Camping de la Dune

The campsite is in a great spot right next to the dune, and the bungalows are well equipped. We were there with friends, but the security staff's behavior made the stay really frustrating and ruined a big part of the experience. On the first night, we were chatting on the terrace when security told us to go inside and stay in our bungalow. Then they watched us through the window. Later, they told us to stop talking completely, so we called a cab and went out for the night. When we got back, they asked to see our wristbands even though they clearly recognized us. Some of us had left ours inside, so we had to wait for the others to fetch them. The guards then escorted us back to the bungalow, speaking louder than we had while telling us to keep quiet. The next evening, we stayed out all night to avoid trouble. When we returned quietly with all our wristbands, they still provoked us with comments like “No speaking please” and “You’ll be fined for the noise.”

The location is good, and the staff were really professional. The showers and toilets also look modern and clean. But the price is ridiculous, there's no natural shade from trees anywhere, and the camper pitches are terrible. It's really low.

We had a wonderful, relaxing stay at Le Flots Bleus in our camper van in early June this year. The site was still being rebuilt after the fire in July 2022 destroyed everything, but it had a really relaxed, happy feel. Everyone working there was super friendly and helpful. The woman at reception especially lifted the mood and was a great help. The new toilet and shower blocks were always clean, and we got to enjoy the pool with its fantastic view of the dune. There's direct access from the campsite to the dune by wooden stairs. The sandy pitches are a good size, and there are shovels and helpful staff if you need them. The supermarket has everything you need for your stay. We can only recommend this campsite!

We booked at the last minute and got a lovely cabin, which they call a tent, right in front of the dune. The location and room were perfect, and the pool was lovely. I can't comment on the outdoor toilets and showers since we didn't use them. The rules were very strict. At first, leaving everything as you found it seemed reasonable, but then we learned that all the kitchen appliances, utensils, and sinks are laid out on the table and have to be washed and put back exactly as they were. You also have to clean the toilets, shower, floors, kitchen, and more, or you'll be charged a hefty fee. Yet there's nothing to clean with, no washing-up liquid, cloth, or dishcloth, just one toilet cloth and a broom. Luckily we had a camper with supplies. There was no bedding, towels, or even toilet paper, and the tiny shop and reception had both closed. We managed to sort out the bedding, but had to figure out the rest ourselves. The woman at reception was extremely rude to my husband and other customers at first, though she was kind to me and eventually to him. The steps, which had been a big plus for me, weren't really there. They were half buried in sand and can't currently be fixed. Don't choose the site just for that feature, since nearby places offer the same location on the same dune.