Unbeatable value for money. The site is huge, the pitches are spacious enough, and the restrooms are modern and clean. What more could you want? We didn't use the pool, the restaurant is closed, and the bakery is baking. Only the mosquitoes are annoying.

The site is huge, very open, and with large plots. We parked on the forest side, on the road because of ACSI, but only paid €28. The restrooms are clean, new, and modern. The check-in process alone is rather complicated.

The site has everything you need. The restrooms are clean, but the toilets don't have toilet seats or paper. The bar prices are the same as in town, just without service. The pizza doesn't even come with cutlery. The overall price is too high, but the site is packed every night. The bus to Marseille and the town stops right outside. The place is nice.

I fear this is the future of mass camping: Takeover by a chain, the site is now called CityKamp. The restrooms are new and clean, the water runs for 10 seconds. A large and a small restroom area are located somewhere in the middle of nowhere, all the paths are long and steep. The area around the bar is nice, but the prices are like a hotel bar. Many RV sites have been newly built, but hardly any are flat. It's all about money. Lots of friendly staff.

This is a pleasant site. The pitches are large and shady, the restrooms are clean, and the showers have sliding doors so the vestibule stays dry. There's no toilet paper provided. The price, at around €15, is unbeatable. The train connections to Carpentras or Avignon can sometimes be a bit erratic. The train station is about 1 km away.

We received a friendly welcome and were able to choose our spot. The pitches are spacious and mostly shady. The toilets are clean, but there are no toilet paper or glasses. The small, old, and pretty village is easily accessible on foot.