Le Boucanet at Grau du Roi has direct beach access, as does Serignan Plage (at Serignan). Both sites have sandy pitches, and you'll either love them or hate them.
We stayed at 'Camping Cala gogo' last year which was great - direct beach access and big pitches- we had our 5 berth abbey with full awning and extension up as well as a gazeebo and plenty of room to park the car as well - sensibly priced and near St Cyprien which has a lovely harbour with restaurants around it- plenty for kids to do (ours 9 and 3) with good Loo blocks and very secure! they also have another site down the road called Le soleil but haven't got as clue what this is like!! hope this helps!!
We stayed at 'Camping Cala gogo' last year which was great - direct beach access and big pitches- we had our 5 berth abbey with full awning and extension up as well as a gazeebo and plenty of room to park the car as well - sensibly priced and near St Cyprien which has a lovely harbour with restaurants around it- plenty for kids to do (ours 9 and 3) with good Loo blocks and very secure! they also have another site down the road called Le soleil but haven't got as clue what this is like!! hope this helps!!
Thanks Jim sounds about right. Were the pitches on soft ground or quite hard.Can you also walk to any shops -eating places from site ? not that i am hard to please just wondering
Thanks Jim sounds about right. Were the pitches on soft ground or quite hard.Can you also walk to any shops -eating places from site ? not that i am hard to please just wondering
Because the site is so close to the beach the pitches were a blend of scorched grass and sand - don't forget it gets V hot down there 30-34 so take a massive fan for cooling down- I can email you photos if you would like!
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