Thierry, the facilitator, is very professional, a unifying presence, a good listener, and has solutions for every problem. He’s a valuable asset to keep around.

We were greeted by the manager, Anaïs, who is not at all business-minded; she took it upon herself to block the path to the restrooms, claiming that her privacy was being invaded since she is not a naturist.

A very pleasant setting for naturism. A campground with a lot of potential, but also a lot of work to be done!

The condition of the pool, the activity room, and the restrooms near the pool.

The tranquility and the truly magnificent setting

The “clothing-up” of the campground In the evening, you start to wonder if you’re at a naturist campground or not Of course, none of the staff say anything and think this is normal In any case, when the campground is run by people who aren’t naturists, it’s bound to be a problem… It makes you wonder whether the site will remain naturist or not. Furthermore, the price of accommodations, even during peak season, is exorbitant. Given the services offered, it’s outrageous. The reception desk, which opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at noon during peak season, is hard to understand considering the price paid.

The vacationers were very supportive and friendly, and especially the activity leader—without whom the week would have been a failure. First problem: the reception staff wasn’t very friendly or welcoming. Second: the restrooms (the middle one had no hot water; the one at the back had no hot water in the evenings for four days before the problem was fixed; the upper restroom had no water on Sunday, and no one was available to fix it that day—so, in terms of restroom facilities, it was a total fiasco). Third, no accessibility for people with disabilities. Fourth, the pool needs a major overhaul and accessibility for people with disabilities. The pool is vacuumed in the evening—and you have to do it yourselves.

Too many things need to be addressed quickly, because customers won't come back—and we're the first to go. See above!!! And the snack bar is paying the price.

The pool, the restaurant, the vacation rental

Greater professionalism from the reception staff; rules regarding guests' behavior (sexual jewelry, rings, etc.) and also regarding compliance with vehicle parking regulations for the accommodations

The location, the setting, the atmosphere, the crowd, nature, and the tranquility The friendly atmosphere and the activities organized by Thierry, who knows how to spread his good cheer

The somewhat cold reception; the lack of information regarding the urgent repairs to the restrooms at the start of the season, which had been out of service for several weeks… the overall condition of the aging infrastructure.

The setting, the tranquility

Maintenance of the premises, Cleanliness, Variety of activities, The snack bar

I appreciated the indoor air conditioning, but unfortunately, the outdoor unit caused the patio to overheat since it was installed in an open area. I would have appreciated a kettle and a microwave cover. The ground around the pool was in terrible condition—it was crumbling and stuck to your feet all the way into the water. As for safety, there’s really something to be said here! How could the certification have been approved??? On the positive side, the camaraderie among the retirees was truly appreciated.

The campground is showing its age and lacks maintenance; clear rules regarding proper conduct wouldn’t be a luxury, especially given the proliferation of “sexual jewelry” 😵‍💫 Do you want to compete with Cap d’Agde?

The Setting

More infrastructure, more activities, and a cleaner environment There will be so much to do because it’s such a beautiful resort Most campers are retirees

The location, the bungalow

The Grocery Store

Peaceful setting with shaded campsites

Shower Quality

The spot, swimming pool

Caravans and RVs that are much too large along the Upper Lake

Hiking, the Environment

Welcoming guests, taking the time to explain to them how the site works...

Peace and quiet, a very "natural" campground

Peace and quiet doesn't mean isolation or no cell service (you can't completely cut yourself off from the outside world). And then... the days when you could swim in the pond—now it looks very wild, even neglected!!

entertainment dinner service peace and quiet

beach umbrellas at the pool

The restaurant is run by a wonderful family who have put their heart and soul into the decor and the dishes they serve.