CAMPING LA CIVELLE

Sorry to say didn’t get a happy welcome has was told to move the van out of the way while booking in.Also on website was told it was booked up as the first time it didn’t register . But still managed to get a booking . Once here found many empty spaces and people was booking in the office . Only one block of toilets open and laundry was quite away from us . No shop no restaurant no pool was open . Also no toilet roll in gents toilet ..

Very noisy bar area playing terrible music at full volume across the site till 11.45pm.everyone else was quiet from 10pm .The bar manager doesn't follow the campsite rules

Still a great location ( obviously, it hasn't moved) but the recent developments have not all been for the best. The restaurant area was not open mid-March, I'm sure the old Beer&Frites shack was but the biggest issue is the swimming pool arrangement. It seems the pool is run by the local swimming club, they are there from dawn to dusk which in itself would not be a problem but for the fact that the attached wash block is the only one open on site. The toilets are used for changing so often not available and the floor is awash by mid-afternoon post showers. There really needs to be at least one of the camping wash blocks open.

Camping here now. Pine woods with sheltered sites of sand and stone. Electric points at each site. Clean bathrooms with lots of showers and hairdryer. Places to wash dishes with hot water and places to empty your black water. Quiet at this time of year but a big site which has cafes, swimming pool and easy pedestrian access to the beach. Nice places to walk your dog as long as you watch out for cyclists. I imagine it's very busy in the height of summer. Open all year. Friendly, welcoming staff. Currently €18 a night.

We stayed on a Motor Home pitch which was part of the forest. Delightful pitches,great bike lanes to the beaches and towns. We extended our stay to 5 days as we really did enjoy being there.