Nice spacious campsite with lots of greenery and a large, modern sanitary building. A bit inconvenient with topping up a card for hot water. This is only possible at the reception when it is open. They also rent out nice new mountain bikes and you can hit the trails straight away. The comfort pitches are on the edge of the forest. The normal places are a little closer together.

Excellent swimming pool for children. Especially the "sliding hill" was good. Sanitary facilities were good, bread service only available when the restaurant is open, but that was also possible in the evening. The spots were a bit tight. Not much to do in the area, but the ferry across the Rhone was handy and the ride to the beach past the salt flats and flamingos was the highlight.

It was high season without a reservation so it was already a miracle that there was still room for 1 night. Very dry and dusty in the corner. Maneuvering was a challenge in a fairly small spot. The primary sanitary building was very far away but in order. Power was cut off and had to be activated by the administrator. Furthermore, a beautiful coast and a nice walk. Without transport there is not much to do in the area.

The manager hardly speaks English, but is very friendly and flexible. We were allowed to choose a place ourselves and received a handwritten receipt of €20 for one night.

Massive campsite that is very spacious and quiet on the pitches themselves. Fine sanitary buildings and nice swimming pools with slides. Pick up pizza in the restaurant from 18:30. Garbage and toilet discharge is at the entrance of the campsite and therefore very far away. Wifi was mediocre but included. €90 per night (for 2 nights) in high season is again very expensive.

In itself normally more than 2 stars, but we paid € 92 in high season. Apparently that's not an exaggeration in this area, but we needed something close by. The pool was decent. The river was nice for the fish with the landing net. But otherwise not very special for the hefty amount.

Great place to stand. You are standing at the harbor (officially still in France against the wall of Monaco). There are no camper pitches or campsites in the area, but there is a lot of space. Here you can easily park 40 campers. It is affordable (€32 for more than 24 hours) and you can walk right through Monaco. There are bins at the end, but no water, electricity or other facilities. There is a beautiful public toilet block in the park.

Very clean sanitary facilities, nice showers in modern design. Swimming pool available, cafe available. Beautiful green area near a river. We were here for 1 night in transit, which was fine.

Very complete campsite with a luxurious heated swimming pool with a slide. We did not use the bistro, very friendly owners in beautiful surroundings.

Great location right on the sea. Large playground and swimming pool. The sanitary building is unfortunately a bit far if you are on the other side of the campsite: it would have been nice if there would have been a small sanitary building, if only for your dishes.

Coincidentally, we were at the same time as the reviewer below and I was also confronted with the stripping fat men. Apparently the campsite has many regular French customers and they take it quite a bit. I also found it quite embarrassing and left too. In addition, I am very pleased with the sanitary facilities, the swimming pool with slides, the playground and the beautiful beach. Wifi at the reception is slow. 4G was absent everywhere.

Clean, tidy campsite with swimming pool. Nice reception at reception. Expensive pitches due to the location near Mont St. Michel. Not much privacy on the pitches.

Well-maintained campsite with swimming pool, ok as a transit campsite, nothing special.

Nice campsite with new sanitary facilities and friendly owners. Many activities for the children and near a beautiful nature reserve.

The campsite has a beautiful, green part and a less beautiful part (at the reception), where there is less shade. We first stood next to the reception, terrible: a lot of noise in the evening, bare pitch and no privacy at all. Later we moved to the other side of the campsite and it was great under the trees. Direct access to the beach. Excellent sanitary.

Beautiful campsite in the woods, near the sea, the campsite has everything to offer (from swimming pool to all kinds of activities). Highway audible, but not disturbing. Friendly staff.

Uncomfortable campsite: busy area located under the trees, the rest of the campsite is a bare slope by the sea. The bay, located a little further, is very beautiful.

Roomy, beautiful pitches in the woods, big camp site with lots of entertainment and pool. Close to ocean. Friendly staff. Really liked this camp site!

Most reviews are based on old information it seems. Due to Covid-19 the prettier La Lande campsite is only available for those staying for 2 weeks. The municipal RV parking has been designated for those staying shorter. The area is huge, next to the beach, spaces around the football field. Has electricity and water. Sanitation is closed, but a place for doing dishes and toilet cleaning is availabl

Friendly host, roomy camp sites with large open area. Small sanitation facilities.

Good price/quality with last minute near sea-front spot. Good enough spacing. No water at the camper space. The supermarket next door is useful, but the restaurant was too busy at 17:30 to make a take away pizza, despite there were only a few customers. The area itself is quite touristic and the beach quite narrow, so we were done after a single night.

Modern campsite with plenty of space and plenty of squirrels and rabbits. The park is beautiful and the climbing forest next door was very cool for kids and adults. Unfortunately all sanitary services were closed due to covid-19.

Most people in the main season use this campsite to stay for one night only. Facilities are fine, shower is great. Small playground for the kids. Very green and well maintained. There is nothing nearby. We were unlucky as the office and bread service was not open in the morning at 9:00 for unknown reasons.

After 2 nights we decided to stay for a week in the summer season. The proximity to the beach, pool and playground were worth the price to us. When you are staying closest to the beach the service buildings are rather far. That's both positive (quiet) and negative (dishes and showers). Can recommend the burger at the restaurant.

The food truck was the highlight. The sanitation and site was rather dated. The site borders the town and the yards of nearby houses. Beach access and boulevard was easy and nearby, but the town has lost its shine.

The setting and campsite are nice enough but rather dated. Tokens needed for the showers. Limited water taps and no place to clean older chemical toilets.

This is clearly a large camping site. Accepting only cash is very dubious. The reception is helpful and international. The pools and slides are good and well maintained. The sanitation area is clean and modern. A large supermarket next door, but anything else is in town, which is quite a cycle uphill on your way home.

Quite hilly area and so are the spaces. Bring your camper levelling tools. If you arrive on time there are some nice single spaces with surrounding hedges and trees. We stayed for 2 nights. Many kids and nationalities. The pool is small but clean and modern. There is not much nearby except a hotel and restaurant. The camping restaurant has a basic menu. The reception is relatively inefficient.

We stayed here for 1 night on our way south/west. Power was out in the entire town until 20:00, so the restaurant was closed. There is not much nearby. Limited English speaking but helpful reception. Sanitation was sufficient and clean.