Club Farret reviews

Just returned from a 10 day holiday at Club Farret campsite and I must say, the reviews on this page suck. The campsite is absolutly amazing and I can’t believe no-one has commented on the humongous pool and the spectacular pirate themed bar with a huge skull and crossbones at the entrance. The beach is fabulous (well it is the south of France) and the entertainment at night is second to none! I managed to spend a few evening in the gym which has all the latest equipment and a trainer to help. My kids loved every minute of the holiday and threw tantrums all the way home complaining we didn’t stay long enough. I must say that the campsite itself is more focussed on teenagers than most other sites I have been to, so I too suggest a keycamp static caravan so your accommodation is a healthy distance from the evening entertainment. So what are you waiting for, Club Farret is truly an amazing holiday!

We stayed here at the start of July, so it was still relatively quiet, as the school holidays hadn’t started yet, so there were mainly families like mine with toddlers or babies. The campsite was spotlessly clean, and the garden areas were beautifully maintained. The pool area was great, and during the day you can take part in aqua aerobics or waterpolo (as well as swimming and slashing around of course). The pool area opens at 10 am, we never had a problem getting sun loungers, but as there are not that many I would imagine that there would not be enough for everyone in school holidays. Next to the pools are two bars, and so most of the evening entertainment is around the pool area. The onsite shop is excellent, with fresh bread and a butchers, which was great for when you decide to have an impromptu barbecue. Anyway, I think I’ve rambled on enough now! But I would definitely recommend Club Farret and can’t wait to return again.

This campsite is right next to the beach, and is clean and tidy, as was our mobile home. The staff are friendly and the pool was nice and warm (which is not usually the case with French campsites!). The bar area can get a bit noisy at night, so I would recommend booking with Eurocamp or Keycamp if you want to avoid the noise as their mobile homes are on the other side of the campsite away from the noise unlike the park owned accommodation.