reviews

Very pleasant and friendly. Thank you very much!

Leuk

Very nice vacation. After a small miscommunication regarding cottage, this was resolved very quickly and well. The receptionist who is there almost every day is a super friendly woman. Thinks with you and likes to chat. Definitely recommended and I think we will be back next year.

It's a great location, whatever your reasons for failing. 10/15 minutes from the beach, after a short forest crossing and then the dune... (climbing the dune takes the longest! 😋) I'm still disappointed by the service. At the end of June, I ordered 2 pizzas, chèvre/lardons and 4 cheeses. (And yes, I've been living in Savoie for a few years...) Received: chèvre/lardons and Reine... Anyway... Students celebrating the end of their course... Music blasting until midnight. Not to mention their bellowing. Finally, an inventory of fixtures at 9am. But we're in low season, so there's no hurry... Except for us, who had an appointment at 10.30am in Challans. I'll stop here. I'm still disappointed, because a camping trip isn't just a burlesque moment.

We were extremely disappointed that the motorhome pitches were in their 'car park'. We paid €30.50 per night. The barrier to the motorhome pitches was not secure and just lifted up. For the first two days the access to the motorhome services was barred by parked vehicles. When we were able to access the drain area for waste water, our motorhome wouldn't fit into the small bay. We had to release our water onto the block paved area, which soaked away rather than entering the waste water drain. No fresh water was available upon our arrival and was later connected, as we were leaving, through a garden hose. No mains drinking water was available. Toilet and showers were a considerable distance from the 'car park motorhome pitches'. The pot washing facility was located inside the toilet/ shower area. The area designated for motorhome pitches was constantly being used by other site residents to toilet their dogs, not an enjoyable experience to witness through our windows whilst we were eating. There was nowhere to place our table and chairs on our pitch to eat outside. We did not want to sit in the car park eating our meals. We specifically chose a campsite to have more comfort than staying in a free aire. We were incredibly disappointed. However, we gave two stars to reflect the ladies on reception who were incredibly helpful and acknowledged that the pitches and facilities were substandard.

Beautiful place, unfortunately could only stay one night. Quite a winding road from the (very beautiful) main road through the Pyrenees. You can order bread here, were many hiking possibilities in the area, for us perhaps another time. Dogs allowed.

A very pleasant, peaceful campsite. The only downside was the mattress in the mobile home, which could be changed as it was uncomfortable.

A fine campground with many good amenities!

The staff are very friendly and welcoming. Very quiet location and the proximity to the beach is great. Sanitary facilities very outdated and in need of cleaning. Impossible to adjust shower spray direction. Network non-existent and the WiFi code given at reception is useless because the campsite network doesn't work (too far away or too weak). If you're addicted to your phone or tablet, forget this campsite. Opinion about the accommodation : Welcome, calm and proximity to beaches The tap in the dishwasher was too small.

Lots of camping and no glam. When I say nothing, I mean nothing. I write this description in a constructive way and, knowing that everything will remain in a "we are sorry you did not enjoy it and we take note of your review to improve". The thousand euros paid will not come back. And Taiga will not improve because here, in this resort of sobriety, the only thing to do is to invest in improving all the facilities. It is not a matter of an influencer pointing out something in which to give a 'little jump' in quality; here it takes several marathons of putting money in to reach the minimum of what corresponds to the GLAMPING concept. We have been to others and, Taiga, is a third division field hostile to visiting teams. The reception is already an hors d'oeuvre of the menu you are going to eat. A tiny space. Two small tables halfway across to send you off in two minutes. Surviving longer there is for professionals of patience. They give you your key, your map and let the hunger games begin. There are three campsites in one; Taiga shares space with two others. The mix is pure fantasy. A tower of Babel. You think you're going to the penthouse -glamping- but your hardships are much like tourist class. We rented a cabin for four people and, if we had come as a couple, I would have found this cabin too small. Two single beds (be careful not to be more than 1.80 meters tall) and a torture couch -in terms of gymnasium equals the matadora- on the ground floor; and a mezzanine with another mattress (mat, mattress, padded foam) that is located in the heights of hell itself. The real climate change is palpable up there. Because, among other things, the power of the 80s fan is not enough to move the scarce air inside this cabin-greenhouse. Although it may seem like a problem, don't think that space will be your main problem. The temperature will - literally - give you a real headache. Sorry: it doesn't cool down at night. That tarpaulin retains heat like a child retains a ball. Once you put aside the standing fan offered to combat the heat, you can place the clothes of four people on a clothes donkey where, in fact, it is not even enough to have order on the first evening. That Saturday morning flea market feeling will take some time to disappear from your head. The feng shui will soon be blown out of the water. The cafeteria and the grocery store are in harmony with this homage to sobriety. Everything is - literally - as it was on the first day. That of the inauguration. Those chairs in the dining room and that plastic sheet with the menu full of dishes are old-fashioned. The furniture was bought the same day the tables and armchairs around your glamping tent were ordered. Hard. Harder than sandpaper. In the enclosure the cars circulate in the center of the space of the three campsites. We share the road with four or five year old children who walk from one side to the other because that is what campsites are for. Another detail of the tent is that it comes with two rolls of toilet paper and a towel -one for four people- hand towel. The cooler deserves a separate chapter. It really deserves a separate review. It does not cool. It half keeps the coolness of the two and a half things it can hold. In a glamping where you are supposed to be able to eat, hydrate, dine... I don't know, it seems more like a joke that I didn't quite understand than an additional service. In less than a week there were two general power outages throughout the campground. "Well, baby, let's just go to the pool and that's it. If we're barely going to be inside the cabin." It's a half-truth. Because if you decide to go to the pool you'll have to stay in this oven until 12 o'clock, which is when the pool opens in the middle of summer. 12 o'clock! Here the last investment was made in pesetas.

We stayed here with a caravan and had a wonderful time. The pitches are very large and Dora does a great job with all the activities. We would so come back here again!

Nice campsite and cool manager 😁👍