Camping Lou Broustaricq

Atmosphère familiale de qualité

“Nous étions déjà venus il y a deux ans dans ce camping. Nous sommes également ravis de notre deuxième expérience. Le camping a réussi à garder son âme familiale avec des installations de qualité. Les activités sont très bonnes, les toboggans conviennent à toute la famille... Le mobil-home est confortable et bien équipé. Le vrai lave-vaisselle est un vrai +++. L'accueil est très agréable et le personnel est très attentionné et toujours très poli. Les pizzas sont aussi très bonnes. En bref, nous avons passé de bonnes vacances 🌞”

Disappointed; campsite not very welcoming.

“We stayed there from June 21 to June 27, 2026, as part of a trip offered by a works council. Upon our arrival, we mistakenly headed toward the main campsite reception instead of the outdoor stand reserved for works councils. The reception was particularly cold: of the five people present, about four paid no attention to our presence or our question—"Who should I speak to?" No smiles, just a few unpleasant words to point us toward the stand dedicated to works councils. Shops and services The grocery store was only open at certain times during the weekend. The restaurant was closed most of the time, and the bar seemed to be open only on certain evenings. Only the beauty and wellness salon remained open; the person who welcomed us there was very pleasant and attentive, which deserves to be highlighted. Environment and activities The campsite environment seemed unwelcoming and insufficiently maintained to us, especially around the trash dumpsters—there was trash everywhere. Furthermore, no entertainment was offered in the month of June. A privatization announced at the last moment To top it all off, we learned quite by chance and at the last minute that several shops, the swimming pools, the stage, and the area reserved for spectators would be privatized from Friday, June 26 to Monday, June 29, without any explanation being communicated to us. We finally understood that this privatization was linked to the arrival of Gabriel Attal and a few supporters, relatively few in number — only one bus was present on Friday evening. A speech was organized outdoors, followed by the live broadcast of a soccer match, then a dance party that lasted until 2 a.m. This situation seemed particularly disrespectful to us toward the vacationers present, who were presented with a fait accompli and, to our knowledge, informed by no means. We had no choice but to endure these disturbances, even though some campers had to get back on the road the very next day and wished to be able to rest. This is the first time we have decided to ban a campsite, but our decision is final: we will never return.”

What can I say

“Everything starts with the friendliness of the campsite staff; before we arrived, we were worried about the fires that took place in the region, and when we sent an email to find out more and get information, the person who answered the email was not necessarily very friendly; upon our arrival, the bar waitress was nonchalant and on her phone sitting on a chair; the lifeguards, on the other hand, are generally nice but lack supervision ++ at the pool level; the security guards are also nice but lack a lot of supervision at night. The level of cleanliness in the restrooms leaves something to be desired: dirty toilets, showers as well, no squeegees to clean up after we use them, lack of toilet paper; we went 2 full days without soap to wash our hands; I went to shower on Tuesday evening and there were nail clippings on the shower floor; I went back the next evening for my shower and the clippings were still there... furthermore, the building is located right in the middle of the mobile homes and not near the campsites, which is a disadvantage for doing dishes in particular. Very noisy neighbors with music blasting morning/noon/night, children talking very loudly until 2:30 a.m., one of the children peeing right on the campsite; when we discussed it with the other travelers around, some notified the front desk and were told they should just contact the security guards, they are paid for that (except there are few if any patrols at night). Campsites located very close to the trash cans, the parking lot, the road, and the sports court (it gives us the impression that we people on the campsites are not really welcome…). At night, people come and go in the campground, sometimes some in pitiful states; they scream until 4:00 a.m. and apparently it is normal, no one reacts. Some also empty their trash between 1:00 a.m. and 2:00/3:00 a.m.; some vacationers really do not respect anything and this is very unpleasant, but the security guards do not particularly do things to calm things down either; the cars entering the campground go at staggering speeds… all this is very limited for a so-called 4-star campground… The positive points are the different swimming pools, the lake, and the surroundings (town, market…). Very disappointed with our visit to this campground; we had good memories of it from when we were younger, but now….”