Surrounded by a Mediterranean climate and protected by the Alpine mountains, Camping Marvilla Parks - Les Gorges de Provence blends seamlessly into the lush, unspoilt countryside. Take advantage of the swimming pool and paddling pool to cool off, have fun and relax.
During the school summer vacations, family activities are offered. Children and teenagers can take part in activities organized for 4-13 and 14-17 year-olds.
There's a snack bar, takeaway and grocery store on site to make your stay easier. You'll also be able to enjoy a range of sporting activities (basketball, petanque, tennis, ping-pong) and direct access to the Gorges du Verdon for exhilarating canoe trips.
Camping Marvilla Parks - Les Gorges de Provence ★★★★
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Aquatic area
Enjoy the heated outdoor swimming pool and its small pool accessible throughout the season.
- Free deckchairs
- Beach umbrellas
with a small pool
- Open from 25 May to 15 September
- Free
Activities and animations proposed
ON-site and nearby services
Ratings on Camping Marvilla Parks - Les Gorges de Provence ★★★★
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We booked our stay through Eurocamps and having stayed in a Eurocamp resort in Sardinia earlier this year we thought we had gone into this with realistic expectations. It didn't, however, meet these expectations (not even a little bit).
Our initial pull to this resort was the Gorge, but for us - that... was the only good thing unfortunately. When we arrived, the accommodation was very basic, we didn't have any bed linen or towels despite having booked them, and our mobile home didn't have any air conditioning which made it unbearable in the 35 degree heat. Upon arrival (after reception had closed) we had a tense couple of hours while we tried to track down some staff to ensure we had something to sleep on - we thought we'd have to sleep in the car! We also didn't get the bed rail in the toddler kit that we had requested, instead being given a broken travel cot where the side rails wouldn't lock in and it kept collapsing with my daughter in it.
We were given 2 small fans to keep our family of 5 cool (we'd actually have been better standing over the children and wafting them with a piece of paper as the fans were very ineffective). There was no oven or grill so we could only cook with the hob or microwave - we managed OK with this until the microwave overheated and broke which then meant we couldn't sterilise our baby's bottles. The beds weren't comfortable, the plastic covered mattresses meant that the bed linen constantly slipped off and as it was so hot we had to sleep with all the windows open which meant we got eaten alive at night by insects. One good thing about the accommodation was the water pressure and temperature of the shower - I was expecting something rather disappointing and actually it was a cracking shower!
The Eurocamp website listing explains that there's a restaurant, snack bar and bar - these are in fact all one-and-the-same. The restaurant menu is very limited if you don't eat meat/fish and it's VERY expensive (the most expensive meals we ate were at the camp site and we ate in some really lovely restaurants off-site). The pizzas from the snack bar however were delicious and came very quickly!! The staff in the restaurant work very hard and are busy all night long so kudos to them. The most frustrating thing about the restaurant was that it had nights where it was "reservations only" and served a set menu but the reception staff didn't inform us of this so we got caught out a couple of times where we went to go for dinner and couldn't because we hadn't pre-booked. I think a simple mention at check-in would go a long way so guests don't get caught out.
Again the website said it has an on-site grocery store and a bakery, when in fact the bakery is just a shelf behind the till in the shop. The shop is also very expensive, some cheese, a cucumber and crackers cost over €10 and if you don't have one of the more luxurious mobile homes the BBQs are €10 per half day to hire or €80 for a week. That being said the shop is very well equipped and the fresh baguettes and croissants were delicious and they had fresh produce on the bakery shelf being restocked all day.
The pool was VERY busy (we never got even one sun lounger) and the water was so warm, but the water slides were very fun and quite refreshing compared to the bath-temperature swimming pools! At the risk of sounding like goldilocks, I've never come across a pool that's too hot on holiday before, they're usually too cold!
The evening entertainment was OK - it was very loud and some nights went on late into the night. The shows were varied though. The water sports rental staff were really helpful and friendly too.
The reception staff were also very helpful and tried their best (where they could) to resolve any issues that we presented, they gave us one additional fan, but it came completely unassembled and we were given no tools so my partner had to be quite creative with ways to assemble and tighten screws; when a group of 10 of us needed to find somewhere to eat as the restaurant had one of it's themed nights on unexpectedly they rang around a number of local restaurants until they found somewhere that could take us which was really kind of them.
For me, the pull to this resort is the Gorge, but there's a lot that could be improved in this resort to make it feel 4* - if it were in a different location without having the Gorge shore we would have ended up leaving and finding somewhere else to stay, but thankfully the Gorge and some lovely friends we made along the way saved the holiday for us!
The site was clean and tidy. Had just had a pool upgrade. Temperatures for whole stay remained above 35c everyday. The pool is too small really for the size of the site, and at times the pool was very congested. The water was warm! Our daughters enjoyed the slides and the ice creams at the bar.
The... shop was well stocked and reasonably priced.
You can hire canoes and pedalos from the site and go up the gorges which was pleasant.
The entertainment is is the native language and so for our teenagers really enjoyed time reading. We didn't pay for WiFi and there is no signal!
The road into the campsite is hairpin bends and 1 in 2 hills with steep drops. Hated it.
Saint coix was beautiful. We would go down in the late afternoon and park up for free by the lake.
We booked with Canvas Holidays who state
"We are more than satisfied that the Health & Safety standards at Le Coteau de la Marine are of an adequate standard; indeed they are of a standard approved by the appropriate local authorities."
Music blaring and a DJ screaming late into the night across the entire campground so it’s impossible to sleep. No access to the water. No shade in the crowded pool. No consideration for COVID — it’s like they want everyone to get infected in parties and crowded opening ceremony with no masks. It’s... abysmal. Worst campground.
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Although we had a nice week I would echo a lot of the previous reviews. We had an ecotent which was good, spacious etc. The rest of the facilities- toilets, showers, washing station were all poor. We didn't have any hot water to wash up for a week. Toilets were small for the amount of tents, unisex and... no toilet roll or soap provided!!!!
The pool area was tired and dirty. The floor was uneven and the tiles in the pool were damaged. At peak times there was no beds for the amount of people . We had to go at 930 in the morning or after 5pm
The site it in a beautiful location but if you dont want to rent equipment you had to drive to the lake/ gorges. Not a major problem but just an fyi (it's a gorgeous area)
My kids wouldnt go to the kids club as we were the only british people on the site so all activities and announcements were presented in French so was difficult to get involved- again not a major issue for us but something to consider
The restaurant was fine but expensive for what you get, takeaway pizza was very average
There was one thunder storm whilst we were there and our power went out. We told reception and they got it sorted within the hour
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