Glamping Jare - 2 persons

The staff is very friendly, and there's a great atmosphere with the campground's neighbors.

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We stayed for two nights, and as soon as we arrived, we saw that the pool was public. On top of that, they make you wear a swim cap, and it’s not peaceful at all—people playing in the water with balls and running over the towels. To our surprise, we went to the bar-restaurant to grab a snack, and they told us they’d had a breakdown and didn’t know when they’d fix it. We went to the front desk to see if we could cancel the reservation, and they told us it was too late—so we were forced to stay. There’s a little corner shop that has nothing but a small fridge; they don’t even have ice, but they do sell swim caps—what a rip-off. When night falls, it’s pitch black—there’s no lighting. The inside of the tent isn’t bad, but it’s just four planks with a tarp over them; it doesn’t feel safe at all to be inside. And on top of that, it’s way too expensive for what they offer. A swarm of mosquitoes will eat you alive at night. Anyway, disappointing—we won’t be back. Let’s see if they stop selling it as something it’s not.

A nice campground with everything you need. Set in a forest, very peaceful.

We have been the weekend, camping very well located in a spectacular setting, the pity is the people who do not know how to educate their children, and spend the weekend screaming morning afternoon and evening, as if the campsite was theirs, disturbing the rest of the people. Then we are surprised that there are places where they do not let children enter ... We will return to enjoy the tranquility and the environment, without mini troglodytes.

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