Camping du Letty

We were camping with a tent on the site for 15 days in July. The pitches, whether for tents or mobile homes, are very large and enclosed by hedges. The sanitary facilities were clean but also somewhat dated. There is a snack bar, a pizzeria, a restaurant, and a supermarket, which is great for daily needs. If you need more, you can reach Quimber in about 20 minutes. The pool area is beautifully arranged, and there is also a small indoor pool. For teenagers, the site is not the first choice, but there is plenty offered for younger children. Dogs must be kept on a leash but were always allowed on the beach. The beach is nice but also very stony. Conclusion: For families with small children and dogs, it's top-notch.

We have been to the dog-friendly campsite twice. The location directly by the beach is wonderful. The pitches are unusually large. The sanitary facilities are regularly renovated. Very clean. The pool is huge. The shop at the site has everything you need at relatively normal prices. The security personnel ensure peace in the evenings.

We were at the campsite le Letty in July. The site is beautifully laid out and is directly on the beach. The facility is very well maintained and clean. Upon arrival, a staff member drives ahead and shows the way. The pool area is the highlight of the campsite, everything else is already quite old. The sanitary facilities are old!!! but mostly clean. However, in "our" toilets, it smelled quite strongly of urine. This might also be because, due to the unisex washing facilities, there are no urinals for men and some gentlemen apparently cannot refrain from standing to pee. Overall, there have been many repairs needed in the sanitary facilities. Sometimes a new sink, sometimes a few new tiles or a new toilet. Absolutely NO 5-star standard!!! A mini-sink for about 8 toilets is also clearly too little! In our area, a few new "outdoor showers" were set up outside the washhouse that were really great. The washing area (outdoor only) is really of the lowest category! Completely outdated. Discolored washbasins and rusty drainage grids. I am not really fussy, but I did not want to place my dirty dishes on that. The supermarket is really old, but reasonably stocked. What is definitely something to get used to is that you can only pay with your rechargeable wristband and that cash is not accepted anywhere on the whole site. I can't say anything about the animation as we did not use it. The pitches are generously sized, well-maintained, and often shady. The pool area is very beautifully laid out and planted. Everything is clean and well-kept. The area is so "secured" that small children cannot enter or exit alone. However, the loungers may become scarce in nice weather. Additionally, there is not a single sunshade in the entire pool area. The gym / equipment is old and worn out. The treadmill and ergometer are unusable and completely rusted. The cross trainer still worked. We will definitely not recommend this campsite! We believe that this site deserves at most 3 - 4 stars.

The campsite has 6 categories and different areas. Anyone here without kids should avoid the loud pool and party area. At least the ‘Comfort > 110m²’ category is highly recommended. We were in the ‘les Tamaris’ area (very beautiful spots with high hedges and quiet, located near the sea. The restrooms are also clean during the high season, but have aged over the 'decades'. There is an urgent need for investment. Therefore, we cannot understand the 5-star classification. The beach is quite nice, but unsuitable for small children as the current at low and high tide is very strong. The opposite bathing island is only accessible at low tide or with a rubber dinghy or similar. The site is managed presumably exclusively by students. We were unsure if we had been assigned the correct spot. We were promised that this would be clarified with the site manager and that they would come back soon. No one has contacted us again. Wifi is rather a disaster, the internet works. The disposal of the chemical toilet is a challenge and is actually possible only when departing, as it is far away. Because of the size of the site, a bike or e-scooter is recommended.

Very nice site with large pitches. The enormous bathing cove, depending on the tidal level, is almost completely drained of water or completely filled and is a unique place for paddling, swimming, or collecting crabs, for both young and old, and is directly accessible from the campsite. In some places, the beach is very stony or sandy as well. There is a nice outdoor pool and an indoor pool, as well as sufficient sanitary facilities. The cleanliness of the sanitary facilities often left much to be desired during our nearly two-week stay. Several times, for instance, soap was not refilled for 24 hours and the cleaning personnel that occasionally showed up looked like unmotivated seasonal workers. The cleaning quality was correspondingly poor. Wi-Fi is unfortunately only available for an extra fee. The shop on the site has everything you can expect and even a bit more, and at really humane prices. We would come back.

A great place with a large pool area, great offerings, and excellent service. There’s a great show program in the bar. The sanitary facilities are regularly cleaned, top-notch clean!

How one gets to a 5-star rating is unclear to us. The place lives exclusively from its good location with the offshore island. The place itself definitely does not deserve 4 stars. The sanitary facilities are dirty. There is no hot water in the morning. At least not in the nearest building to the beachside spots. Upon arrival, nothing is explained. Only students work at the site. At the restaurant, you get nothing decent to eat. The only thing that is really worth 5 stars is the masseuse Myriam Coz.

The area is quite large, and the reception and check-in are very well organized. There is a large pool area, which our child (10) really enjoyed; however, in the high season, it is rather rare to find a free sunbed there in the afternoon... The sanitary facilities are generally sufficient but have aged and are somewhat cramped in parts (especially the shower or sink areas), and one needs to know where to find the showers, as these are not available in every sanitary building or are limited in number. There is a snack bar on site, and the offerings are okay. The on-site grocery store is very good, offering not only baked goods (freshly baked on site) but also everything you need for dinner - vegetables, fruits, pasta, dairy products, cheese, meat...