Camping Le Bosc

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( 8 reviews )

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230 Chemin d'Al Roure, 66750 Saint-Cyprien, France +33 4682-107-95

Nestled in the picturesque town of Saint-Cyprien, France, Camping Le Bosc d'en Roug is a highly recommended campground for those seeking a memorable outdoor getaway. Boasting a serene atmosphere and a range of well-appointed chalets, this campsite offers a delightful setting for a relaxing vacation. The secure premises, with its gated entrance and barrier, ensure a safe and peaceful stay. Although the swimming pool may be closed during low season, the campsite compensates with its exceptional hospitality. The friendly and helpful staff, particularly the hosts from Vague Ocane, go above and beyond to accommodate guests' needs and provide guidance about the region. Families will also appreciate the campsite's amenities, including a delightful swimming pool with slides and a free little train that conveniently transports guests to the nearby beach or port. With a pleasant on-site restaurant and engaging evening entertainment for all ages, Camping Le Bosc d'en Roug is a top choice for an unforgettable camping experience.

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Mindy wong

March 22, 2024

Great camping ground. Amazingly friendly helpful staff. Excellent facilities with very clean sanitation. Petit train runs back and forth to beach/port several times a day but not far by bicycle anyway. Perfect environment for children/families with Aqua/parks, nightly live shows.

Tian en ji

March 22, 2024

The staff was friendly but there seems to be a problem with Muslims having swim trunks that they feel are too long. Therefore, a certain part of the people in France cannot swim in pools. This is very strange for foreigners. They cannot find a correct argument or it is only comprehensible for them. They come with hygiene reasons that probably only exist in France. I felt transported back in time a little. Part of apartheid.

David altergott jr

March 22, 2024

This campsite is located on the outskirts of the town, a bit far from everything in my opinion. It has great shades, so great if you have a tent. The toilets were not clean at all, some were full of bird poo everywhere. The shop inside the campsite was never opened, the restaurant food was poor too.