Campers were standing close together and we were snapped at by a caravan driver because he could not park his car next to his caravan. A bit like a refugee camp but the guests were chatting happily. Sanitary facilities and sani column in order. Restaurant not visited. Cheap but we will not go back here.

Warm welcome by cheerful German speaking owner and her serious German husband, who explained the rules. Nice friendly camping. Sanitary facilities in order, No serious facilities for water intake/discharge/toilet cassette. Around the corner 3 eateries, Pizza,/Fries/Vietnamese. The last one did not look good but the cook with her oriental smile put a great meal for us on the rickety table. We would come back for her.

Great, large field with trees, free places. We paid at the counter in the swimming pool €11.20/night for 2 pers. + camper + electricity. Entrance to the swimming pool €2.50. Clean sanitary facilities with hot showers and a sani column further on. In the village everything was closed Still an absolute recommendation!

Give this a wide berth. Everything rickety, electricity primitive, empty cassette in toilet, no grey water discharge. Water intake not done. Owner was busy with chainsaw last year, this year we were standing in the smoke of his waste incineration. He did come in the evening with a big grey to collect his €15. Stupid that we were here for the 2nd time. Pizzas across the street were ok. There are probably better places to be found in Oloron-Sainte Marie.

Special, space for 5 campers with sani column next to sports hall. Loud footballers on car park until after midnight. Loud tractor in/out storage opposite the campers. Cariñena is a small wine region with delicious fruity red wine. The village is not that interesting. A common place between the French border and the Costa Blanca.

Price/Quality fine. We paid €10 / 6 nights. Great pleasant and helpful managers. It can be very busy and then you are cramped next to each other. But during the week that is not so bad. Great and quiet beach.. Typical Spanish affair, very few foreign tourists. Gandia, Grau de Gandia and Oliva are recommended by bike as well as by train Valencia of course. Except Consum + Restaurant Bravo, carrer Oliva Daimus is not interesting

Good campsite, excellent sanitary facilities, many permanent pitches with gardens, fences and sheds. We were here in mid-June at 37' but the swimming pool was still closed, as was the restaurant. We paid €17 for camper/2 pers./electricity. We were lifted in Argentinian restaurant A Fuego Lento. We got unordered waters, my wife got an unordered piece of meat that barely fit on the table, my sweetbreads were murdered again per BBQ and we paid a lot.

Great free place with good sani column. Village is quite bleak but after previous reviews we did find Bar Restaurant Casino La Unió, Carrer Catalunya 15. Recommended for the Spanish atmosphere and good food. Next morning we continue.

Nice well-maintained campsite with friendly service. Expensive though, we paid €27/night for camper + 2 people incl. The campsite used to be owned by Dutch people, so there were a lot of Dutch people who had been coming there for decades and who all knew each other well. Lovely elderly people, but after 2 days we started to itch. Lovely swimming pool. Deserted area, no shops. There was no serious sanitation unit, that was all arranged somewhat provisionally.

Rather dull campsite not to stay too long. Little privacy. All facilities are present and in order. Initially we had problems with the electricity because our contrast plug did not have an earth pin. Cycling along the canal will cost you your bike but Narbonne is easy and quick to reach by bike by road. Narbonne is a very pleasant city with history. Large Carrefour at the beginning of the city. We paid €23.35 for 2 people with camper.

Nice campsite with all amenities. We paid €17,- for camper and 2 people incl. electricity. 14 min. walk to cozy Meyrieus. There are 2 small supermarkets. Travel from Alès was exciting with our 6.40m bus camper. (minor damage from a too narrow stone bridge). Bread service available from the very nice campsite owner. Was very quiet when we arrived but filled up nicely with Ascension Day. But still fine to do.