La Jaougue Soule

The staff were kind and professional, from reception through to the restaurant. I'd recommend it.

Really great.

The waiters and waitress were so friendly, welcoming, and cheerful. The food tasted good, although the vegetables were always cold. Those little breaks were great, and I loved the evening cocktail. The atmosphere was nice, but the little house was only okay and really wasn't clean. The bedding needs replacing because it creaked at the slightest movement, and the bed was too short. Thankfully, we were only there for one night.

We were so disgusted by the constant lack of security that we cut our stay short. We've camped regularly and never run into problems like these elsewhere. The only good thing was the restaurant waiter, who was genuinely friendly. This campsite may have a lot of potential, but our mid-August vacation was awful. We had saved all year for two weeks away. After the contribution from our company, we still paid €2,000 ourselves. It looked fine on paper until we arrived. It's a subsidized establishment (CAF), and while social welfare is a good thing, basic rules still need to be respected. Here, there was no regard for other people. The entrance barriers were supposed to secure the site but were always raised, so anyone could come in. Even camper vans from the parking lot opposite came to fill their water bottles. With access like that, thefts aren't surprising. The parking rules say cars should be moved to the entrance of the holiday village after unloading luggage, but the rule seemed to be enforced at random, with no warnings. I saw a campsite employee unable to maneuver because a vacationer's vehicle had blocked him for hours. The pool was disgustingly dirty, and people walked through shared areas in their shoes without anyone intervening. Everyone did as they pleased. Our mobile home was adequate, but nonstop noise made it impossible to rest. There was loud music like a rave, shouting through the night, and people yelling to one another as though nobody else were around. Night security was one person, powerless to deal with this. Then, the day before we were due to leave, mobile homes were burgled. I still think about the vacationers whose vehicles had to be towed after everything was stolen, including their car keys. I could list more problems, but what's the point?