Camping Les Moulieres

My sister and I stayed for 14 days. The spacious pitches had room to park a car nearby, and the campground was quiet, away from busy roads and 2 km from the nearest town. There aren't services inside the campground. The bathrooms and showers are simple but clean. A beach is a 15-minute walk away. For other towns, larger supermarkets, and the usual small-town services, we drove about 10 minutes. We went out each day and visited lots of different beaches. The grounds have varied, well-kept plants, and the pitches get a fair amount of shade. It was a pleasure staying here. The staff were helpful and friendly, and prices are competitive, especially given that only the essential services are offered.

We stayed for seven nights at the beginning of September and found peaceful, spacious pitches in a flat, park-like setting, with different amounts of shade. The owners were very friendly, and there were plenty of clean sanitary facilities. We had planned to stay at a campground about a kilometer away, but it was overcrowded and the few spots left would have meant squeezing in. Here we found lovely pitches with plenty of space between them. Shops and a bakery are about 1.5 kilometers away, and the beach is just under a kilometer away. If you want peace and quiet, this is a great place. We'll definitely come back!

The beach is about a 15-minute walk away, with lovely long walks along the coast, and clear-water snorkeling spots are easy to reach. La Londe is only a five-minute drive for shopping, while restaurants are around a 15-minute walk towards the harbor. We spent 13 nights here in September for the second year running. It’s a pleasant family-run campsite, with spacious shady pitches close to clean, well-kept sanitary facilities. A lovely way to enjoy the Côte d'Azur. We’d be happy to return.

The owners are kind, and the location is nice, but the services are extremely limited. The bar and restaurant were closed, and the nearest amenities were a kilometer away. There wasn’t even a tire to fill with water. The closest sea wasn’t anything special; for cleaner, prettier water you have to travel at least 10 km. It might work for an overnight stop, but not for a holiday. We paid 75 euros for one night with electricity. Calling this a one-star campsite feels generous.