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Back again and still the only one reviewing here at the moment. Had to go later in the year because of personal circumstances, but we had a really good time in what is a very quiet time for the site.
There are a new set of toilet/washing facilities and these are a massive upgrade on what was there before. They look really good (although we didn't need to use them as we were in a mobile home).
The on site restaurant seemed to be even better this year and there was still a weekly entertainment session which we both enjoyed.
Some new things that we found: For the first time in many years we visited the Ancienne Ecole in the village. This is an upmarket establishment and the meal we had was superb. If your budget is up to it I would highly recommend having a meal there.
There was a viking festival on in the village of Argeles and as a result of this we found a lot more on the village to explore. It also has a large weekly market.
We also visited Laroque des Alberes for what seemed to be the umpteenth time and then discovered that there was an ancient part that we had not found before.
If you intend to visit Collioure then you may find that the best way of getting there is by public transport as the parking options are becoming fewer. If you visit out of season then the car parks are not served by bus and you will have to walk to and from the town.
We hope to be back at this excellent site again next year and hoping to find new places in the old places to visit!
I've also just noticed that in the answers to the common questions it says that the site is not dog friendly. I'm not sure where this has come from as there were certainly dogs on site whilst we were there and they and their owners seemed happy!
Back again! Still managed to find new things to do and revisited some old haunts.
The site continues to impress. There was a music night once a week and the local village had a poetry/music festival taking place and some of it was held in the campsite.
There is a new shop on the campsite and the library has been enlarged and is now in a new place.
For the first time I walked around the local lake and I would recommend this to other campers and it's less than 10 minutes away. Another first was a trip on the Little Yellow Train and would would highly recommend this. Order your tickets on line to ensure that you can get the train and if the weather is good try sit in the outside carriages as the views are spectacular. The train station at Villneuve le Conflent is approximately one hour and ten minutes away by car.
We stayed in a Riviera Suite mobile home which is one of the larger accommodations and it was fantastic to have air conditioning as we were there during a heatwave.
Can't believe only one other person besides me has reviewed this fantastic site since 2022.
We stayed for three weeks in an air-conditioned mobile home. The mobile home had, to our minds, everything you could want for a camping break.
The site continues to be pretty quiet at this time of the year although there are concerts once a week and various other activities on most days.
This year we joined a class to learn the Sardana (a traditional Catalan dance), with mixed results and enjoyed a hilarious free game of bingo.
We had two excellent meals in the restaurant and had a wonderful time on the site.
There are two excellent beaches close by - Argeles Sur Mer and le Racou as well as others within easy driving distance.
Towns/village within a 20 minute drive that I would recommend are Coullioure, Ceret and Amelie le Bains. The local tourist information visits the site on Tuesdays and gives you plenty of ideas - there English is very good if you are not a confident French speaker.
If you've considered this site but not yet tried it I urge you to give it a go.
Slightly different this year as we decided to have 14 nights in a Loggia 2 mobile home with air conditioning. It was very well equipped, spacious and comfortable.
Because it was out of high season we thought the price was very reasonable. When we took into account the cost of a long ferry crossing from North Shields, the lower toll charges and the improved fuel consumption we thought it made pretty good financial sense. We probably will do the same again next year if we are able.
The site has a very different, but all the same enjoyable, feel out of high season. At this time of year it is almost exclusively adult only and very much quieter (although I did enjoy the hustle and bustle of high season).
We ate twice at the campsite restaurant and both meals were excellent.
In terms of exploring the region it was very easy to park everywhere. The beaches were deserted except for the weekend and even then they were not busy. The sea was however still warm although a couple of degrees cooler than in the height of summer.
Nice site with large pitches surrounded by lovely trees of varying varieties. The majority labelled as per an arboretum.
Three shower blocks (mixed) but only one open which got busy on Mayday bank holiday weekend. Cleaning times were a bit haphazard. Push button with plenty of hot water for washing up and showering.
The pool was open. Restaurant was open from Thursday to Monday evenings. Washing machine E4 (2 machines) and a tumble dryer.
The village is a short walk from the site with baker, butcher, fishmonger, small Proxy supermarket and a market every Thursday morning.
A peaceful location although busier over the bank holiday.
This was our tenth visit to this site and, for reasons beyond our control, we stopped in a Coco Suite rather the caravan.
This is similar to a camping pod but has two rooms and a basic kitchen. One room contains a very comfortable double bed and the other has two single beds which can be used as an inside seating area.
The basic kitchen has all the cutlery pots and pans etc needed for four people and a fridge, microwave and induction hob. Outside is a table with four chairs.
The site has three toilet blocks, which are kept very clean. There are activities for adults and children and twice a week during high season there is a concert at the bar, which finishes at 11 o’clock.
The swimming pool is open from 9am until 7pm everyday. There is also a good restaurant on site.
Despite having lots of activities and a bar the site is very quiet after 11 pm.
The site is very convenient for the beach, visiting Spain, and going into the Pyrenees.
The staff are very friendly and helpful and we love visiting this site.
Camping at Le Haras is like staying in a beautiful arboretum - there were so many different trees on the site & a pretty little rose garden & lake.
We received a warm welcome & were taken on a walk round the site to choose our pitch. We were delighted to find large pitches, 3 or 4 to an area bounded by small trees & flowering hedges, and were able to have a full service pitch which was near the sanitaires. Even these were pretty, and kept very clean at all times. There were also washing machines & driers in the same buildings.
There was a terrific amount of work in progress when we visited, but in no way did it affect our holiday. A new reception & bar/restaurant was almost ready for the season, & will be very smart when completed (as I am sure it is by now).
Wifi was free, although we had to find a signal, the laundry providing an excellent source.
There was even a car-wash for guests to use.
Access to the site was very easy & there is plenty of parking space just inside the gates.
The village has a shop, restaurant & post office, & is within walking distance.
There are supermarkets in the neighbouring towns, plenty to see, the coast only a few minutes drive away & generally more than enough to enjoy - including visits to nearby Spain.
The weather was glorious sunny & warm, though a trifle windy at times.
First trip in to France with the caravan and loved this site. Reception was quick friendly and gave great advice about local area. Taken to our pitch which was a fully serviced pitch and tucked away near the back of the site which was great for us. Plenty of room for the van car awning and outside sitting as long as you positioned the van sensibly. This however could be tricky if you don't have a mover. Some pitches in the middle did look a little small but think these are used mainly for tents. Toilet block clean tidy and plenty of them even when the site was full no queues. Pool area had plenty of sunbeds some in shade. The pool rules are enforced by the owners all the time. Site very child friendly. Great location for beaches and a visit to Spain. You can book a fridge which I would do next time as the van one did struggle in the 35 degree heat.
Writing a review for this site is so difficult as it tells more people about this little gem of a campsite. The owners will give a warm welcome and the staff are friendly. Pitches are a good size but larger vans may struggle without a motor mover or a helping hand/hands. The toilets are clean and showers warm.
The pool is large and great for swimming, no slides but there is a children's paddling pool. The site Restaurant has a good menu and is not expensive. Visiting bands and events are organised about 3 times a week, making for good entertainment. (Great horse dressage display this year). Free Wifi although slow at times, but at least you can get it sitting in your van/tent.
The local village is so beautiful and a trip to the beach involves a short 5 minute drive. 15 minute drives to Colliore, Port Vendres and more beaches.
If you like smaller non commercial sites, child friendly, clean, within easy reach of beaches, villages, mountains, motorways then book early. Be warned. If you go, you may return!
We really liked this campsite. The owners are very friendly and efficient, on arrival we were given handouts of useful information and the option to change our pitch from the allocated one. The pitches are more or less level, a bit dusty and vary in size and shape. It looked as though all the pitches had some shade to a degree as the whole site is quite wooded.
The sanitaires were modern and very clean – in fact it seemed to me the cleaners lived in them, they were cleaning so often! The two unisex blocks between them contain 11 showers, 7 toilets, 1 urinal, 6 private washbasins, 2 non private w/b, a baby bath, 2 washing machines, 1 tumble dryer and 4 washing up sinks. Despite the fact the campsite was full whilst we were there, I only had to queue for a toilet, but not for a shower. There is no soap in the toilets but plenty of toilet paper – no plugs in the washing up sinks – take your own universal plug.
There is a restaurant – food quite good – also provides take away pizzas & chips, a swimming pool 20m x 10m plus a smaller pool for young children with poolside bar, a small children’s playground, trampoline, volleyball net, area for playing boules and a charcoal bbq area. There is a lovely parkland area with a small lake containing fish – no fishing though. One facility not normally seen on a camping site is a car washing facility, so it was a pleasant surprise to find a dedicated car washing area complete with equipment. When we visited wifi was free and Le Haras was the only site we stayed at where we could actually use wifi in our caravan without having to walk to reception for a connection.
You could order bread at reception but we used the village boulangerie or nearby supermarkets – also in the village is an excellent fruit & veg shop (also sells eggs & boxes of wine), a charcuterie, a boucherie, tabac, spar shop, pizza takeaway and more. There is a very pleasant large lake (Plan d’eau) a small distance from the campsite which you can walk round.
A very pleasant site in a great location and very keenly priced. What’s not to like?
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
Back again and still the only one reviewing here at the moment. Had to go later in the year because of personal circumstances, but we had a really good time in what is a very quiet time for the site. 
