La Croix du Sud

This beautiful complex has definitely been designed with families in mind. It features a main pool plus a spacious sun terrace, alongside a splash playground, paddling pools and waterslides. If you’re in need of some relaxation, there’s an inviting hot tub.

If you're feeling peckish, head to the ice cream parlour & creperie at your parc. You can also order your meal: pizzas, paninis, sandwiches, fries, as well as full takeaway dishes and salads. Or, of course, you can eat on the terrace of your parc’s restaurant where you can enjoy Catalan specialties made from local products. There are themed meals three times a week with the essential mussels and fries every Friday. You can meet up with friends for a cocktail, an ice cream in your bar, the real heart of the campsite with nightly entertainment.

We’ve gathered together everything you need to know about your parc in one handy place. From what to know before you arrive, to those all -important guidelines to make your stay on parc as smooth as possible. Take a minute to get up to speed on your new summer home.

From aqua aerobics sessions to gentle boules games, tennis to an indoor gym, there's plenty going on here.

Roussillon is where French and Spanish culture meets. It’s in French Catalonia, a fascinating area, loved for its beautiful beaches, traditional towns and villages, and crumbling hilltop castles.

Le Barcarès is the closest town. You’ll find this traditional fishing village sitting snugly against the Mediterranean in southern France, with a golden stretch of sand and a promenade dotted with shops, bars and restaurants. Be sure to pay a visit to the Lydia, a decommissioned steam ship from the 1930s that now houses a spa, restaurant and several bars.