reviews

A run-down campground that barely cares about its guests—and at minimal cost.

Slopes, rocks, potholes.

The playground is nice, but you can see everything pretty quickly; there’s no soccer field and only one poorly maintained bocce court; the ping-pong table is outside—good luck playing in the wind 😂. There’s one bouncy castle that the kids really love, but it’s located outside the campground.

A standard pool with a slide and an indoor pool.

The entertainment lacked real organization—it felt like things were thrown together at the last minute, and I feel bad for the entertainers. We saw the mascot once when we arrived, and then never again 😅

The restaurant—hmm, let’s talk about that. I spotted expired ice cream in their freezer—yes, really—but I didn’t want to make a scene, so I didn’t say anything.
Way, way, way too expensive: an Orangina and a beer for €9.
The pizza was good.
No selection of non-alcoholic drinks; the restaurant is small and can’t accommodate more than 50 people on their patio—which is a shame when certain events are held there.

As for the campsites, I injured my leg while setting up because of pieces of wire sticking out of the wooden stakes used to separate the sites—which, by the way, are held in place by only a single wire.
The ground is dry, hard, and sloped, with no real maintenance—it really needs a little work with an excavator to level everything out and trim the hedges.

The restrooms are mediocre; you’re constantly dodging between squat toilets and a broken washing machine.
The shower is small, but the water pressure is good.

Still, some amenities are missing in two of the restroom areas, such as hair dryers or soap in the stalls.

Funny—the foot rinsers are right next to the trash cans for dog poop bags 😂 It’s really a treat—just don’t put your trash in there! You have to hike all the way to the top of the campground to dispose of it, whether it’s glass, yellow bins, or black bins 😅

The only good thing is the very quick access to the beach if you’re staying at the bottom of the campground—less than a 2-minute walk—but it’s not really a beach since it’s full of pebbles; it’s better to wait for low tide if you want to go for a swim.

Otherwise, the area is nice.

A 2-star campground, no more.

Topette les mouettes

Nice campground, pool, and facilities. And when you book, try not to stay behind the entertainment stage. Because the shows don’t end until 11 p.m., and it’s noisy there with young people until 1 a.m. The security is a total joke. They just drive around at night in a golf cart, acting all cool, with a bunch of kids in it. But when it comes to noise complaints, they’re nowhere to be found. They don’t actually monitor or keep an eye on things. It’s really bad for a good night’s sleep.

A really large campground with spacious sites; in our “section,” some are completely in the sun. There are plenty of recreational facilities, including two large swimming pools, many shops, and evening entertainment and music. On the other hand, because it’s so big and so crowded, it’s hard to find a quiet spot to relax, and the restrooms could be cleaner.

Why didn’t any of your staff listen to us when we reported our complaint about the rats to the campground reception desk while we were there? Why didn’t anyone listen to us when we left three days early because there were rats IN our tent and we asked for compensation since we had to cut our trip short?

An excellent campground with all the ingredients for a great time: lakeside location, nearby beaches, bike paths, wide-open spaces, authenticity, and simplicity. The staff is very friendly. Thank you.

Service varies greatly. It can sometimes take a little longer for your food or drink order to be taken. Other than that, it’s a pretty nice park and very kid-friendly. There are plenty of rental options. The supermarket and bakery charge a bit on the high side. Deposit refunds cannot be processed here. The park does need some attention here and there in terms of maintenance and appearance. This is, of course, partly due to the high temperatures and the salt, which causes a lot of damage. Other than that, no complaints or comments.

We camped here with our grandson. The deep end of the pool was fine, but we didn’t think the shallow end was very accessible. There were no steps or anything similar to make it easy to get in. The grounds—and especially around the restroom buildings—were a bit untidy; the toilets and showers were just barely acceptable.

Place to be with your family!!!!!

Great spot to chill and relax

Quiet
Food's okay.
Clean restrooms.

Cool pool… except for the swim cap thing. It’s pointless, but it’s mandatory. We’ll have to explain to them that they can just put socks over the skimmers 😁😅
They can always say it’s for hygiene. Nope.