Camping Les Bois Flottés De Camargue

Visited in October. Very nice campsite . Friendly staff. Good facilities. Decent pitches. On site bar/ restaurant/ shop . Excellent access to cycle routes into the salt marshes and to the coast. Port St Louis nice cycle ride away using the free for pedestrians/ cyclist chain ferry . Only one negative was being charged 12 euro admin fee to book ahead .

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The campsite itself is quite nice (Apart from the dirty showers). Its a beautiful place, our permanent tent was very comfortable and the first day was just good. However, the restaurant is rented out as a party location. Until two o'clock in the morning, music was played incredibly loud (the party guests screamed until 3am) and the third-rate DJ constantly yelled into his microphone (no DJ with a last vestige of dignity should have a microphone in his equipment at all. With it you rather belong on the fairground at the bumper cars). We have a 1.5 year old daughter. It was so loud that we emptied the car, folded down the seats and put an air mattress inside. I had to sleep with the little one a good distance away in the car because she couldn't stand the noise. While checking in with a toddler, nobody warned us that a massive party was planed. At the reception I was told that unfortunately nothing could be done, because the campsite had nothing to do with the restaurant on its premises (the campsite even advertises the restaurant on its homepage). The subwoofer were in a distance of around 30m to our tent. Other guests told me that the police had to be called and this party situation is a regular thing twice a week. There is also an animal enclosure right next to the DJ booth (donkey, llama, pigs, rabbits and ducks). Loud music next to the animals is massive animal cruelty. The worst camping experience of my life.

Fabulous campsite just on the edge of the village. Easy walking distance to shops, including a great boulangerie and a couple of local restaurants. The campsite restaurant was so good we ate there every evening, possibly the best pizza I’ve ever had! Facilities were great, always hot water. We stayed on a motor home pitch which had a wooden canopy for shade (also good for hanging washing!) lovely driftwood theme throughout the site. Pool area is beautiful with changing rooms and loungers. Campsite is well placed for visiting Camargue in vehicles or cycles. Only downside was the WiFi which was only available at reception.. so that’s why people seem to hang around there!

Actually not too bad of a camping, and I liked the driftwood vibe. Clean sanitair (but no soap or toilet paper). Biggest downside were the mosquitos, but that is to be expected in a swamp. The 1 star is for the last minute of our stay. We booked way in advance for 3 nights, but upon arrival asked if we could make it only 2 nights, as our plans have changed. Then they said no problem, we’ll fix it when you check out. But as you can guess, at the day of check-out there was another person (older male) and the nice lady that said it would be ok was not around and apparently didn’t leave a note to the other person. He pointed at the conditions and was very firm in that it was not possible so we left feeling robbed of > €40,- and accused of lying, which does not feel good. I hope they get their communication (with each other€ together and prevent this from happening to others. Best of luck, Bas