Les Mathes, Bonne Anse Plage

After reading reviews on this particular park on various sites, we were a bit concerned before travelling, as the park seemed to have had lots of rules and regulations to follow, however, we needn't have worried, in fact, there weren't enough rules!The park was recently taken over by Siblu, having previously been a family owned park. Since Siblu took over, all rules have been relaxed, sadly, not to the benefit of the park. The pool area is far too small for the size of the park and we only managed to get a sunbed on the very last day of our holiday. We were provided 'pool bands' to wear to prove we were residents of the park, however, no one else wore them so the pool was crammed every day, mostly with locals who parked their cars up and spent the day with their extended family around the pool!We booked and stayed with 'Bonne Anse Chalets' and had a lovely mobile home, spotlessly clean, very spacious and in a good location. We even received a lovely bottle of red wine on check-out! The majority of the homes in the park are VERY close together and you can hear everything that's going on next door! Siblu are in the process of taking out most of the camping pitches and putting in EVEN MORE mobile homes, so I doubt this problem will improve next year. The main gates were open most nights, so vehicles were coming and going all hours of the night, which was really annoying as they were very noisy. Again, these were mostly non-residents, who were visiting/staying and were completely oblivious to everyone else staying in the park.In my opinion, Siblu need to spend tons of cash to bring the park facilities up to standard and they need to ensure that it's far better managed . We wouldn't want to stay there again as there are far nicer parks with better managed facilities.

The pitches are generally small and the noise from the main area can be heard over most of the park at night. The kids loved the pool complex which was well staffed with lifeguards. We also loved the proximity to the beach and watersports centres, unfortunately are unlikely to return because of the evening noise.

Good swimming pool with three main waterchutes.

Lots to do, including climbing wall, ping pong and mini golf. Nice site full of fun!!!!

The campsite boasts 5 pools but only has one big pool, the rest are plunge pools that the water slides go into (you can not swim in these).

We had to send 3 meals back to the cafe because the food was uncooked on 3 separate occasions, there was no apology and we still had to pay for it, this could have made us very ill and ruined our holiday. The bar staff where rude, did not apologise and still charged for the food.

The campsite know that it is too far to walk to any shops therefore everything is overpriced a plate of chips, chicken nuggets, a toastie and 2 drinks would cost around 22 euro in the cafe. The supermarket on the campsite is double the price of the supermarkets in the town centre

A very good site for families with lots of facilities, great waterslides and cheap bar. In easy cycling distance, on proper cycle paths, to a great beach and small village.

We stayed in one of the Bonne Anse Plage 6 berth cottages.

Standard of cottage was excellent and we got a great pitch not too far away but far enough away for the bar at night.

Pool always had plenty loungers but got busy in July.