The place itself is beautiful, with a view of the water and the old bridge. At night, the sound of croaking frogs. The public toilet building looked a bit shabby from the outside; I didn't go inside, but I regularly saw people arriving just to use the toilet. Otherwise, I didn't see the town. I did walk along the water, but it wasn't really attractive. A fine place to spend the night and then move on.

Large places, some sunnier than others. Uncomplicated reception. No hassle with passports. The lady at the reception only speaks French. You are assigned a place by a young man on a bicycle. Sanitary simple but sufficient. You can hear the highway, depending on which side of the campsite you are on. So you can ask! Evening sun = slightly more noise. Lots of Dutch people, quiet audience.

Campsite only 3 years old with spacious pitches, as well as other accommodations. Ecological, not very large swimming pool, so without chemicals, with a beautiful terrace and waterfall. 5 minutes walk to village Bize (bakery, small supermarket, bar, restaurant). Nice Dutch-speaking reception Possible to order bread for next morning.

3 stars for the campsite itself. sanitary facilities old and the toilets often dirty. (but that often also depends on the users). Spacious pitches with well-maintained hedges, with some shade. Many older guests but therefore quiet. In the evening some music from the adjacent campsite. The mini golf was very old and stank. Swimming pool is very nice, new! 4th star is for location on the beach. Delicious! Cons: topping up with water for a fee. Price 32.80 without acsi.

Nice but basic camping hippie style, in an old olive grove: there are about 10 pitches for campers, not all with a lot of shade. Because they have a skeptic tank you can't discharge chemical toilet or your gray water. You can fill with water. The restaurant is airy, large and hip. Lots of shade on the terrace and in some places fine water mist that makes the heat bearable. The swimming pool will not be open until July 1. Beautiful view of the mallos.