3rd visit to this site , Lots to see and do , Nice walk to seafront ....Lovely heated swimming pool

A family run concern which is warm and friendly and very accommodating. Well placed for visting Agde and the surrounding area with cycle paths to most places. The lack of toilet paper on numerous occasions was the only down side, could be very embarrassing!!

Le Neptune is a pleasant site half way between Agde and Grau Agde, the beach resort. A designated cycle path will take you to either in a few minutes. The pitches are hedge marked with oleander bushes, shrubs and trees.These are tended regularly by a gardener. There are some gites and they are dotted amongst the touring pitches.The pool is great. Its well designed with a Jacuzzi and it was definitely heated with the air and water temperature on show.There were enough comfortable sun beds available when we were there for 2 weeks in September. However, at that time the bar shut at 8pm and there were no snacks or takeaway food available in the evening. But we cycled half a mile to another site where we ould buy pomme frites to take back. The unisex sanitary block was fine with clean showers and washing cubicles. However,I felt the toilets could do with updating and the paving around the whole area redone as there were many uneven places which were potentially dangerous in the poor lighting at night. That said we felt it was a good site that deserves its 4 * status for the above reasons, and for the staff who were always helpful and courteous.

Wij bleven ruim 2 weken in de nazomer laagseizoen. De kamping zelf is prettig, we moesten het echter doen met een laatste beschikbare plek waarop een boom midden voorin stond, wat het zeer moelijk maakt om de caravan erin te krijgen. Met behulp van de buren is het toch gelukt zowel in- als uitrijden. Fiets-vriendelijke omgeving, en de winkels en horeca aan de riviermond zijn prettig, alsook het strand. De rivier raakt in vloed vanwege onweer in de bergen, dus ook veel rotzooi en bomen (echt!) in het snelstromend water. Een week later niets van te merken. De Canal du Midi is hier in de buurt nauwelijks te fietsen, helaas, want hiervoor waren we gekomen. Ook de harde wind van de zee af was niet altijd prettig, zeker op het strand, hoewel op de camping en bij het zwembad hadden we er niet veel last van. Agde zelf is niet bijzonder, de wekelijkse markt is wél prettig. De stranden zijn mooi en goed toegankelijk, je moet wel met fiets of auto want te ver om te lopen.

This pleasant site has pitches bordered by oleander bushes and shrubs which are regularly attended to by a gardener. The pool is lovely, heated with the air and water temperatures digitally displayed and plenty of comfortable sunbeds available. We particularly liked the jacuzzi. The showerblock was fine with individual washbasin cubicles. However, I felt the toilets needed modernising with better lighting as you approached. When we visited, the evening snack bar had closed and the bar itself shut at 8pm. But half a mile down the road, another site's snackbar was still open so we'd buy our takeaway pomme frites there. Easy cycling on designated paths to the coast or a mile and a half in the opposite direction to the small town of Agde. Recommended!

On arrival at the site, the reception was closed and we were directed to a pitch by a member of staff - no choice was offered. Overnight, it rained very heavily and in the morning our pitch and the neighbouring pitch were literally under water, or rather surrounded by mud. We couldn't get out of our caravan without rolling our trousers up, removing our shoes and wading through the quagmire. At about 5pm, another camper suggested that the site had some pallets which had been delivered to other pitches. On hearing this, we waded through the mud (which was literally ankle deep) and approached a passing member of staff in a truck, asking if we could have some pallets. He agreed that we could, but we would have to wait until the morning or go and get them ourselves; not an easy task as they were stored some distance away and proved to be very heavy. By then I have to admit that I was feeling quite upset and angry, but we went in the office and politely asked if someone could please give us a hand. Again help was refused until the morning. We accept that the staff could do nothing about the weather, but I would argue that we should not have been directed on to a pitch that was so prone to flooding, knowing that heavy rain was forecast. We also felt aggrieved that staff hadn't made us aware that pallets were available, and when we finally discovered this fact, not one member of staff was prepared to give us any help to transport them to our pitch. In fact they were positively rude and dismissive. To add to our woes, we went to buy bread the next morning and were informed that it had to be ordered the day before, although we were not told about his. Needless to say, we would not return to this site!