Camping Le Pansard

Electricity cost per day 7 euros That is an outrage.

The good thing is that the sea is there. The operator can charge a lot for this. Otherwise, it was the worst and most expensive campsite on our 6-week trip. There are some strange rules, like after 10 PM, the washrooms are partially closed or they are completely flooded at odd times for cleaning. The pitches themselves are shady, but you’re packed in close together. Toilet service is inconveniently far away, and if you want to empty grey water and refill with new water, you are directed to the public station outside the site, about 1 km away. Of course, this costs extra; given the prices on site, this should be included. Well, we cannot recommend this site.

Quietly located campsite directly by the sea with very nice spots for campers right by the sea or just a stone's throw away in a very quiet pine forest. The sandy beach and access to the sea are absolutely fine; however, there is no shade from palm trees or plants. The selection at the local supermarket is manageable, but sufficient for a stay. There are also limited local offerings available there. The operating couple in the supermarket is very attentive to the guests and prepares rolls, croissants, etc., every morning for pick-up upon request. Not far from the site, there is also a local winemaker with a good range of its own wines. The sanitary facilities were also fine and were regularly cleaned.

Operators charge a very high price for the beach location. Water supply / sewage disposal on site is only possible with difficulty and long distances. Same with the disposal of chemical toilets. Wi-Fi is expensive and often overloaded. Showers partially smell like sewage (in the old area); temperature fluctuations when multiple people shower at the same time. ADAC environmental certificate? A joke! Not even the hot water pipes in the showers are insulated. Swimming in the sea is not really pleasant due to underwater algae. And plenty of mosquitoes at no extra charge. Only cash payment is possible, despite the fact that there is a cash limit of 1,000 EUR for residents for tax purposes in France, which is easily exceeded at these rates. At least there is an invoice.

The place itself is nice. From a camper’s perspective, it is divided into two parts. Right in the beach area there are palm trees, but also hardly any shade. In the shaded pine area, due to the lack of separations like hedges or such, there is a bit of a parking lot feel, unfortunately. This is somewhat the case in the front area as well. What is negatively noticeable is that a 4-star place has no toilet paper and also no soap. We had that even in France at significantly cheaper places! Especially with kids, this is annoying. On top of that, Wi-Fi at steep prices. Also, the place itself is not exactly inexpensive. Unfortunately, you can only pay the often high bills in cash. "A rogue is he who thinks badly of it."

Nice campsite directly by the sea, relatively expensive, without dumping and fresh water (outside), restaurant rather mediocre, pizza okay, the fries reheated and soggy. We were there for 4 days, it was okay for that. Many surfers.

We were at the great, family-friendly campground for unfortunately only 2 weeks in July 2019. The kids had an amazing time at the beautiful beach and also happily went to the kids' club in the mornings. The path to the harbor in La Londe can be reached in just a few minutes on foot along the beach! The staff at the campground is super friendly and very helpful! Next year, we are definitely planning at least 3 weeks, we are already extremely excited...

Nice reception, you can choose your own spot. Sanitary facilities and waste disposal areas are exceptionally clean. Mini supermarket on the site. During holidays or vacation periods, it is heavily frequented by water sports enthusiasts who also like to claim the spots directly by the water for themselves. Sports and child-friendly, dogs not allowed. Highly recommended.