Second time at this site, first time four years ago, nothing much has changed in that period of time other than the sighnage due to the site being taken over by anothe group, this site is excellent for visiting the old town and only a short walk to the marina, cycling in the area is excellent with many routes, the oly problem we had there in our four day stay was the amount of mozzies which eat you alive unles precautions are taken, would bisit again if in the area but probably not in June.

Stayed two nights and enjoyed the campsite and the area. Helpful staff and a nice social area. Very close to Gruissan and its many facets - saltmarshes, fishing village and beaches. Lots to do and all in walking distance. Recommended.

When you arrive at the campsite you will notice the entrance is extremely narrow, extreme care is needed, the reception staff all seamed very friendly with a good understanding of English.
Bread can be bought from the bar area which is pleasant enough. The pitch’s are ample in size and are all grass.
The toilet block is what really lets this place down, only one of the two blocks where open when we where there in late June which meant people had to cue for a shower at times, the condition of the showers are in poor state of repair with broken tiles both on the walls and floor, extreme care needed.
Now for the surrounding area, it is amazing, beautiful beaches, history, cycling, lakes, fishing, water sports, absolutely stunning.
We intend to return to the area, hopefully the shower block will have been addresses.

great welcome when we arrived, we were given loads of useful information about the area and whats available.
Good cycling and plenty of walking through the salt marshes and the canals.
close to the village.
Be aware it can be very windy.
Narbonne is worth a visit andcesily accessible by bike along the canals.