Independent Campsite Reviews

No children’s club, despite the publicity. Location invaded by flies resistant to all treatments. No bike track for the children (slope too great - dangerous) swimming pool unsupervised, in summary far from the three stars advertised. A complaint has been deposited with the authorities of the département. To be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS WITH CHILDREN. The waterfall that can be seen on the brochure is not visible from the campsite, it’s 4km by road.

You’re right about the flies, but even so the welcome is warm. One small snag is that the pool is not heated - quite hard when there is no sun. A big plus point is the cleanliness; on this point I cannot fault the site.

Mme Josset is certainly not a real camper; I imagine she prefers the comfort of the villas in St Tropez!

I have been 3 times, and I’m going back. I’ve been camping for 25 years, and it’s the best I’ve ever been to!

The welcome is perfectly warm. I receive a card from the owners every year!

There is every possible activity.

The team is very dynamic.

Every year there are new improvements, and the region is splendid!

Vicious review (Marie Josset, above). If you don’t want flies, don’t take holidays in the country. The campsite is exceptional, and the welcome is warm-hearted. There’s a family atmosphere, and there is something for every taste, to have an enjoyable stay. The waterfall is indeed there, at 100m from the campsite. This waterfall served as backdrop for the film "Fanfan la Tulipe".

Super campsite: really clean; very warm welcome, magnificent walks, just a little tiring getting to the bar, but once you’re there, you don’t leave.

The campsite is super, there’s nothing to say against it. Unlike madame Marie Josset. I am a child.

Very warm welcome, staff that listen, 4-star campsite, not 3 as Marie Josset claims. Who could confuse a campsite with a luxury hotel? I have seen no mutant flies, nor dragons, nor bodies in the pool. I can’t wait to return, to discover the excursions by canoe, the viaduct at Millau, Roquefort, in brief, this magnificent country, and this very good campsite, that I recommend heartily for parents and children.

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It is true that there are some flies, but apart from that, there’s nothing to say against this site. The toilet blocks are clean, the pool is good, the activities equally so, and the staff is pleasant and smiling.

I think that Mme Josset perhaps did not do her research, or perhaps did not read the brochure properly. And it is true that it is easy to bring a complaint in the hope of recovering a little money, especially when a good part of the criticism is without foundation.

Personally, we had a very good stay.

I am completely in agreement with madame Josset regarding this campsite, which in my opinion in no way merits the 4 stars it has acquired. The cleanliness of the toilet blocks leaves a lot to be desired, and equally the facilities for dishwashing (although the lack of consideration on the part of certain campers is not the fault of the owners). I also found several surprising features: no supervision at the pool and bathing area, serious slopes (great for people with pushchairs, or the handicapped), very limited shop, electric point rather distant.

Though I have been camping for 15 years, and not the type to complain, it’s a long time since I’ve seen such a bad campsite. Try going to the Rhône-Alpes or Provence to see what a real 4-star campsite is like.

Super campsite!! In magnificent surroundings. The staff are available and welcoming.

The pool is very large, and the activities brilliant.

The toilet blocks are clean, despite the hill to get to them. But it’s good for the health.

Recommended.

This campsite is super, contrary to what Marie Josset says. And if she is not happy, she has only to stay away, and leave those who want to go there in peace.