Camping Municipal

This is a very beautiful place with direct access to the sea. We arrived spontaneously and got a place for the night. There are many mobile homes on the site. Friendly staff; some speak a little German and English. Highly recommended.✦Translating

Well equipped, with a Spar shop on site. Unfortunately, you could only shower three times a day, apparently because water had to be conserved. The reception was friendly and factual, but not warm. Most of the mobile homes are rented by locals, I estimate around 70%. There is space between them for guests with campers, motorhomes, or tents.✦Translating

Good place to stay overnight. Sanitary facilities are clean. Unfortunately, hardly any English, let alone German, is spoken at reception. But they made an effort to arrange everything to our satisfaction. Shaded spaces are rare, and even our assigned pitch had little separation from the neighbor.✦Translating

Today we spent one night there as four people for only €24 and were really satisfied. The sanitary facilities are clean, and we were even assigned a place by the sea without asking. Five minutes of shower time is certainly enough, even with long, thick hair. The staff was friendly. The mobile homes are slightly bothersome, but the price makes it acceptable.✦Translating

A parking area among the bungalows, with spacious pitches. Showers, toilets, dishwashing sinks, and washing machines. The welcome is not very pleasant. In the morning, the barrier opens at 9:00, so you are stuck until then. Price for two people with a large motorhome: €18 (April 2026). Close to the beach, with a small supermarket on site. The Gouffre de l’Œil walk is worth doing. Numerous cycle paths.✦Translating

It is a municipal campsite mostly for permanent residents, but there are a few pitches for motorhomes between the mobile homes. The pitches are quite spacious but dusty and most are poorly shaded. There is also a supermarket inside the campsite with friendly and welcoming staff. On October 12th 2025 it closed for the low season.

There is a market in the town every day. The campsite is clean, with pitches between the mobile homes, and water and electricity at the pitch. Excellent value for money. A nature reserve with turtles surrounds the area, although we did not see any. There is a dog beach. €63 including dog and electricity for three days.✦Translating

Only one 7.5-meter motorhome pitch remained for two people: €56 including electricity plus €1.16 tourist tax. Better to reserve in high season. Well located and comfortable, with three showers per day using a badge because of water conservation. SPAR shop with all amenities: bread, pastries, butcher, rotisserie, etc. Cycle path and sea immediately nearby.✦Translating

We got a pitch without any problems in high season. The allocation was a bit tight, but manageable with one maneuver. The woman at reception spoke good English and was very friendly and helpful. The sanitary facilities were clean, and there was even hot water at the dishwashing sinks. We liked it and would come again.✦Translating

Simple campsite, with all amenities on site—dumping, water, electricity, grocery store, beach access—and very kind staff. The only drawback is the lack of visual barriers between pitches for privacy.✦Translating

Very good two-star campsite. There is a dumping point, water filling, and cassette disposal. Simple pitch among the mobile homes, with everything nearby: beach, forest, and a market in the village 800 meters away.✦Translating

Without French, it is difficult. We were lucky to find an employee who spoke English at reception. But the staff was very friendly. Beautiful location on the beach. The shower bands were annoying. A small fish shop is just around the corner and highly recommended.✦Translating

A two-star campsite, and it deserves no more. Sandy, narrow pitches between mobile homes make you feel suffocated. No atmosphere, just a tiny playground for children. The showers are relatively clean, but limited to five minutes three times a day—a delight for people with long hair. In short, we will not stay more than two days, for the beach and market, which are worth it!✦Translating

Great campsite with entertainment, a warm welcome, a beautiful beach, a lovely market, a beautiful town, and spacious pitches with opposite neighbors.✦Translating

The photos are misleading: in a van, you are between mobile homes on dusty gravel, with no shade and no boundaries. €66 for two nights for four people, including one three-year-old. Five-minute showers per person, even though the mobile homes have showers. Inconsistent—I’ve seen better ecological practices. A €10 deposit for the bracelet/badge was charged instead. It is getting expensive, with no apology and very bad faith.✦Translating

A neat and well-maintained campsite. It is as large as a village, with all kinds of facilities. There is an expensive Spar supermarket on site. Access to the beach is through a gate with a key. The many sanitary facilities look tidy. Most pitches are permanent. Wi-Fi costs €1.50 per day. We were given a gravel pitch among the permanent pitches.✦Translating

The pitch was assigned and located between mobile homes, which creates a strange atmosphere. Barbecuing is only allowed in designated areas. Shortly after 10 a.m., someone already wanted to occupy the pitch. We were told that the pitch had to be vacated by 10 a.m.—they could have mentioned that upon arrival. There were more than enough pitches available.✦Translating

This municipal campsite is getting worse and worse. Ninety-five percent of the spaces are occupied by mobile homes, bringing considerable income into the town’s coffers. Motorhomes are treated like second-class citizens. Avoid Camping de Pissevache.✦Translating

And now they have come up with a new regulation: if you arrive with a motorhome and a buggy on a trailer, you are not allowed to put the second vehicle on your pitch; you have to leave it next to the dumping area. I assume that people staying in mobile homes are not affected by these new rules. Thank you, St Pierre town hall.✦Translating

Municipal campsite, so reception has opening hours. Read the procedure carefully if you arrive outside those hours. Otherwise, it is mostly mobile homes, with a few scattered pitches for caravans, tents, or motorhomes. No pool, which is just as well. Reasonable price: €17, including tourist tax and 10A electricity. Quiet and perfect for us on a weekday in May, between the May 8 and Pentecost holidays.✦Translating

Not great! In a van, the pitch assigned to me was wedged between a mobile home and the hedge, even though many other spaces were available. The welcome was not very friendly, electricity was mandatory, and the dishwashing taps had excessive pressure, splashing everywhere. Closed between noon and 2 p.m.✦Translating

At first we did not want to go to the site because the photos showed many permanent mobile homes. We went anyway. Well-maintained site with enough free motorhome pitches. We could choose our own pitch. Nice reception. Toilets and showers clean and typically simple. Very close to the beach and about 1.5 km from the market. The Spar shop on site also offers everything necessary.