Sites et Paysages Caravaning Lou P’tit Poun

Alan Rogers Review

Part of the Sites et Paysages group, the manicured grounds surrounding Lou P’tit Poun give it a well-kept appearance, a theme carried throughout this very pleasing site which opened in 1989. It is only after arriving at the car park you feel confident it is not a private estate.

Beyond this point, an abundance of shrubs and trees is revealed. Behind a central sloping flower bed lies the open-plan reception area. The avenues around the site are wide, and the 168 pitches (142 for touring) are spacious. All have 10A electricity, many also have water and drainage, and low hedges separate some. The jovial owners welcome their guests and extend their enthusiasm to organising weekly entertainment (at the café/restaurant) for young and old during high season.

Facilities

Two unisex sanitary blocks, maintained to a high standard and kept clean, include washbasins in cabins, a baby bath and Accessible facilities. Laundry facilities with washing machine and dryer. Motorhome services. Shop, bar and café/restaurant (all seasonal). Outdoor swimming pool (all season). Play area. Games room, TV. Half-court tennis. No charcoal barbecues. WiFi on the part of the site (charged).

• Accommodation to Rent
• American Motor Homes
• Bar Nearby
• Bar on Site
• Bicycle Hire Nearby
• Book Online
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Outdoor Pool Heated
• Outdoor Pool on Site
• Restaurant
• Riding Nearby
• Seaside Beach Nearby
• Shop Nearby
• Shop on Site
• Takeaway Food
• TV on Site
• Twin Axle Caravans Accepted
• Wifi Chargeable
• Wifi Partial Site

Accessibility

• Accessible parking
• Accessible pitches
• Accessible bar / restaurant
• Accessible reception
• Accessible shower
• Accessible WC
• Proximity to accessible transport
• Onsite movement (dropped kerbs)

Green Credentials

• Clef Verte - Green Key
• Energy-saving lighting
• Reduced water consuming toilets
• Composting toilets
• Re-use of rainwater
• Recycling points
• Communal composting facilities
• Reduced use of single-use items
• Insect hotels and preservation of natural habitat
• Native tree planting programme
• Responsible land management (limited or zero use of fertiliser)
• Responsible water management (no outflows into rivers)

Location

Leave A63 at exit 6 and join D817 towards Pau. Site is signed at Leclerc supermarket. Continue for 3.5 km. and site is clearly signed on right.