Name: Camping le Montourey
Address: 2399 rue de Montourey, Frejus, Frejus, Frejus, 83600, France
Rating: 8

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Cannes-Mandelieu Airport

Palais des Festivals de Cannes

Castre Museum

Museum of the Sea

Cannes City Hall

Forville Provencal Food Market

Cannes Harbour

Rue d'Antibes

Croisette Beach

Casino Palm Beach

Gazagnaire Beach

Croisette Heliport

Parc Exflora

Juan-les-Pins Beach

Juan les Pins Palais des Congres

Pinede Garden

Picasso Museum

Provencal Market

Antibes Cathedral

Port Vauban

La Mole-Saint-Tropez Airport

Marineland Antibes

Cote D'Azur Airport

Phoenix Park

Promenade des Anglais

Albert 1st Gardens

Place Massena

Cours Saleya

Castle Hill

Marc Chagall National Museum

Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Place Garibaldi

Matisse Museum

University of Toulon

Camping le Montourey

Clean and well appointed accommodation with air con.  Mature site with great facilities.  Pool area clean, safe and well managed.  Lots to do locally.  Very friendly and helpful staff.  As we are vegetarian the food choices in local and the site restaurant were very restricted.

We have just returned from a wonderful two weeks at Le Montourey. Our mobilhome was amazing - beautifully clean on arrival and very new, with washing machine, dishwasher, tv. The parc is very well-maintained. My daughter and I especially enjoyed Sally's daily fitness classes, of which there were lots to choose! The Entertainment Team did a GREAT job! Le Montourey is very accessible for Frejus, Cannes, St Tropez etc. We benefited from having a car with us to enjoy the nearby towns.

One thing I regret is that I did not go to the nighttime entertainment until my last day. There was a foam party on and they had a DJ and hired a foam cannon, everything was flawless, as if the staff had rehearsed it many times and they had captured the attention of even the smallest children and the most elderly adults. The meal was delicious and well cooked. They also do takeaway, we had previously ordered chips from the takeaway and they were better than expected.

A brilliant site and not too large. Everything you would need for a relaxed holiday. Pool is spotless, staff friendly and attentive. Night time entertainment is real good fun. The restaurant is not overpriced and the food is delicious. I could write praises of the site for pages, so why not just visit yourself and see.....you wont be disappointed.

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Fabulous fortnight in Frejus!

Good nighttime entertaining 

Brilliant site

Lovely stay on a great site

Le Monterey camp site is well maintained, organised and clean, predominately catering for the French domestic market of families with children aged 0-11-years who largely holiday as regulars on the camp, there are very few families of other nationalities including British.   The camp site neighbours a large Garden Centre and Olive / Cypress Farm, situated near a main road system on the outskirts of  Frejus. There is no local transport links nearby, so a car is a complete necessity.  Please be aware that the site is not very well sign posted from the road and some in built car sat navs may have difficulty taking you to the correct location if they have not been updated with the latest road developments.  Several of the roads into the site are badly pot-holed, which does not bode well for the new fresh-faced visitor.  The site its-self has a one-way system with a speed limit and a gated registration identification system to enable motor vehicles to come and go at any time of day or night.  You need to register your car registration with the site prior to arrival.  Staff on site are friendly and speak/understand English, however, if you speak French (as we do) – even just a little you will get a more welcomed reception and made to feel more at ease.  Should you need assistance the staff are very quick to resolve the matter.  All the main amenities are located next to the entrance of the site which is primarily near the pool area such as the reception, kids club and playground, convenience store, restaurant/bar and evening entertainment and on-site toilets.  Throughout the site there are dedicated BBQ areas which all visitors can use.  You will find these are well equipped with charcoal, buckets of sand, water hoses etc.  
Accommodation is predominately privately owned which are holiday let on an Airbnb like basis via Siblu acting as the Agent.  First impressions are so important, so we were taken back by the standard of the accommodation, which was a let-down.  Although several of the cabins have similar layouts, many of the owners have personalised the inside and outside space of their cabins so the equipment and styling you get within each unit can be a bit hit and miss.  Our cabin felt cramped, cluttered, and eclectic in style both inside and out with the addition of furniture, pictures and personal photographs and soft furnishings.  The cabin floor also lacked cleanliness as did the external veranda which was a little shabby and very cluttered.  As a visitor there is a feeling of invading another’s personal space which made us feel uncomfortable so in this respect lacked the inviting vib, functionality and relaxing atmosphere you would expect from a professionally ran holiday let.   The beds within the accommodation needed to be dressed including the placement of mattress and pillow protectors, whilst you find accommodation for your luggage – which proved a little difficult due to a lack of storage/space.  There is no equipment list, so you will need to hunt through the cupboards to find the basics such as a kettle, toaster, bin, etc.  Some cabins have small worktop dishwashers, microwave, top-loading washing machine, vacuum cleaners, coffee machines etc as did ours but beware that they may not be manuals for all the appliances and you will need to buy in the dish-washing tablets, laundry detergent etc which for a week or two is probably not worth the expense, plus the larger ‘white’ goods do take up quite a lot of space in the cabin which is already highly restricted.  Owners who offer their cabins up as holiday lets really do need to learn how to de-personalise and de-clutter the accommodation prior to holiday letting, whereas Siblu needs to take responsibility to ensure that all the accommodation they offer is presented to a standardised professional criterion both inside and out to ensure that all their clients receive the same level of accommodation standards in layout, styling, equipment, and cleanliness. 
Check-in was easy, despite arriving early (2:30pm), we were presented with the keys straight way along with a site map, cabin number and wrist bands which allow you access to the site amenities.   Upon arrival to your cabin, you are presented with a small welcome pack consisting of a bottle of local wine, a box containing sachets of washing up liquid, sponge, bin liner, toilet roll, a menu for the restaurant, laundry bags, cleaning list for departure and bags containing fresh bed linen / towels.  But no information was given about opening times of the site shop, pool, restaurant and reception and entertainment timetable or anything about nearby amenities such as restaurants, bars and shops, these you needed to seek out for yourself.   
Evening entertainment runs from 7pm to 11:30pm and is commonly given in French aiming at the very young but alters later into the evening for the older generations, don’t expect West End quality performances.  Other forms of entertainment during the day are a kids club and poolside activities consisting of aqua aerobics and water games which everyone is welcome to partake in. Restaurant serves snack-based foods i.e., sandwiches with traditional English style chunky chips through the day, whilst the main menu is available from 7-10pm.  The menu is limited to pizzas, salads, Steak (British), and chicken (EU) dishes whilst the children’s menu is limited further still to chicken nuggets, pizzas, and sandwiches, however, each evening they offer specials i.e., Rotary Chicken, Mussels and Fries, etc. Note there is limited vegetarian/veg choices, and much is not traditionally French plus the portions are huge but tasty! If you don’t wish to eat in the restaurant, they are happy to serve as a take-away.  The on-site shop stocks the essentials but is very limited and expensive with opening times from 7:45am to 7pm, though you will get far better value for money and variety if you drive of site towards Frejus or Saint Raphael, where you will come across several independent outlets, take-aways, and small to medium supermarkets including Aldi and Lidl.    The site does not operate a swimming trunks policy so boys/men can wear board shorts in the pool.  The pools are open from 9am-7pm, very clean and well maintained with anti-slip surfacing and are always safe guarded throughout the day with up to 4-5 lifeguards on duty.  No outdoor shoes can be worn within the pool grounds and only bottled water can be consumed near the pool side.  There are many sunlounges and reclining chairs and a few fixed shaded areas, but these can be difficult to obtain after 2pm, which is when many of the families on site come to reside near the pool, so it’s best to hit the pool early morning.  For additional shade from the heat of the sun you can rent a pool parasol from reception.  
Verdict this campsite although well maintained, organised and reasonably clean, it can make you feel rather isolated in its location and dreary in its entertainment, as well as a little uninviting due to the standard of the accommodation.  If you prefer to be around other English-speaking families then some will find it rather solitary, whereas teenagers are likely to find it boring as our 3 girls did. We only spent 1-week at the site using it primarily as a base, but found it hard to truly relax into, because you don’t have the freedom of exploring the local sights, traditional restaurants, beaches, and marinas on foot,  you need to drive though most places are reachable within 10-15mins depending on where you wish to go, but then you need to take into consideration the parking which can be limited at certain times of the day and expensive until 7pm when parking becomes free.

Not the best for location

This site was little far out, we had to drive everywhere. 
This site is suited more towards toddlers we went with two other families all with teenagers, the lifeguards told them off for every move they were not allowed to play with a ball, jump in or splash.  The lifeguards told one of the little girls off for going down the slide backwards and she was barred from using the slides for the rest of the day, although they are only open minimum hours throughout the day.  The lifeguards seemed to tell our children off and not the french children, this was addressed and they denied it. 
Not enough entertainment for children. The evening entertainment was all in french eg bingo.

Le Montourey - poor

On arrival I noticed the upkeep of the site has gone drastically down hill , the weeds and a shrubs  were over grown and untidy , 
There was litter and rubbish all around the bin area . 
The resturant was a mess on several occasions . Dirty tables , soaked floors , 
Entertainment was not professional not good quality 
Staff un helpful as I was interested in buying a mobile . But after this visit I will now consider purchasing else where 
Very disappointed as the purpose of my visit was to see friends and buy a family holiday home ..

Terrible experience for the money charged

Where to begin. 
Arrived to be given a different cabin than expected and promised on booking  - 700 metres away / 3-5 minutes walk from the pool. I am a single father with two young kids .  I would have never booked this park on the basis My “misunderstanding” meant that it caused worry and significant hassle. In the end this occurrence took the pool out for us . We went to the beach instead and I think the kids enjoyed more as the pools are small, full and not great . 
The Cabin given was not clean on arrival . It had rubbish - empty water bottle in and a giant grasshopper insect to greet us in a cupboard. The cabin owner left me a notice above the gas cooker asking me not to use it and provided an electric hot plate. Siblu just told me to ignore the notice and cook as I wish. 
The online checkin is a joke as I was asked for a deposit again etc on arrival and spent 45 mins with young kids trying to get sorted. 
The young kid checking me in was out of her depth. 
The communal babeque area requirement meant we only had one barbecue all week. 
The restaurant managed to mess up the only order I gave them all week - two plain sandwiches for the kids which arrived with sauce and garnish so they wouldn’t eat them. 
On checking in I was told we could not have access to the cabin until 4.00pm yet they wanted us to be out of the cabin by 9.00am on departure day despite our late flight timing. A cabin cleaning explanation was provided which you pay extra for. Despite my pointing out that Siblu company policy was 10.00am, they still arrived at 9.00am knocking and every 20 mins (bullies) thereafter until I finally departed at 11.00am. 
I am amazed at some of the other reference comments written as they look very suspicious and conflicted to me . I agree that pillow cases not fitting was frustrating . You pay a lot of extras for laundry , cleaning etc. 
I was offered a €60 restaurant voucher when I complained . I didn’t take the risk. 

This was my first and last holiday experience with Siblu. My children did not have a great holiday . Don’t use this company or camp site.

Disaster of a holiday

The site has too many caravans. It's located at the back of an industrial park. Our caravan was very dirty. Barely enough space to park a car. Slippers were stolen at the pool. The staff didn't care.
This is far removed from four star accommodation. Le Montourey is terrible.

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