We are here now. A fairly large municipal hostel. Reception good. Sanitary facilities reasonable, cleaned once a day. Restaurant mediocre, but the wine was good. Mèze and Sète are doable by e-bike via the old railway line. A loop around Étang d'Thau is also doable. But the signage leaves something to be desired. Onward again the day after tomorrow......!

A nice, small, very well-maintained campsite. The owner is very hospitable. There isn't much to do in the village. There is a pizzeria and another restaurant. Narbonne is easily accessible by bicycle.

It is a former "municipal campsite". The pitches are partly paved and partly grassed. The toilet block is basic but clean. The village is within walking distance.

A small campsite right on the sea. Trying to make a reservation is a nightmare; phone calls and emails are rarely answered. The sanitary facilities are clean but some are outdated. The pitches are very small. The restaurant is reasonable.

Great place. Nothing wrong with it.

It's a parking lot near an event hall and a park. There's water and a place to dump your wastewater. The toilet tank is closed. You have to empty the toilet container into large plastic barrels, which isn't very appetizing. There's electricity, and someone from the municipality came to repair it. You can take a bike ride through the Ebro Delta. Restaurants are within walking distance, as is the town. And it's all free.

Excellent campsite. A friendly welcome and everything was clearly explained. All amenities: gas, water, electricity, toilets, and showers. The town of L'Estartit is within walking distance. Many restaurants and cafes are closed at this time of year. Book online and pay upon arrival. One of the best campsites so far.

A large campsite, but outdated and poorly maintained. Friendly staff. One section has reasonable restroom facilities. The laundry facilities are in an open area, which prevents privacy. Another section is dirty and poorly maintained and is also closed, but this isn't clearly indicated.

A campsite that's all about the income. An outdated restroom building that's so small you can't even turn around. Maintenance on the grounds is minimal. Very dusty, but that's partly due to the drought. It's peak season, but there are more empty spots than occupied ones. A sign of the times? It's close to Avignon, so you can visit the city.