reviews

Top musical entertainment, top catering, top fireworks, top welcome! thank you seb! tito

We spent an excellent week at Camping Etennemare in Saint-Valery-en-Caux, from July 6 to 13, 2025, in an Évasion cottage for 4 people. Everything was top-notch: a warm welcome, clean and comfortable accommodation, and very quiet surroundings, perfect for relaxing. Our child loved the slide with indoor pool, the playground, and especially the animal area. The campsite is very well maintained and pleasant to live in. Special mention for the activity leaders (Paul and Pauline from memory) who kept our son busy with the salt dough workshop, coloring and other activities. We recommend this campsite without hesitation. Overall rating: 5/5

Great place for overnight stay. Looks cared for.

Terrace services void it's up to holidaymakers to take their orders Words are not open Vacations should be vacations

Very nice place with a unique view

To be avoided! Dirty campsite, disgusting toilets and showers, one of the two toilets doesn't work, they tell you to go to the other one at the entrance, which ends up having cold water, so in my opinion the tank only heats one shower at a time, it's really miserable.

Actually nice, really recommendable, but extremely expensive! You constantly have to forbid the children to do something because everything really costs something (bouncy castle 10 minutes 6 euros, water bouncy castle 12 euros 10 minutes or 92 euros a day, etc etc) which frustrates the children enormously. You can also see that you don't have to wait anywhere because it's too expensive for everyone. Also the food, gastronomy and co, really expensive and the amount is appropriate to the price. 6 Euro fries is half a bowl full. Therefore only one point. 2 stars upgrade but because childcare, evening program, Gaminig are not only free but also really good! That saves you from saying "no" again. But beach and co, also the mobile home super. If there are problems, a call or WhatsApp and at the latest an hour later everything works again.

It's back to Park Albatros again for this year, and for a good 6 years in a row, let's see how it goes in the post covid. First of all the check-in is finally handled differently, you arrive, you park in a designated parking lot, no all together, then you go down to check in and then with the pass you can at least enter the pools while waiting to have your accommodation ready. Very good thing and avoids chaos and various annoyances.... While waiting for them to get our house ready we enter the pools. Around 2 p.m. finally house ready! The little house is well made, quite clean, on the first night a small annoyance to the electrical system, sleepless night due to an annoying noise of a relay but it is the next day immediately solved by the very good Ukrainian maintenance man (among the few positive things of park albatros that are saved). Pools and formats splendid, stores increased by leaps and bounds, to return.

We had a pleasant stay at Champagny. Quiet, in the middle of nature, the pitches without electricity are really well placed under the trees. The staff are pleasant and the sanitary facilities are always clean.

Everything nice but bad animators, they don't inform anything about what they are doing and they don't even do the tournaments that are on the calendar, because it is windy then no ping pong tournament. The evening with live music luckily we heard the music otherwise we would have missed that too.

Super campsite near the highway (which we hardly noticed) with large pitches under the trees. Rather quiet site, with very friendly staff who also speak good English. The price/performance ratio is quite good.

After spending three vacations at Amarin Resort, we decided to try another Maistra resort in Rovinj—Polari. It’s definitely less luxurious than Amarin, but much more natural, with greenery all around, which we really appreciated during the hot days. We stayed in a Mobile Home Comfort, which had everything we needed. We especially loved spending time on the spacious and well-equipped terrace. The only downside was the very slow water flow in our shower. Strangely, the campsite’s shared lavatories didn’t have this issue, so we ended up washing our hair there occasionally. The mattress was high quality, but personally a bit too stiff for my liking. One big plus—not mentioned on Maistra website—is that guests staying in MH Comfort have prepaid sunbeds and an umbrella at Punta Eva Beach. I found this out by chance, and it saved us quite a bit of money. Punta Eva itself is a beautiful beach with crystal-clear water and surprisingly fewer people compared to other Polari beaches. Because the campsite is huge, you do have to get used to the constant traffic—cars, cyclists, scooters, and all sorts of transportation. As a parent of small kids, it meant always staying alert. Still, we really enjoyed our stay and will most likely be back next year!