Camping La Plage - Gard Comentarios

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J F.agosto 2026
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About the campground: The nightmare begins right at the entrance and exit—it’s extremely confusing, and you have to turn onto a busy road. This road is also noisy both day and night. The campsite itself is nice, but that’s about it. Cold, outdated showers and sinks.Next to the restaurant, the scene resembles a junkyard—which is very inviting for a restaurant visit. There’s dog hair everywhere in and around the restaurant, and three dogs are constantly hanging around there. Upon arrival, we were told that the pizza is fresh and not frozen.In the evening, we wanted to eat pizza, but we were told that the delivery person was having trouble with his car, so not every pizza was available. Thank goodness we left without eating. The owner, who also runs the campground, serves customers in shower slippers and clothing that isn’t exactly clean.At night, when you walk to the restrooms, some sections of the campground’s walkways aren’t lit. Unfortunately, we had to pay for the entire campsite in advance while still on the road—now we know why: the average camper usually leaves here after four days at most.We wanted to do the same, but then we would have only received a voucher for the campground. We can only advise everyone to find or head to a better spot in the area—there are plenty of options. As for the owner himself, all we can say is that being self-employed in Germany means: working constantly, not chilling constantly. Dog feces on the benches across from the restaurant. Poor hygiene in the toddler bathtub and changing table. When it’s windy or raining, branches fall down, posing a danger to people and property. Tree maintenance is nonexistent. We left the campground a day early
Please do not drive into this area
About the campground: The nightmare begins as you enter or exit the campground—it’s extremely confusing, and you have to turn onto a busy road. This road is noisy both during the day and at night. The campsite itself is nice, but that’s about it. The showers are cold and outdated, and the sinks are filthy.Next... to the restaurant, the scene looks like a junkyard—which is very inviting for a restaurant visit. There’s dog hair everywhere in and around the restaurant, and three dogs are constantly hanging around there. When we arrived, we were told that the pizza was fresh and not frozen.In the evening, we wanted to eat pizza, but we were told that the delivery person was having trouble with his car, so not every pizza was available. Thank goodness we left without eating. The owner, who also runs the campground, serves customers in shower slippers and not exactly clean clothes.At night, when you walk to the restrooms, some sections of the campground’s walkways aren’t lit. Unfortunately, we had to pay for the entire campsite in advance while we were still on the road—now we know why: most campers usually leave here after four days at the latest.We wanted to do the same, but then we would have only received a voucher for the campground. We can only advise everyone to look for or drive to a better option in the area—there are plenty of places. As for the owner himself, all we can say is that being self-employed in Germany means: working constantly, not chilling constantly. Dog feces on the benches across from the restaurant.
Poor hygiene in the toddler bathtub and changing table. When it’s windy or raining, branches fall, posing a danger to people and property. Tree maintenance is nonexistent.
We left the campground a day early
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