Hello, has anyone been here recently? We are about to book for next summer but just need some help deciding which area to stay in. We have been offered La Ruelle Basse or La Tournesol. We preferred La Pointe looking at the virtual map but we would have to juggle our dates to get in that area.
We are quite picky when it comes to pitch location. We like to be fairly close to the toilets as we will have a three year old with us but not close and somewhere that will be quiet at night.
Thanks.
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Hi, we didn't stay there this year but did have a drive around. The pitches on Tournesol are very big, but there isn't really much shade, apart from the trees around the perimeter. We stayed on this field 3 years ago and got flooded when we had heavy rain, our pitch had a little bit of a bowl to it which filled up!
Personnaly I would go for La Ruelle Basse - although the pitches are a bit smaller
Each area has its own toilet block so that shouldn't be an issue.
We stayed in La Pointe, the worse bit for me was that we were in the entrance to La Pointe 2nd pitch in on the right and it felt like we were in the doorway - there were lots of large groups that came year after year in that area and stayed together. The toilet block was due to be rebuilt in this area we used to go around to La Ruelle Basse.
We had no issues with noise at night on any evenings.
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