Amenities
Swimming poolBeach accessShopKids friendlyRestaurantDogs / pets friendly
Parameters
StaffMobile signalQuietnessValue for moneyWaste disposal
This campsite has seen dramatic shifts in quality over recent years, ranging from a well-maintained and peaceful retreat to a neglected site with serious issues. In its prime, the location earns praise for being central, with easy access to a nice beach via a short walk across scrubland or through a special rear exit. The coastal strip offers a long, beautiful promenade ideal for cycling, though the opposite side is dominated by extensive plastic greenhouses. During its best years, the campsite is strikingly peaceful despite being busy, with sunny, spacious pitches, some shaded by trees or canvas coverings. Sanitary facilities are consistently clean, with plentiful showers and toilets, though recent reviews note they could use an update. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly, helpful, and sometimes speaking French. On-site amenities include a small shop stocking basic necessities and fresh bread daily, plus a bar-restaurant with a large menu that offers good value. However, recent reports describe serious neglect: the premises are cluttered with stored caravans, permanent pitches fenced with plastic screens, and the beach path littered with rubbish and dog waste. Overflowing waste bins, an unpleasant stale odor around toilets, flies, mosquitoes, and aggressive stray cats add to discomfort. The restaurant now offers overpriced food, and guests report a high nightly rate that drives many to cut their stay short. Notably, many dogs on site and feral cats with fleas have been flagged, requiring pet treatment. Overall, the site once combined convenience with seaside recreation but has recently suffered from poor maintenance.
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