Don't go to this campsite. On the day we arrived, there were 2 pitches available, at 8:30 pm 6 Italian large campers arrived in convoy, rather than reject them the campsite allowed them to park in the middle of the small field we were in and surround the pitches we were not enjoying very much. Blocking in 2 cars and a tent. The poor German couple in a tent next door had to suffer 12 for dinner starting at 10pm about 1.5m from there canvas with full on lighting effects. Apart from that the campsite is poor, in a bad location, overpriced and with limited local restaurants to escape too. At 8m we also had to push the van round a corner . Avoid at all costs... as an aside it seems to be more of a permanent site not necessary accommodating tourers.

Even though it was early April there were a number of outfits parked outside waiting to check in. The barrier was down. Check in was an involved process, some managed to be allowed through the barrier straight away but others had to endure the full process. The places in the motorcaravan part were small but level and quickly filled up. The site had recently been flooded we believe and even though we had all driven through the site we all had to fit in to a small area. The electricity supply was not up to this, the voltage was low with so many connected in one area. We didn\'t use the facilities so can\'t comment. A convenient stop over site if travelling from Spain to Calais. The restaurant was closed but looked like it would be popular given its position next to the canal. It was as difficult to leave as enter as the barrier had to be lifted from the office which even when manned involved a wait.

It\'s not the best of sites - we arrived at 2pm and were allowed through the gate to chose a pitch early. The all weather sites were very shady so we went into the field which had sun with a bit of shade although there were no pitch numbers so we just parked where felt appropriate. It all felt a bit scruffy and unfriendly and to access the single motorhome water point you had to block the road which seemed a bit odd. The grey dump was outside the site. It was convenient for the canal and for Beziers - a nice cycle ride. Probably wouldn\'t return.

Very surprised at the suspicious/hostile response we received at reception. We had walked past it unchallenged to view the huge number of unoccupied waterlogged pitches available but were still confronted over our knowledge of our pitch choice. 50/50 as whether to stay or go. We are forgiving people. Facilities generally good but a bit bizarre - mixed toilets and showers but not really. Atmosphere on the site not good but only reflecting the precedent set by reception. Site not ready as strimmers and power tools evident through late am and early pm. Not very relaxing. Very convenient for Canal du Midi cycling. Use it to your advantage but not for its raison d\'etre. ps the campsite wine priced at the checkout is a waste of money. Buy elsewhere.

Nice site, right by the canal, friendly reception. Only issue is swimming pool not open until 1st June, despite what acsi book says. This is the second time this had happened to us, come on acsi, get your facts right.

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ACSI:
We have contacted the campsite about this. Due to bad weather and flooding, the swimming pool was closed. They expect to reopen the swimming pool in mid-June.

Quite a nice little campsite, albeit we were there at the end of the season and the pool and restaurant were closed. Small campervan pitches at the back of the site and a bit scruffy. Sanitary block clean and adequate but with no toilet seats (this is not acceptable in modern camping - do the owners have toilet seats?). Brilliant position alongside the canal du midi with options for walking, cycling or boating. A few minutes walk into the village and to the bus stop for a 50 cent ride into Béziers.

One of our favourite sites. The staff are so helpful and cheerful. The sanitaires are very modern and always clean. The front gate is right next to the lovely Canal du Midi, giving easy access to the cycle path. A bus service goes into nearby charming city of Beziers from the end of the road. Our second visit and we will be back.

There had been a lot of rain over the previous few days and most of the non-hardstanding pitches were very wet and cordoned off. We were put on a small hardstanding area for about 8 pitches which was fine.

The sanitaires were not the most modern but we’re good. The showers had plenty of hot water and the toilets had paper. No seat, but you can live with that in France.

We would definitely come again in better weather to see the area. Bezier is easily accessible.

We stayed just one night on a stopover to Spain, but had a huge pitch, and staff were very friendly.

The position next to the canal is excellent, especially for walks with our dog. The village is just over the bridge next to the lock, and a really good pizzeria is a couple of hundred yards away which is open every day for lunch and dinner.

Great place.

Lovely position by le Canal du Midi with easy access to lovely town with great cafés, bars and restaurants, also canal towpaths. Pitches were a bit tight for us and heavy rain earlier left many with deep ruts. Very busy, even in June, so choice of pitches was limited.