldn’t plug in because there was no outlet.
On the other hand, it was a pleasant surprise to find a fridge with a freezer and all the amenities (beds, tables, chairs, a lounge chair, and a hammock).

Great entertainment and friendly staff. Very pleasant surroundings.
The bedding is a disaster
— the mattress isn’t comfortable. The bed creaks as soon as you move. And it’s not stable.
The mobile home door is crooked.
The toilet flush leaks
The campground shower isn’t very clean and isn’t well maintained.
The pool gets dirtier and dirtier day by day.