Camping Las Planes

Very dirty pool! Owner's dog roaming over the pitches to do its business! My son stepped in it when he woke up! Owner standing on the roof of the reception at night, far from any amenities, nothing for children! Camping really to be avoided, hygiene should come to the campsite to do a check because it is dirty, we told them and their response was that people come back from the beach, so the water is murky, from anyone, I walked around the pool, the water is not circulating and is not changed, a breeding ground for bacteria, they want to save water! I agree, so don't put a pool in if it's going to make us catch bacteria afterward. Camping to avoid!

I spent a few days at this campsite in July. The managers are very helpful and welcoming. The pitches are spacious, shaded, and in the middle of nature. The campsite's snack bar offers a varied menu with regional specialties (the picolat meatballs are very good!). Pets are welcome.

The campsites are large, very natural, and well-shaded. There is a swimming pool and a paddling pool. The campsite has a snack bar open all day, where you can have breakfast or enjoy regional specialties. Carole and Gérald are very welcoming and available. They gave me good advice for hikes and excursions that should not be missed. Very nice place.

The pitches are well shaded by large mimosa trees with plenty of leaves. Dogs are welcome and those from the campsite are very friendly. The pool and children's pool are well maintained. The snack bar is open all day and offers regional specialties several times a week. The managers are very pleasant. Go there with your eyes closed.

Simple and family-friendly camping. The pitches are well shaded and nature is very present. Animals are welcome. The pool and the paddling pool are very pleasant. The snack bar is open all day and offers a varied menu and regional specialties several times a week. The managers are very available and look after the campers. I recommend it for several weeks or just one night.