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Hi

If you dont mind the drive why not go to the south of france

www.holidaygreen.com

I know our managers have space for the 2 weeks your after,if you drop me a line I will give you their details.The only drawback is it isnt smaller than 300 pitches,but has a cracking pool complex and lovely mobile homes/chalets.

Mandy

First, have you tried directly with the site to find accommodation there?  If so and it's the site that doesn' have any availability in it's own accommodation, then have you also tried via Eurocamp, and Keycamp, which also have mobiles and tents there? 

If so, and none have anything then what about this one - Chateau du Boisson?  We stayed there in about 1984!  I know that's a long time ago, and I'm not recommending it on that basis, but we've been back since to have another look.  It's set on two levels, at the bottom of the hill are some open pitches, and some mobiles, and then there are other more established shady pitches, and some mobiles at the top of the hill  - where the pools, bar, restaurant, etc are.

As far as I know there are several tour operators offering accommodation there, and the site also arranges it's own mobiles.  It does have a water-slide - but isn't the sort of place where it's over-run by teenagers going wild.  We did have a meal there, with friends, not that long ago, and it was really nice - in a vaulted restaurant.

There's a castle on site, and you're probably about an hour and a half from the coast.  Perhaps a bit further than Massereau, but not that much.

Try  Camping la Palombiere or Camping les Granges in Dordogne , not exactly on the West Coast but lovely campsites with lots of facilities and definately great pool complexes with slides.

www.lapalombiere  or www.lesgranges

Here's one in the Vendee, about 12miles from the coast.
http://www.camping-val-de-vie.com/

Oh dear, just noticed that you wanted a water slide, and I don't think they have one there.  Though the municipal swimming pool is opposite - maybe they have one...

Angela