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Nestled in the dunes under a canopy of pine trees, this family-friendly municipal campsite feels like a sandy retreat into a bygone seaside era. Its grounds are predominantly sandy and gently sloping, which makes it ideal for tents but less so for motorhomes and large caravans. The uneven terrain means campers should come prepared with sand pegs to secure their setup. The atmosphere leans heavily toward families, with many guests arriving from Germany, the Netherlands, and France, and there are also clusters of youth groups during the season. Evenings can be lively thanks to a weekend disco, which may not appeal to those seeking absolute quiet. Cleanliness in the sanitary blocks fluctuates, depending on how busy the day has been. A short dune path leads straight to the beach, and it's easily navigable by bike for quick trips to the shore. Near the final dune, a handful of small eateries, snack bars, and an ice cream parlor offer casual dining options. There is a modest on-site grocery store for basic supplies, but the baguettes there are disappointingly stale—far better to visit the local artisan baker whose bread stays fresh for days. The reception team consistently goes above and beyond, showing remarkable friendliness and resourcefulness even when the campsite is full. The site retains a charming 1960s feel, with only a few modern chalets tucked away on the eastern edge. Pitches are pleasantly shaded but rather compact, so cozy arrangements are the norm. The surrounding dunes and pine forest create a tranquil natural backdrop despite the occasional music from the disco. For beach lovers, the easy access to the shore is a standout feature, while the welcoming staff make the whole experience feel effortless. It is a place where nostalgic seaside holidays meet simple, unpretentious comfort.
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