I'm giving *** because I think €30 in October is a lot of money for a campsite without toilet paper or soap. The sanitary facilities weren't very clean. There were also no sandwiches or snacks, but I understand that in October. The pool isn't heated, but it was open, so I went for a swim anyway. Orange is a beautiful town with a Roman theater and nice restaurants. 7 minutes by bike.

A very nice campsite, great swimming, good sanitary facilities, an okay restaurant, a pretty village, but otherwise, you're quite far from everything. You can cycle to Sarlat (lots of climbing) in 45 minutes. There's a river with a beach where dogs can splash around. There's also a restaurant on the beach during peak season, which is very nice. It can get muddy after rain, though.

city CP no facilities only electricity, in the middle of the town, doable for 1 night but then leave quickly.

We usually avoid these seaside campsites in Spain because of the lack of privacy, but friends of ours had a private spot right by the entrance, and it was manageable. The campsite is large, the pool is lovely, but I think it's not large enough in high season. We didn't use the restaurant. The showers and toilets were adequate.

Neat, partially covered camper site. We were lucky, as we were sheltered during the downpour that lasted 1.5 days. Alejandro is a funny man who does all sorts of things to ensure you have a good time. Nice restrooms and showers. He's also working on the bar and pool.

Great campsite, you can choose your own spot, nearby village with a beautiful basilica. The campsite owners even make their own fries in the evenings! Beautiful spots. Clean toilets, toilet seats, and soap, but no toilet paper—that's the only downside.

A beautiful place and restrooms with soap, toilet paper, and dry paper. A lovely little pool. "Our little spot" with lots of games, drinks, ice cream, and the occasional paella day with fries. It's so cozy. David picks up bread in the morning and brings it to the place. I miss it now that we're on our way back to France...😢

Not a good campsite. The restaurant was supposed to be open until 10 PM but closed at 6:45 PM. Reception didn't even know this. Dog walking isn't allowed; according to the campsite, we have to be along the bike path. The pitches are large, but there's no vegetation, so it's like a WWII camp.