Camping du Pré Morjal

Excellent welcome, very shady campsite with large pitches and a lovely swimming pool. Nice little restaurant. We regretted how far away the Tarn swimming spots are (at least a 10–15 minute walk). Otherwise, clearly five stars for this friendly, comfortable family-run place.✦Translating

Shady campsite with a friendly welcome; you can see it is family-run. Swimming pool and snack bar available. The facilities are a little old and not always clean (careless campers!). Village reachable on foot in five minutes with a few shops. The Tarn is below the campsite. Cyanobacteria are currently present because of the heat. What a shame. Be especially careful with dogs.✦Translating

Pros: pleasant shade from the large trees during this heatwave. Heated pool, and safe walks for dogs along the Tarn. Dog fee: €1.50.✦Translating

Friendly staff. Spacious pitches with quite a lot of shade. The campsite itself looks neglected. The sanitary buildings are not really clean and not all are open. Water pressure is minimal. It seems as if the season has not started yet.✦Translating

This is the best value for money: swimming pool, restaurant, bread and pastries to reserve at reception, etc., all in a friendly atmosphere.✦Translating

Quiet and pleasant campsite. Large pitches for motorhomes without having to unhitch the trailer. €31.20 for two nights with electricity. I will return and highly recommend it. Fred.✦Translating

Very pleasant and quiet campsite, five minutes from the Tarn and the lovely Pont de Quézac. Friendly welcome. If you see a small grey tabby cat, ours has not returned to the motorhome. She is three years old, microchipped and sterilized. You never know.✦Translating

In the low season, only one washroom is open. That is understandable, but not the condition of the washing facilities. We used the toilets and showers only once. I have never felt so disgusted. The other washroom may be more modern, but this still ruins the reviews. We left the next day.✦Translating

Hello, we stayed in our motorhome in a magnificent place. The campsite is shady and well maintained despite the beginning of the season. The staff are very friendly and the welcome was excellent. The facilities are very clean and the pitches are very spacious, separated by hedges. The price is very reasonable.✦Translating

After September 15, there is no more food service and no access to the pool. Everything is restricted except the prices, which remain the same. What a shame.✦Translating

Very good, quiet, and friendly staff. I recommend it.✦Translating

Family campsite, beautiful delimited and shaded pitches, two playgrounds for young and older children, games room, heated pool, swimming lessons available, restaurant. Some sanitary facilities are more modern than others, and there is a baby bath. Village with a Vival shop five minutes away on foot, river access five minutes away, and short bike rides possible to Quézac, right next door. Friendly staff.✦Translating

Pleasant and quiet campsite. The facilities are old but clean. Some showerheads should be replaced because the water drains very poorly. Thanks to the owners.✦Translating

This campsite could be extraordinary: the pitches are large, well delimited, and very shady. But the green spaces are not maintained, the facilities are dilapidated, and the buildings need a complete renovation. The setting is magnificent. Really a shame.✦Translating

Beautiful pitch; the facilities are aging but do the job. Well located between Ispagnac and Quézac, two lovely small towns. Numerous walks. €25.50 for two adults and a teenager.✦Translating