CAMPING LE COL D'IBARDIN

This camping was quite disappointing for us. It was not really a camping but more a bungalow parc with some grass for caravans.I would not recommend this camping for tents, none of the pitches are flat.Good- very friendly staff- good English communication via mail- nice pool, restaurant and small shopBad- pitches not flat- "confort" pitches?? Why are they called confort, there was nothing comfort about.- noisy camping (cars driving fast) without privacy- animation with very loud noise till 23h- old toilet environments- dirty washing area- too expensive (our most expensive camping in France)- BYOTP: bring your own toilet paper (thought that stopped after 1990)Hope this helps selecting a camping place

Great alternative to full-blown camping, the dome tents here come with their own fridge, cooking facilities and a spacious living space.Don't come here planning to get work done, as the mobile signal is mostly useless and the onsite wifi slower than a '90s dial-up modem. But you're not here to work are you? :) Just bear in mind planning day-trips in advance can be a little challenging!Brilliant for the kids with a great selection of pools and children's activities. The restaurant offers a great menu, and the on-site pizzeria has a very broad range of options.If you hate the hassle of regular camping this is for you.

Very nice located in the middle of the woods but expensive. Very bad shower-toilet areas; we didn't had hot water for a shower or the dishes :( And it wasn't very clean. Wifi only available at the restaurant, but very slow. The food in het restaurant was really good though!

Great place, recommended for sightseeing. Inspiring views for artists of all kinds, cheap as things get in the shops, locals are friendly, just a shame there wasn't another star to add on.

Nice campsite in the Basque country, much more relaxed than some of the site's right on the coast and a good base to explore the Basque country from.