Really lovely campsite. Superb slides for all ages, great fun. Lovely restaurant, a little expensive but that's to be expected at a campsite. The pool is good but not very deep. Always got 3 sun chairs but that was in June, I'd say competitive in July and August. The locals arrive on the weekend so it does get busy. Super places to visit daily, we were spoilt for choice, Aups is a beautiful village, lovely for walking around and plenty of restaurants. It has the biggest market we have ever seen each Saturday. The Gorges are a must, its like kayaking though Jurassic Park times, horse riding nearby as well. The roads up from Nice are quite steep at times so take care, but then you do get the fabulous views so it's worth it. For those with smaller kids the playground is superb. We had a teenager with us but the teenage camp wasn't open in June. We stayed across the road, the campsite is split into two, normally we would avoid this if we knew this in advance, however its less than a 4 min walk to the pool and restaurant and the mobiles are spaced further apart so actually it's great if you are based across the road. We split our 2 weeks between this campsite and Domain de Naides, reviewed as well, to experience mountains and beaches and it was a great mix.

Pool area is sometimes very busy but you can then just go to the lake! The lake is beautiful with a path all the way around. Lots of trees and hedges which makes the campsite feel like it's in a forest. The animation team were brilliant!

Way too touristic. People waiting in line at 10 o' clock to put their towels on the pool chairs... Not my cup of tea. Mini golf is a ruin. Personnel is unfriendly. No decent information about the services (tennis reservation, animation,...). Our cabin was dirty. Was just cleaned enough to look ok but one swipe on the ground with a piece of paper and it was all black dirt. Not again

Had a great week here. The mobile read tight for 2 adults and 3kids but it didn't matter as we were out all the time. Had a great covered deck to eat outside. Campsite and pools fantastic, entertainment fantastic although mostly in French but easy enough for kids to follow. The area is beautiful, easy access to great trails (run, hike, MTB), scenery, small towns and the lake and gorges. We'd go back in heartbeat, stay 10 days instead of 7 and take part in the organized activities 'animations' onsite a bit more. Make sure you get a BBQ, we booked with euro camp/all camps and it was included, with others it's not but might be cheaper. All staff very friendly, great facilities, bar/shop/restaurant all good but we mostly cooked or ate while out elsewhere. Had some drinks etc though and no complaints. The local town Regusse has a great supermarket and is picturesque.

4 star camping??? Whaaat?! No way! (or I don't wanna see the 2 star one) Our chalet for 4 people was so small that we had to fold the table in the "living room" away (it's also your kitchen) to have some space for our bags... We went there with our 3 year old child... I don't want to know how it is with 2 kids... The "master bedroom" (haha) has about 20 to 30 cm of space around the bed which is also smaller then your regular bed at home...nothing for claustrophobic people ;) Hovering at the toilet (you don't wanna have a seat there), you are risking to touch either the cleaning stuff (scubber etc) with your bum on the one side or the disgusting curtains on the other... At the swimming pool, there were way to many people to feel relaxed...the "easy" waterslide is so slow, people regularly have to push themselves to continue sliding. The bigger slides were fun though! Another positive point: The stuff at the restaurant and the pizza take away was friendly and the food was very tasty. The BEST thing of the whole stay was definetly the playground area with a lot of modern wooden climbing structures in various difficulties! Would we go back there? Probably not...definetly not in a chalet!

Excellent water park. Clean and well organized. Nice playground for children. Loved the sun dance in the pool every afternoon :) Entertainment in French only. Nice grocery shop. Snack bar opened during siesta. Our Eurocamp caravan was dated and we were under constant attack of the ants. We got a nice porch with a grill. Caravan was well equipped. Tap water better than the best bottled water in the UK. Lovely area with some medieval villages around. U supernarket 5 minutes away.

Nice clean campsite, just out of town, great pool area, lovely quiet setting. Only downside restaurant on site has very limited menu on certain night and not all mobile homes have air con, which in 36'c is very unpleasant. Great Parc for children as they have a smaller pool area just for them and great waterslides for older kids. Also has a big brand new play area which is really fantastic, our 2 year old loves it!

This is our second visit to this park, booking with eurocamp. Its supposed to be a 4* campsite, but having been to other parks it's really not. There are not nearly enough sunbeds, given that the park is quite large and there is plenty of space, they could double the amount of sunbeds and still have room for more. There seemed to be a delivery of beds the evening before we left, so hopefully for other visitors this won't be so much of a problem. The campsite is very tired looking and it seems they are riding on the fact that they are in a beautiful location, near the verdon gorge and lac du sainte croix, both of which we visited many times and were a welcome break from the busy pool area and lack of sunbeds. The large stone signage as you enter the road leading to the campsite still has the same graffiti on it as was there two years (and may be more!) previously. The restaurant on site is nice, the staff very kind and funny. Snack restaurant is good for ice creams and pizzas. We had a 3 bed accommodation which was nice, but the blinds were ripped and the oven was on it's way out, taking an hour and a half to cook a frozen pizza! The on site shop has been moved to a smaller building as the original building has some structural issues and has big cracks in it! You can get the basics at the shop, but would go to one of the bigger supermarkets nearby to stock up. All in all, the location is beautiful, but the park is in dire need of a revamp, especially as we came from a beautiful campsite in Italy, which blew this out of the water.

Site is pretty big, accommodation was great they just lacked a few appliances ( oven, toaster and kettle), you are a bit limited on excursions, lots of little villages to explore and they have this big gorge called gorge du verdon( 40 min drive) that's kinda impressive a must see if your visiting the area

Amazing place for the family. Had a fantastic holiday. Staff are very friendly and welcoming, no problem too small

Great stay. Kids lived the water park

Came here for a week in the May/June half term with the family. The park is located in a quiet town, certainly away from heavy tourist areas. I think the area being so close to the mountains, was prone to really wet weather, we had a real mixture of weather, but when it was sunny it was lovely. The park itself, great water slides and plenty of pools for people, we went when the park itself was quieter bar the weekend we arrived which was a French bank holiday and it was packed, so I would avoid during August knowing what it could be like. Play area is great for the kids etc. I think where the park lets itself down is the chalets, many of them look tired what we had was very basic, and I went with a slightly upgraded one, so makes you wonder what basic really was like. Would I go back, probably not, BUT we all made the most of it, and the kids loved it.