Homair – Camping Les Fontaines (Canet-en-Roussillon)

Jamais plus

“Le PIRE camping que nous avons expérimenté en France jusqu'à présent : la grande majorité des emplacements sont occupés par des mobil-homes, avec seulement quelques emplacements restants pour les tentes ou les caravans. Le nôtre ressemblait davantage à un chantier : du verre brisé sur l'emplacement, un tuyau de drainage, partiellement du sable de construction comme base - tout préparé pour le prochain mobil-home, mais pas un bel emplacement. Seulement 2 blocs sanitaires pour l'ensemble du terrain. L'un d'eux est complètement fermé. Dans l'autre, il n'y a qu'une seule douche (et elle était froide le matin) et une seule toilette. Les éviers pour la vaisselle sont bloqués. Et pour cela, ils facturent presque 50 € par nuit. Juste parce qu'il y a aussi une piscine, qui était constamment surchargée pendant notre séjour, de sorte que vous deviez faire la queue si vous vouliez entrer. Nous déconseillons.”

terrible

“Place réservée pour une visite à Paris. Plus jamais ! Pas de recommandation pour les emplacements. 1 bâtiment sanitaire avec 2 toilettes et 2 douches utilisé par tout le camping. Le bâtiment sanitaire qui devrait s'ouvrir avec une clé n'a pas de serrure utilisable. Les toilettes près de la piscine sont plus propres, mais on ne peut pas les fermer. Il faut marcher 500 mètres jusqu'au bâtiment sanitaire, où le chemin est complètement non éclairé parce que l'éclairage est cassé. Plomberie très datée et sale. Chemins non adaptés aux caravanes. Impossible de faire des virages à cause des virages très serrés. Piscine trop petite, eau complètement trouble. Plus jamais ! J'ai quitté cette misère plus tôt.”

Perfect for what we wanted to do

“The location was perfect for trips to Versailles and Paris. They were long days, but with good parking arrangements and the metro, it meant that we were not in busy urban areas. We booked with Eurocamp and I have issues with their handling of my booking. However, all interactions with the staff on site here have been good. They are friendly and helpful. They were able to help me in English which was lovely considering that my french was appalling. Our pitch was 407. The parking is narrow due to the way the hedge has been cultivated, not a problem for a small car, but ours is huge!🤦😂 The chalet was good, the rooms were a decent size, although I would suggest it is a tight squeeze for 6 people. We were a family of three and the dog. Due to the heatwave, we spent most of our time , when at the chalet, on the verandah... the sun is brutal, so bring something to hang off the beams. Luckily for us we bought a massive sheet for the dog which we used to help shade the area. There is no TV in the chalet, not a problem, we are outside til at least 9pm. There is a gas hob and a microwave, but no oven, so meal planning was interesting. The beds were comfortable and the shower was good too. Two fans were left in the chalet on our arrival which really helped during the heatwave. We were bitten to death...despite taking all the precautions. The mosquitoes were vicious!! Not the sites fault, but worth knowing. It is a fairly quiet site, you can hear the entertainment when the wind blows in the right direction. On our last day here, there were lots of children running around and shouting which upset the dog, but it was our last day, so we just managed her. I wouldn't stay again, but not because of anything the campsite did, I don't think it is the right place for our dog (she is a bit grumpy). One last thing, the site is very French. I think I heard a few Germans and only one other English couple during our whole stay. This didn't bother us, but if you are looking for entertainment in English, this might not be place for you.”