Camping Tall Pines

I sadly had a bad experience with staff at this campsite. My husband wasn't allowed to swim in the pool for not wearing a slip or boxer style swimsuit. Apparently, this is a thing in France, or at least that was what the staff said: you can't swim with long and wide swimsuit. We obviously didn't know and had never seen that anywhere in the world before, so I went to reception to see if there was something we could do. At the reception, the staff laughed at me for being angry at such a small thing and treated me like a crazy person. They offered me to buy one of the swimsuits they conveniently sold for 12 euros, what a bargain! Or, they said, I could go to Decatlhon to buy a cheaper one. Well, I would have if I had previously known about that rule and if it weren't a Sunday and everything wasn't closed! On the other hand, if they really cared, they would have some of these cheaper Decathlon swimsuits they told me about to sell to guests in case of an emergency, not the ones at 12 euros to make business!! Anyway, I felt absolutely misstreated and laughed at and I honestly think they don't know how to deal with guests. Apart from that, a quite loud campsite with many people who know each other hang around in groups. The rest is ok for the price.

Fine place for stopover for raceweekend. Frindly staff. No soap for handwash or toiletpaper, you have to bring your own. Men are not allowed in the pool with shorts because of "hygine", that is very strang when you know people are not washing hands in soap after toilet. That rule I think they should consider again. The pool was great, shower and toilets are fine.

A very nice place with good commodities for families. Including a pool and children games as well as children and adult activities every days. The only drawback is the camping next door with music every nights up to 11h / 12h. Some might argue that this is to be expected /tolerated. I would say yes for one or two nights but not all of them.