Camping Pascalounet

Large pitches but not too easy getting on/off as the approach roads are quite narrow. Some trees’ branches were too low risking catching your roof. The sanitary facilities were basically good except lights were out in some showers. There were plenty of washing up sinks but only a couple with warm water. Having said all that we enjoyed our stay, plenty of walking & cycling opportunities. 20 min walk into town where there are a few little shops and a train station that’ll take you into Marseille. Fresh bread most mornings from the restaurant. Didn’t use the restaurant so unable to comment. Unfortunately on the last night it was quite noisy with children shouting until well after midnight.

We stayed with our camper for 2 nights and got the last free pit. The reception was still open although the official office time (until 17:00) was already over. Friendly welcome. The nice beach is in very close walking distance (approx. 3 minutes). There is a bar where you can get (industrially made) baguette (except Tuesday). Toilets and showers decently clean. The road is very close but during the night there was no traffic. Very limited number of dishwashing sinks. Overall we can fully recommend this camping ground.

I don't like writing bad reviews but I feel like I need to warn other tent campers that if you're staying in a small tent with lightweight pegs like we were (we were interrailing so had to pack light) then you may struggle with putting up your tent. We also had problems with ants getting into our tent and we found several holes in our groundsheet which we couldn't tell whether they were from the ants biting their way through or the rocks on the ground. Of course, none of this is the fault of the campsite, but if you're light camping then this probably isn't for you. We are seasoned campers and always bring appropriate equipment, but we did find it hard at times. One complaint I would have is the noise levels. Most French campsites I've been too have a limit on noise, but here people play music until the wee hours and bands play at the campsite and neighbouring campsites until well into the night which can be annoying if you want a good night's sleep and, again, are staying in a tent. I'm sure it's not a problem if you are in a cabin or caravan. Also, if you don't have a car and are using public transport, this campsite is very far from easy transport (the bus barely ever runs so we had to trek into the local town everyday). So, all in all, probably wouldn't recommend for tent campers looking for somewhere to stay near Marseille.

We stayed in this lovely site by accident! There was a fuel strike in France and we were unable to get diesel so we arrived in our Motorhome with only 100 kms left. We stayed for two nights. The beach was very close to the site and almost deserted in early October. The pitches are a good site and a mix of long termers, cabins and tourers. The sanitary facilities are clean and perfectly adequate for a two star site. The staff were outstandingly helpful! The lady in reception advised us as to what supermarkets in the area we’re getting fuel and how quickly they were selling out. We stayed for two lovely nights and left to queue for diesel in Martiques on the second morning at 0800. We will definitely be back.

Une très bonne gestion de l'arrivée par un Harry Potter souriant (e). La remise des clefs 2h avant l'heure prévue Une restitution du Mobil home dans la confiance. Un resto sympa et accueillant Séjour parfait

Absence de service tel que supérette. bungalows trop proches les uns des autres , vis à vis accès à la plage facile