Blue Camargue - Le Grau du Roi

We had a great spot by some trees, with extra room, and the mobile home itself was excellent. The house was great and the air conditioning worked perfectly. Staff were kind, helpful and great. The entertainment was good, with activities for kids, and the pools were enjoyable, though they felt crowded and limited. You need to arrive early to get a hamac. The kids loved them. The evening shows were funny even without knowing much French. The area is beautiful, and the beach is 5-10 minutes away by car, 10-15 by bike or 35-40 on foot. The bus to the beach is useful, but has very limited times and only runs during the hottest part of the day, so more services would help. If your home is near the entertainment areas, expect noise and less privacy. Our location was better, but the home wasn't very clean: there was sand in the beds and the barbecue was very dirty, with pieces and all in there. That's not okay when they inspect the room at checkout and require a very deep clean or charge a fine or 90€ for cleaning. Cleaning supplies provided were very limited, though you can buy products at a good price in the grocery store. There's no linen, so bring your own. We tried to use the infirmary once, but it was closed and there was no information about it, which was a bummer. The grocery store is limited but not expensive, and there are some good food and drink options, also limited but okay prices. I liked the recycling. Bike rental felt expensive: for the cost of a couple of days or a week, you could buy a second-hand summer bike, so we didn't rent any. Internet was the worst part. It felt like a cheap airport in the early 00s. You pay a lot for each device, not for the whole home, so it can get costly and restrictive. Mobile coverage around there is poor, which makes it feel like a captive business model. In 2025, such a crappy, money-squeezing internet service gives a bad impression. They could charge 1-2€ more a day and include it, like almost everywhere in 2025. Maybe I'm wrong and this model makes them a lot of money, but it feels cheap and tacky. With the cost of the rental, which isn't ultra cheap at 1090€ + for three nights, we limited internet, bike rentals and other extras, leaving the experience less complete. Maybe if they were more accessible, people would rent more. As an EV driver, I also found no chargers nearby, so I’d suggest they contact a service provider. That would be a plus. In general, it’s very good, but felt a bit overpriced for the quality overall and the lack of options.