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15/9/2018 at 9:40pm
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Hi Frannyvan
Camping Bel was the first of those we'd been to, and the only one that we have (so far) returned to. It's smaller than the other two but also quieter. In family terms it's probably more suited for younger children than teenagers. The facilities are spotless, some nice play areas dotted around the site. The only real criticism is the pool - it's noticeably colder and smaller than the pools at Letty and Logis or at least it was the last time we were there, in 2016). However, I would say that the location is probably the best of the three - short walk to the beach, part of a nice little town that isn't too resort-y, and a short walk to a good Super-U. With the other two you have to drive to either a supermarket/town/beach. I would say cycle, but I don't think the area around Letty is great for cycling with young children, and although Logis has some nice cycle paths going towards the beach, the routes to the supermarket are also unsuitable for young cyclists. Camping Bel has some nice cycle routes around it, but you don't *need* wheels to get to places.
At La Tranche the sand is softer than Letty and the beach is more family friendly (less steep shelfing, weaker currents). La Tranche's beach is close to the town so has access to more facilities than La Palmyre (beach near Logis) or Plage de Kerler (beach near Letty). It can get windy, but so can the other two areas.
I think as a place, I warmed to Letty more than Le Logis - the beach elevates Le Logis I think. But for me La Tranche has the feeling of a second home. I am likely to go back to Letty and possibly to Le Logis, but I'm almost certain to go back to Bel, although maybe not for a while yet.
If you can deal with a fairly cold pool or can find alternatives (like the nearby beach) then you are likely to like Camping Bel, I would think (depending on e.g. age of any children).
Hope that helps :)
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