Camping les Amandiers, 66190, Collioure
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Steep, narrow mountain access and tight pitches characterise this clifftop campsite 100 metres from a pebble beach and 10–20 minutes' walk to Collioure. Reception is friendly, electricity is included in pitch fees (52€ high season for vans), and a heated pool is on-site. Sanitary facilities were renovated in 2026; overnight stays are typically short.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
€52 per night in high season for a van pitch. A little expensive, but the facilities are great: heated pool, beach 200 m away…Translating
Small campsite down a very narrow road, just for one night; we would not want to stay longer. Tight pitches and dated sanitary facilities. Access to a pebble beach (Plage de l'Ouille). Pool and sun loungers in full sun, plus a restaurant. 10 minutes by bike from the center of Collioure by road; beware, the climb back is tough, or you can walk via the GR trail in 20 minutes. €28 per night with electricity.Translating
The reception service was excellent; they helped us with everything. Electricity included in the pitch price. Small but sufficient pitch. Access to a fantastic beach. Pool in excellent condition.Translating
Small campsite where the managers make sure you are well settled. A very decent space for a 6 m motorhome, good food—great. We will definitely come back.Translating
The showers are practically outdoors. The campsite is basic. The walk to the village is beautiful. No problems getting in. 7 m motorhome.Translating
A place under the trees in nature near the beach. With birds and frogs, it is pleasant and relaxing.Translating
Great location, everything clean. The swimming pool is rather noisy, but when children are having fun, that's okay. We were passing through for two days, which was fine. Shopping available at reception with everything you need.Translating
Quiet campsite, sanitary facilities are clean. The reception staff are friendly and helpful. The roads on the site are a little narrow, but easily passable with a VW Transporter. Larger motorhomes were also present. There is a swimming pool—as is often the case in France, swim trunks are compulsory (no shorts allowed). The restaurant serves delicious pizzas, around €10–15.Translating
Excellent welcome and a very good, well-located, very clean campsite. €23 for ACSI card holders.Translating
The access road is a small adventure. Friendly reception. Heated, covered pool. Sanitary facilities okay. Not a place for us to stay longer, but fine for one night.Translating
Sheltered compact campsite. Close to beach and lovely walk round cliff to the town. Facilities average with lukewarm showers and no loo roll. 7.5 metre vans maximum.
Good location and it looked well maintained. Terribly poorly maintained steep road down to it. Full even in the off-season. They did allow us to stay the next morning in a sort of parking area, but because of the atmosphere and attitude that was immediately noticeable at reception, we decided not to.Translating
We went down this very steep and completely potholed slope with a 7 m motorhome—which was already an ordeal—only to arrive in front of a sign saying: full! I won't even describe the maneuver required to climb back up in reverse. So I have no opinion to give about the campsite, but motorhome owners: stay away!Translating
New restaurant team and pool renovated, very welcoming campsite team... Sandrine and Yann have been running the brand-new restaurant with patience and humor since this year. Prices are affordable and the menu is high quality. Facilities are clean and pitches depend on the vehicles arriving. The sea is 200 meters away. Recommended. Alain and Christine, the diabetics.Translating
We turned around because it was full. They offered us a place on the edge of the road, with no privacy. The access road is completely destroyed. Avoid.Translating
Difficult access; the road is not passable on arrival. The pitches are quite small and not really suitable for a van or motorhome. Positive point: a heated indoor pool. €26 per pitch for two people.Translating
Avoid: run-down sanitary facilities, a passing train, and a parking-space-sized spot for motorhomes rather than a proper pitch—you are practically on top of one another. The woman at reception was very cold, and the road to the campsite is very steep with lots of large potholes. Turn around.Translating
Pleasant, quiet little campsite, not far from the lovely beach. Clean sanitary facilities. You can walk from the campsite via a coastal path that is sometimes a little steep. Otherwise, pleasant welcome. A minor drawback: the shower was a little cool around 8 p.m. I recommend it. We are not people looking for luxury campsites. Correction: the showers are cold at all times.Translating
Spent two nights. Small pitches, cold showers, and electricity compulsory. €53.Translating
We were there for the campsite reopening, with well-made pitches, some of which are still being renovated. I especially recommend the restaurant for its simple, very good food and pleasant service.Translating
Still well occupied and fully booked in the shoulder season. Okay for one or two nights on the Côte Vermeille, but nothing special. €30 per night for three people. Above 6.5 m in length it gets difficult—unless you can drive better than I can ;-)Translating
Campsite without charm that needs thorough renovation. Everything is run-down. Where its four stars come from is a mystery to me.
€140 for two nights, two adults and two children. Electricity compulsory. Okay, it is July, but that's excessive. I moved on.
Easy access by van. Friendly welcome, but they do not hold back on prices: electricity is imposed “in connection with our pitch,” regardless of the pitch—there is no actual obligation to connect?! Excessive prices compared with similar sites. Terraced campsite with different levels, very clean sanitary facilities, and beach access in a few minutes. Good for a stopover, but no particular charm.
Small campsite that deserves a good refresh. Pitches are not easy for large vehicles. High-season prices are expensive. Its advantage is that it is close to Collioure, even though it is uphill, and close to a beach. Note: a very pleasant and friendly welcome!
Basic little campsite, with a narrow and steep access road. Sandy, so there is a lot of dust. Shade from trees, pitches close together, and hardly any privacy. Friendly reception and nice staff. Sanitary facilities clean and cleaned several times a day. Old toilets with very powerful flushing. The ground is always dirty because the paths are sandy. Private access to the sea. Baguettes and croissants can be preordered.
Spent two nights in a motorhome. A simple campsite, just as we like them, very close to the beach and coastal path. Friendly welcome.