Camping Municipal de la Court

Beautiful area with different features (bushes, trees, sand, etc.), therefore very beautiful.

The site has its own, somewhat rugged charm. However, it is well maintained. The sanitary facilities are acceptable if you don't have 5-star expectations. Nestled in the dune and a forest. Through trees and hedges, one is mostly protected from too much sun and wind and has a certain distance from neighbors. The site is very quiet. There is no hustle and bustle. There is quite a bit offered for children. We, as caravan drivers, found the pure motorhome parking spaces a bit simple and dreary. We stayed here for two weeks and were completely satisfied: a beautiful holiday spot if you can manage with a bit of laissez-faire and without the hustle.

we had booked a spot near the sea with our camper van, it was sufficiently large. Sanitary facilities were adequate and kept in a clean condition, cleaned several times daily. The swimming pool was also very pleasant, even with a shallow pool for the smallest ones. The path to the beach was of course very close. And above all, dogs were allowed, which pleased our Labrador very much.

We visited this place last year. The place is now called Camping Municipal de la 'Court'. Unfortunately, part of the facilities (e.g., restaurant) was not open during the preseason. During our first walk around the site, we felt like we were in a ghost town. The numerous accommodations (tipis, etc.) were all uninhabited. The closeness to the sea and beach is great.

Coming from Paris, we arrived at this site to relax (close to the beach and pool available). Due to a change of management probably because of disagreements, the site was renamed Camping la Court. The pitches were sufficiently large niches for comfort. The beach is reachable in 2 minutes on foot, the pool as well. There was a nice restaurant with simple, tasty dishes. The toilets and showers were not as clean as desired. The holiday resort with a central church, restaurant, pastry shop, and grocery market is accessible via a slightly longer walk. Bus stop and a little shop with the best baguettes ever right outside the door. Mainly visited by locals, who were all very nice to us Germans. Bathing with the changing tides was an experience. Overall, one can say it was a beautiful place in a very beautiful location.