reviews

Super campsite, the sanitary facilities have been refurbished. The pool is heavenly and the bar very nice. We did everything by bike (beach, markets, small villages). The only downside is that the pizzas aren't exactly top-notch...and there's no shade on all the pitches...

Nothing to say very neat place, exactly as described and a calm top. I recommend it for a change of scenery and a breather from our busy lives. A faultless

A campground in the heart of a natural landscape.

A real insider tip. ❤️ The site is very clean and well-kept. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful. ❤️ The location is brilliant, right on the fjord with a great view and wonderfully quiet. The site also has a great pool, coffee shop/restaurant with delicious food and you can hire canoes, SUPs and everything you need for fishing. You can order fresh bread rolls in advance at the store. We only wanted to stay two nights at first, but then decided to stay an extra night because we liked it so much. ❤️ We will definitely be back ❤️

The WeCamp Santa Cristina is a lovely campsite nestled in the woods. The reception team were really helpful and friendly and spoke excellent English, Spanish and French. The toilet and shower facilities were clean, well presented and above standard for camping sites. The pool was an added bonus. It was clean and refreshing for those hot days. The onsite bar was welcoming and they even grabbed some water for the dog without asking. We didn’t get chance to try any of the food but it did look nice. In terms of cons, the dog walk was difficult to find and nestled between some of the apartments. The site is a haven for flys and mosquitoes so make sure to pack some lotion. The campsite pitches are a good size but some larger units may struggle especially if you have a low back end.

A huge disappointment for this experience in Mimizan. We've been going to Huttopia for years, and this is a cold shower... We'll give them the benefit of the doubt, as this campsite has just been bought out. The site could be really nice, the location, at the foot of the lake, the pool... The pool is super pleasant and especially well designed for children. The bar-restaurant with its terrace is great. But there are still 2 big black spots for us. The biggest is the campsites. Visually, we're on a festival campsite. No separation, one on top of the other, little shade, small pitches for many... We're far from the huttopia spirit of nature, calm and rejuvenation. What's missing are plant hedges, vegetation to break the view, trees for shade and hammocks... Then let's talk about the sanitary facilities, most of which have been redone, but the campsite is so densely populated that there aren't enough cleaners. If there really are 3 times a day, that's not enough. This black sand added around the sanitary facilities probably has something to do with it... We just don't get it... And the block at the back of the campsite??? It's been partly rebuilt, except for the toilets... some of the doors don't close anymore, the toilets are dirty, old-fashioned, often without paper... In short, our stay was a mixed bag, with positives and negatives. But one thing's for sure: we'll probably never go back to this Huttopia unless the soul of the brand on this site is born one day. The potential is there, but there's still a long way to go. We don't mind that Huttopia is undergoing conversion on this site, we hear it, we understand... But the pricing policy should also apply a conversion mode. Because as things stand, the price doesn't match the service.

I've had a great time here. The help came quickly if we needed anything and we were treated nicely.

The campground is in a great location, close to the center of Gruissan. The staff is very friendly. There are water play areas and a fun bouncy castle. However, the site is in full sun with not a shred of shade, and it’s poorly maintained (the slope makes it uncomfortable to sleep in a tent with two kids!) The same goes for the dilapidated and dirty restrooms; I was disgusted to shower there... luckily it was only for 3 nights!

Large campground, neatly cared for. Air force base nearby..... lots of air traffic

The pitches are quite large but there is no separation (small hedge) between them. The toilets are very basic, I didn't see any cleaning, which means they're not very regular, and toilet paper is often missing. The locks don't work properly (children have been trapped in the toilets several times). Despite our complaints, no changes have been made. The promised children's activities sound great, but in reality they're not so great... the activity leaders (only students) aren't very... "animated" and there aren't enough of them to supervise children properly (2 for more than 20 children aged between 5 and 15). The self-service activities (mini trapper's box, petanque balls, snowshoes, etc.) are not sufficient at the height of the season, given the number of children, and are not sufficiently supervised: parts are missing, not returned... The proximity of the lake and the hiking and biking trails is very pleasant. No grocery store, except in the morning. Swimming pool and TB playground. In short, I think this campsite lacks the staff to make it a good one.

A small, old-fashioned campsite where caravans and tents are in the majority, which is becoming increasingly rare. It's increasingly difficult to find pitches on flexible dates, and this is one of the few campsites that was willing to rent a pitch from Friday to Sunday in the middle of August. The swimming pool is rather small. The pitches are atypically hilly, but close to the sanitary facilities, which are cleaned regularly. Calm and relaxing atmosphere. Top-notch staff, attentive to customer needs! On the other hand, what a surprise to be woken up in the middle of the night by wild boar feeding in the campsite, right next to the tents! A bit stressful, but an anecdote that will always make us laugh.