Good quality park, lots to do for kids, expensive!

10 September 2024 at 06:21:28
We stayed at this park 01-09-24 - 08-09-24 and we really enjoyed it!
This is the first eurocamp that we have done with our 2 and 3 year old kids we travelled to Béziers airport and then got an Uber to the camp. (Taxis around here are extremely expensive. We didn’t rent a car to save on money but... the taxi from the airport to the camp was 18km and 56 euro!)
Finding the park was no problem. The address on the confirmation details was correct for the driver. Checking in we found extremely slow, you have to go to one reception to check in and another to get your keys which just doesn’t make sense and really drags it out. However the staff were all very helpful, very polite and spoke english.
Finding the caravan was no problem. The accommodation was quite small, but spotless, well equipped, hot showers and a really nice patio area.
With regards to the site, we loved it. The pools were brilliant with lots of things for the kids to play on, the lagoon our kids loved, and the pools were all quite warm. They are strict on swimwear as previous reviews said, they won’t allow you to wear swim shorts which is no issue, I think this is common place across France. The campsite is well located, ten minutes walk to the beach and with a bus stop near by that you can get the bus to beziers for 1 euro an adult.
We found that food on site was challenging. There is 1 restaurant which we ate in once, the food was really nice, but two adults and two kids meals with 1 wine and 2 beers was 95 euro. So quite expensive and not somewhere we could eat every night. The takeaway on site was only half open and was serving pizzas and burgers, they were nice but they got very repetitive.
We didn’t have a car, so we were stuck with using the onsite supermarket. Be aware that this is extremely expensive. They have a butchers in there (good quality food) but for 6 flavoured chicken skewers we paid 26 euro! They have a good selection of wine and beer though, local wine and sangria at 2.60 euro or similar.
The bakery was also very nice with fresh croissants every morning for less than 1 euro.
Because we travelled at the end of the season we did find the park was closing down. On our last night, there was no entertainment at all and the bar was shut, there was a bar there that didn’t open all week, and one of the takeaways never opened.
On the whole, we did enjoy our stay and would recommend this site, however we would say if you can rent a car you can definetly save a lot of money by going to a local supermarket and eating in more!
Highlights -
- lots for the kids to do
- Spotless accommodation
- Well located
- Friendly staff
Downsides -
- extremely expensive supermarket
- Expensive restaurant
- Things start to close down at the end of the season
- Takeaways are a bit monotonous
- Very slow checking in
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