Camping Port-Mer

Lovely beach, seafront bars and watersports . Can get busy in August though.

The only positive point is the sea view. The negative points: outdated facilities, shared bathrooms, laundry facilities, and a poor foosball table. No entertainment, no swimming pool (you have to drive to the partner campsite, which does have one), no bread delivery (only twice a week), and no small grocery store for essentials. There's no food truck, which would be very convenient on evenings when you don't feel like cooking. In fact, you'd need the necessary equipment to cook. You have to drive to the shops. And there's a lot of traffic in the area. You wonder where the 4 stars advertised on the website are. The campsite is overpriced, considering its condition. €800 for a mobile home with a sea view is expensive.

Upon arrival, there was a nauseating smell in the mobile home, which was old and, most importantly, had unusable bedding—two mattresses piled one on top of the other...it was like a boat. Not to mention the dilapidated bathroom and the unstable terrace. Considering the exorbitant price of the weekend rental and especially given the reviews I hadn't read beforehand, it seems like it's been like this for years! The only positive point: the view.