reviews

An excellent stay with children Close to Vulcania and the Georgia plateau This year, the Tour de France passed right in front of the campsite gates! Very pleasant place to live Calm and relaxing

Beautiful beach. Difficult for invalids to reach due to high stairs.

Heerlijk voor de kleinkinderen, de jongens hebben genoten, is het te koud buiten, dan switchen de jongens naar binnen.Ze gunden zich nauwelijks tijd om te eten.Genoeg jongelui, om te chillen/voetballen etc ook in de avond. Vlakbij een boerderij, prima, maar rook minder tijdens een lunch en ontzettend veel vliegen.Toiletgebouw uiterst netjes en schoon.Rekenen kunnen de jongelui nog wat beter op oefenen, gaven te weinig terug bij de snackbar, wel opgelost gelukkig. Idee voor de hondjes om een zwemplas te creëren.Het was zo warm voor ze.Prettig overal poepzakjes te verkrijgen en ook prullenbakken speciaal voor hun. We hebben genoten.Sleutelgeld van de kraan zouden we terug krijgen via de snackbar na 20.00 uur, maar was niet gecommuniceerd dus dat lukte niet, jammer maar niet heel ernstig.

Very good campsite, very good welcome, lots of activities, never a dull moment Staff very welcoming, very friendly campsite I recommend this campsite.

A super nice child friendly campground, and there is plenty to do.

Welcoming, friendly, clean, quiet - Les Tailladis Camping has been our vacation home for many years. We enjoy the atmosphere of a campsite with the amenities of a wooden house with kitchen, bathroom and toilet, they call the chalet. The restaurant offers tasty local dishes at reasonable prices. The people there are very welcoming.

A very nice place, a few small details unresolved, we had no wifi and TV. A screen used as decoration. Otherwise we had a very pleasant and peaceful stay with a view of the vercors.

Nice campsite but limited activities If you like the countryside, it's OK, but if you want to move around a bit, it's at least a 30-minute drive to get to the first activities. The campsite is on a slope, so if you have trouble getting around, ask not to be at the bottom, otherwise you'll have to go up to Alpe d'Huez every morning. For showers, it's best to go when people aren't busy washing up, otherwise it's hard to get water.

We took the masonry cottage, 220€ euros a day for a dilapidated room, a jumble of ruined furniture and remedied who knows where. the mattresses (all singles) have protruding springs and very painful to sleep on, of course all the linen is charged separately.. Not to mention the ants, an invasion, anything left anywhere gets attacked, as well as the ubiquitous bees and wasps. On top of that at the pool (even at the beach) the sunbeds are charged separately but you can lie on the ground ruining the image of the beautiful pools. Animation barely present and not enough to expectations as the rest of the whole vacation. Other very important thing gate of the entrance always open and without guard, camping very oxen. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT!!! See photos

Super pool area. Beautiful beach. Modern wet areas. Good entertainment in the evening. The store has almost everything you need. The pitches were partly too sunny and not shady enough. But all in all really great. Unfortunately, there are long waiting times for the water slides, mostly because the lifeguards wait too long for the next one.

I find it really very strange that I cannot find a review where people complain about the sewage smell. Right next to the sanitary building the sewage water is purified, in the open air... if you are unlucky and the wind is wrong during dinner your appetite is gone immediately. Furthermore, not much to complain about the campsite, some places are nicer than others, but otherwise it's all okay, but that air ... unbearable!!!

It's not like it was a few years ago. There is no longer a shuttle boat to the center. There are also no more cash machines. There is also no doctor anymore, there used to be consultation hours 2 - 3 times a week.