Definitely would return!

14 August 2026 at 03:51:34
We have just come back from a week at Ty Nadan Campsite and had a lovely time!
I never usually write reviews, but I don’t feel like there is a huge amount of information about this place online, so I thought I’d share some thoughts and helpful suggestions.
We stayed in pitch Q168 for a week, which... is a Premium Lodge. It was well equipped and had plenty of storage. It doesn’t have an oven, though, so bear that in mind if you plan to cook a lot.
It has a decent-sized fridge, small freezer, hob, microwave, toaster, hob kettle and a full-sized dishwasher!
You get a welcome pack with a small amount of washing-up liquid, a dishwasher tablet and a cloth, but you’ll need to take more with you.
A couple of things I’d recommend taking:
* A sharp knife
* Extra cloths and tea towels
The beds (we had a 3-bed lodge) were comfortable compared to other caravans/lodges we have stayed in. I would recommend taking your own pillows with you, as you only get one each and they are quite thin.
The water pressure in the showers was decent, and the bathrooms also had decent storage and shelves.
We had an incident where a piece of our decking snapped and created a dangerous hole. I reported it and, within the hour, it had been completely repaired.
The site
The site itself is relatively quiet. Kids are around on their scooters and bikes, which is lovely. Something to note, though, is that cars are always moving around the site, so be cautious if you’re going to allow your children to explore alone.
The main area of the site has a nice, buzzing atmosphere, especially in the evening. Although you couldn’t hear the noise back at your lodge, if you wanted a bit of atmosphere in the evening, you’ll definitely get it.
They had different entertainment each night, from a foam party and karaoke to bingo and a show with dance and music.
They also had entertainment throughout the day in different areas, either around the pool, on the football pitch, etc.
There is a trampoline area right by the restaurant and bar, which the kids can go off and use while you eat, as well as a small games room with toy and sweet machines.
Bar & restaurant
The bar sold cocktails, beers, wine, ice cream, light snacks, etc.
The restaurant food was nice, well priced and decent portions. I recommend booking your table once you get there (we were a group of 9, though), but be aware that it is closed on Tuesdays!
There is also a snack bar which sells pizzas, hot dogs, poke bowls and a few other things, which was also good.
The shop
The shop is pretty reasonable. It sells wine, beer (some of which is kept cold) and spirits, as well as some fresh fruit and veg, fresh bread and croissants every day, lots of basic essentials, soft drinks, sweets and crisps, etc.
It also sells sun cream, toys, games, basic swimwear and more.
You may be able to survive the week using this shop, but we went to a local big supermarket about 20 minutes away. It was massive and right next to a fuel station, so it was really convenient for doing a big shop.
There is also a little market that comes on Wednesday and Friday evenings, with hair braiding, a caricature artist, jewellery, etc.
Yes! I’d put it just after the shop section, as it fits nicely with the practical information. I’d word it like this:
Laundry
There are two laundrette facilities on site (that I found). The washing machines were reasonably quick, and detergent was included in the price, so you don’t need to take your own.
There were also tumble dryers available if you wanted to use them, although we had a good-sized clothes airer in our accommodation, which was more than enough for us.
The swimming pool
The pool area is all in one section. Once you arrive, you have to leave your shoes completely outside the gate to the swimming area.
There are a few different pools and outdoor slides, as well as an indoor pool with a hot tub and an indoor slide.
There are also showers, toilets, changing rooms, lockers, etc.
The sun loungers and chairs are dotted around. There aren’t LOADS of them, but we always managed to get some, no matter what time we went down.
You cannot eat around the pool area, and if you’re expecting to sit drinking cocktails by the pool all day, it’s not quite as easy! You have to completely leave the pool area to go to the bar and get a drink.
It wasn’t something that people really seemed to do. When I asked if I could take a drink by the pool, they weren’t sure, but we took water bottles etc. with us and it was never a problem. I also asked for a beer in a plastic cup by the pool and no one said anything!
Activities
They also have various activities you can do. We did pony rides and kayaking.
These are only available on certain days and at certain times, so if there’s something you’re desperate to do, I’d recommend looking into it when you arrive so you aren’t disappointed.
I think these activities were very reasonably priced, especially if you’ve been to a Centre Parcs!
The river was very low due to the drought, but the kids can paddle around in it and it was a lovely setting at the bottom of the campsite.
Check-in & check-out
Lastly, we arrived after 7pm, when reception closes, and our check-in packs were left outside reception for us. They called us to explain this before they closed, which was really helpful.
Check-out was easy! We did, however, choose to pay for the check-out cleaning.
If you don’t pay for cleaning, you have to do additional cleaning yourself, including the showers, drains, toilets, sweeping and mopping the floors, etc.
I think I have the rules as a photo, so I’ll include them as a photo.
Overall
This was our first experience of a Eurocamp — and anything like this, really — and we had a lovely time at Ty Nadan!
It’s a bit tired in places, but it is a campsite and it was pretty much what I expected. The staff are all nice and helpful, and most of them speak English very well, so if you don’t speak French, you’ll get by absolutely fine.
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would happily go back!
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