Domaine des Naïades

Excellent Campsite. Superb Olympic sized swimming pool with a great deep end. There are 2 slides, the photos don't do them justice, they are very good fun. The walk down to the beach is longer than you would like especially in the heat. You can drive nearly the whole way down and park at the roundabout beside the beach but parking is gone before 10am. However there are loads of better beaches only 5 mins drive away with lots of parking. Pamplone beach is superb, don't miss it, well worth the 14min drive. We went with Eurocamp, mobiles are all updated, it's hit or miss as to where you are located, it's a big site and the top of the site is a bit of a hike up the hill, so a hot walk up from the pool but the views more than make up for it, it's like looking out over the hills in Tuscany, simply stunning. Great fun scuba diving nearby from age 14 upwards. Only ate in the restaurant once, no complaints, but we were happy using the BBQ or going to Port Grimaud which looks like a mini Venic, to the lovely restaurants. Our only disappointment was that each day they had a teenage kids club advertised in the late afternoon but each day they said they didn't have the staff numbers to host it. We went in June so understand it was early in the season, but it shouldn't be advertised if not available. Otherwise, totally recommend this campsite.

A pretty decent place in French Riviera. - The Staff is polite and helpful - The condition of our home (azure type) was very good - The surrounding area is beautiful - It’s a good starting point to travel within the Provence (approximately two-hour drive to M****ille and Nice)

I found it hard to find info on this campsite before booking. Cabins have comfortable furniture and well stocked kitchen but bedrooms are very small. We bussed it from airport to campsite and it took about 3.5-4 hours. Restaurant on site is good. Pizzas, pasta and salads are especially tasty. The food and drinks are more expensive than the town or beach. The 50m pool is nice and very clean (no hot food allowed which is great) . There is just the one pool and it’s deep 1.2m to 3.9m. Smaller kids won’t be able to stand in 50m pool. The baby pool is very small but enclosed and safe. There are 2 slides which are good fun. The pool itself was rarely packed but you may have to wait for a free lounger and they don’t have sun parasols so there was a demand for the canopies. Lifeguards were very visible and focused. WiFi is paid and expensive. We didn’t have a car and the Vival Supermarket on site is small and has the basics, but it had only very limited meat products. You can hire a bbq from the shop. Evening Entertainment on-site is grand, mostly in French language. It’s a 25 min walk to the old town of Port Grimaud. But the beach is only about 15 mins and decent restaurants there. Recommend les Baigneuse, Kids enjoyed the meals here and onsite. Day trip to st tropez by boat was good and the citadel was a good visit. Also hired bikes from Azure bikes on-site for a day and cycled to St Maxine which is only 20-25 mins. We really enjoyed the holiday. Campsite was clean, pool was fun, lots of eateries and beaches in walking distance and PG is very pretty town.

We visited this Camping twice: April and may. Its main benefit for this season is that pools are heated. Our daughters enjoyed pools a lot. We like the camping wagons. We cooked all we wanted. There is everything you need. It walking distance to port Grimaud, which is lovely. If you come before check in, they will allow you to go to the pool.

The site is clean and very well organised, the facilities that we stayed in which were site owned were excellent. My only reservation is that the pool area is no longer big enough for the number of people who are able to stay on site and therefore sun lounges are in short supply. This is not helped by guests “reserving“ sun lounges with towels while they are off to do other things. We were there at the end of August and into September, and all entertainment and takeaway food options ended at the end of August. This is not unusual in the south of France, but it is disappointing. We have stayed at this site many times and always enjoy our holidays.

We stayed here with Eurocamp. Accommodation was modern and clean with a large deck and a BBQ. Pool was massive and clean with very deep end ideal for driving and two slides which were great fun. Tip to get through the barriers at night is switch off headlights.

Great Campsite! We had booked this really because of location and were a bit nervous after reading some of the reviews here. Thankful to say we loved it and would definitely return! Family of parents and 4 kids- from 12 to 3. We stayed with Al fresco (run by Eurocamp on this site) in an Aspect. The location of the aspect mobiles is brilliant- right behind the pool so very central, and they all have a great pitch (we had the best pitch we’ve ever stayed on but it’s pot luck). To be fair though, the site is big and very steep which means it is very very pretty but if we had been placed near the top it might have been a different experience for us as it would be a steep trek from the pool in the heat! The pools are lovely- the Olympic size pool is very clean and the lifeguards are great. The 2 slides are brilliant fun and exciting enough for the braver kids to be entertained. The baby pool is separated from the main pool and very safe. Might be an issue if your kids are too big for the baby pool but not totally water-confidant as there isn’t a shallow pool/ particularly shallow end. Doesn’t have the “water-park” style pool of the huge resorts but absolutely enough for the kids and adults to have fun and cool off from the crazy heat. The shop is fine, reasonably stocked and certainly more expensive than the hypermarkets but that is standard on campsites. We only used the site restaurant once and it was fine. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance so there is good choice. The beach is a fairly easy walk- was 11 minutes for us (with a buggy and inflatable toys etc etc) but could potentially be double that if your pitch is at the top of the site. There is a shuttle bus that goes to the next campsite down, Prairies de la Mer (which you walk through to access the beach) but we never needed to use it. Any staff we met were lovely, the staff in the kids club make a big effort. The entertainment was fine for a site this size- a few (good) bands, karaoke (less good!!) and movie nights etc. Fairly low key compared to some of the much bigger resorts but more than adequate for us. It could be noisy until 11 (our pitch was very close to the entertainment area) but was never enough to stop the kids sleeping and always stopped dead on 11 so didn’t interfere. We didn’t hire bikes (it was crazy hot) but there is a lovely rental area with very friendly staff. It was a 20-25 minute walk into Port Grimaud from our mobile, again through Prairies de la mer and across the beach- but very doable, even with kids. You can access the beach restaurants which are part of the Prairies resort and the food is very good, maybe a little expensive but then this part of France is dear in general. Great bakery at the bottom of the road if you want to have a bigger choice (Tarte Tropezienne) and a good family run restaurant just across the road from this (st pons). Most guests seemed to be French but we met a fair few Irish families (although we were very early in t

Arrived after a 10 hour drive told the restaurant served food till 9pm asked for a table at 2045 told we couldnt have one only food on offer a takeaway pizza and got to wait an hour for that Although were here for the next 6 days wont be using the bar or restaurant they say first impressions count This one was awful

One of my best holidays ever! Super Service und gästeorientierte Geschäftsleitung Heiko. Rezeptionsleitung und Pool Leiterin Patricia. Schade fand ich einzig, die Pool Zeiten ab 10 Uhr. Hier hätte ich mir gewünscht, dass ab 7 Uhr ein Zutritt nach Bedarf hätte sein dürfen.