Camping les Palmiers

Nice campsite with a nice swimming pool. The restaurant is good and the staff friendly. Unfortunately the campsite is very poorly frequented. There are groups who take over the security people and who think they can do anything: groups of children who do anything in the pool, swimming in Bermuda shorts, loud music... We were thinking of spending a weekend quiet with the family... But ultimately impossible to let our children have fun peacefully in the swimming pool or in the campsite without supervision... The cleanliness of the mobile home is a bit tight.

Own little house with terrace. Close to the beach and a good starting point for excursions. Nice and clean pool area with slides. Massage jets and warm pool. The car can be parked at the house. There are shops and a restaurant. Mini golf, tennis, volleyball field.

As soon as we arrived, with my husband and my son, the shower was cold, our mobile home was in a pitiful state, traces of burns and rust on the floor, floor completely loose in the toilets, shower doors almost falling on my wires because they no longer hold, dirty dishes (fortunately we had not planned to eat in the mobile home).. noisy air conditioning, which gives the impression of sleeping next to a washing machine, which in addition bedding of pitiful quality, did not give us a good night's sleep. At €600 for 3 nights, it’s more than shameful! The night watchmen think they're cowboys! Are extremely rude, on the verge of pushing people into fights and would have more of a place as a prison officer than as a campsite guard. Following a baptism, we went to our mobile home, collected some things to go and finish the evening on the beach, of course we were making noise but as we were leaving, the security guard arrived speaking to us badly, using informal terms with us. and by putting pressure on us by threatening the deposit... We are adults, parents with young children, grandparents and great-grandparents and above all customers, certainly a little noisy because there are many of us gathered for a festive event, this is not a reason to speak badly to us.. the next day I was sorry to notice while I was on my terrace, that our young neighbors who were quietly on their terrace and who were chatting at a noise level higher than acceptable, were entitled to the same fate as us the day before, or even worse, because the poor young people were mistreated by the security guards. They arrive jumping out of their cart, start to raise their voice, speak to them informally, threaten them..., I don't want to teach them their job (even if I greatly doubt their skills and their professionalism) but it would have been better about stopping quietly, speaking politely to your young customers, and having intelligence (from our discussions, you seemed to lack it, or is it the fact that a woman is trying to discuss with you?) to note that they were not making any noise, that they were peacefully enjoying their vacation for which they certainly spent a tidy sum and that if indeed you receive calls at the slightest whisper, to also remind these phone enthusiasts that it's the holidays, and if the slightest whisper disturbs them, choosing a campsite next to an airport is unwise! For the exit inventory and despite an entry inventory on a sheet where I had insisted on the great dilapidation of the place, the person who came to collect the keys did not consider it useful to excuse me as to the dump that had rented us, concerning my remark on the night guards, he simply told me that he did not know them (apparently this campsite does not organize staff meetings, and does not

Campsite which could be nice but entirely governed by a very noisy gypsy population and not respectful of the aquatic area and holidaymakers. The swimming pool is completely anarchy (it smokes, throws chairs in the water, eats ice cream in the pool, climbs on the decoration to jump into the water, etc... hallucinating!) The pool supervisor is useless and permanently glued to his laptop. The bungalow is clean even if invaded by ants. Camping to avoid for peace of mind. Shame …