Oasi Le Dune Resort

The beach was OK, but a sun bed costs another €35. Our camper pitch was €60 and on stones. I found the pool rules ridiculous, especially having to wear a shower cap, and the security and lifeguards seemed overenthusiastic, constantly policing everyone's fun. It has a 70s holiday park vibe. Still, it was OK for a single night.

The place is very organized, maybe too much, and it can feel like a retirement village. There are lots of strange rules and set operating hours. It's a nice stopover, but I wouldn't stay long, especially in a camper.

The pool closing from 1pm to 3pm is a very strange rule. There’s no shade, grass, or enough plants, just stones everywhere, and the toilets had no paper. Sunbeds cost 30 euro, but nobody was there 😧. At 7am a security guard rode by on a bicycle shouting good morning. Camping could be so much better.

The facilities were clean, but the setup and price made this a poor fit for our one-night tent stay. Tent guests get the same stony pitches as RVs, with no separate tent area. Even with room left on our pitch for the car, we had to leave it in a distant parking lot. Bathrooms had neither toilet paper nor soap, and in high season the pool costs an extra 3€ for half a day, on top of the higher rate. I think this campground suits a family holiday more than a single night, and it doesn’t seem geared to people with tents.