*** (22/11/2017 06:15)
Not our usual campsite to visit. It is a large campsite, very sandy ground which when the wind blows can cause sand to be blown around. The pitches are quite close together. The wash block is good, clean and efficient. There is a good shop selling bread and pastries and groceries. At night the campsite was quiet.

ETA: Pool closes at 18:45 and there are a number of drains on the site that smell quite strongly of sewerage. Lovely.

*** (19/10/2017 03:22)
Nice situation, close to the beach & town. The reason for a 2 star review is the ridiculous price for dogs, we have 3 & were charged €15! Strangely we only stayed one night which cost us €36 in total!

*** (03/09/2017 16:08)
A little pricey, but convenient & clean - with soap & even paper (by toilet block door).

*** (24/09/2016 20:33)
Nice area, near the beach! Everything perfect!

*** (18/08/2016 03:29)
Everything was nice at the camping site. The stuff and fellow campers were nice and the overall atmosphere is great at the place.

*** (13/03/2017 21:43)
Wow... that's a camping for ya! Huge camping, with their own pool, good infrastructure, reasonable pricing. Just beware of mosquitos - quite a few of the in the area.

*** (15/11/2015 23:38)
Stayed here with our young kids as part of an epic bike trip. I wouldn't stay here again unless I had to. Stayed out of season, functional. Not the friendliest or most polite or helpful staff, infact they were the opposite. As with campings of this type, overlit at night so that campers are disturbed, rubbish disposal trucks trundling past at dawn and building work noise. Laundry service overpriced and involved several convoluted trips to get exact change (as the reception wouldnt help on this count) in order to purchase the coupons/jetons to make the washing machines and dryers work. When I finally made it to the laundry, it was locked, although it should have long been open. Yet another trip to the reception to raise a disgruntled member of staff... who was off course unapologetic and made me wait long before speaking with me, although not serving anyone else. Also plenty of cars driving too fast on the camp site which made me uneasy to let our kids wander freely. We do not recommend.

*** (25/07/2016 18:10)
It's a rather big camping in a very touristic town in the middle of the Camargue, that said I had an OK experience, the staff is not intrusive

*** (06/09/2016 12:55)
I never usually feel compelled to review anything but thought I should warn any who want to come here about this strange place and a few of its rules.
This campsite gives you a personal card to use to swipe in and out of gates. Perfectly acceptable except that they also disable the gates at certain times leaving you locked in or out. These times are 8pm-8am which means, for instance you can neither watch sunset nor sunrise without having to walk round to the main entrance (it's a big campsite so that's pretty far). They also disable the car barriers between 12pm-8am which means you also can't get your car out if you want to go anywhere early (that one isn't written down anywhere by the way!). Add to the fact this was the dustiest, windiest campsite I've ever been to, situated next to a weird, characterless town and I can't say I can recommend ever coming here in the first place.

Onliest thing is that Wi-Fi connection is not the best and only available at reception and the pool area though it didn't work there. But awesome beach and seaside make easily up for this :)

*** (27/09/2017 04:03)
I have never written a review for a place before and sadly this is not a good review. We spent the last four nights at Camping de la Brise as I really wanted to see Saintes Maries de la Mer and the Camargue, both of which I really liked. However the same cannot be said for Camping de la Brise. I own two dogs and take the responsibility to clean up after they have been to the toilet seriously because of the diseases that can be spread.. There are mounds of dog poo all over the Camping de la Brise site. Families take note as your child could potentially become very ill. No one from Camping de la Brise seemed to be taking responsibility to rectify this either. We are now on a far superior site in Spain where dog owners are behaving as they should!

There is a gate which opens out to the beach, operated by a card lock. Very easy access to the marshes where there are thousands of birds, flamingos, egrets etc. It is also a quick walk into the town where there are masses of restaurants. The location of the campsite is ideal for the town, and the the Etang and wild life.