Camping de la Ferme

A long time ago.
In 1971, when I was 11 years old and my late sister was 8 years old, my father drove our family of 4 from near Bristol, England all the way down to the cote D'Azur. We stayed at Camping De La Ferme for 2 weeks, in what were then caravans (English term). I have recollections of our stay 55 years later- there was a bar where everyone used to hang out; some kind of farmhouse style shop (I think) that I remember selling Chiclet gum from a small machine, and walking to the toilets (carrying a roll of toilet paper, haha) and the showers. There were chickens to. Over the years I have wondered what happened to Camping De La Ferme, and I tried- unsuccessfully- to find it on the map. until today, when a casual enquiry with AI revealed that it is still there, after all this time! That news made me very happy, especially considering that my father died 5.5 years ago aged 85 and my sister died, unexpectedly, in March at age 63. My hope is to return to the south of France sometime in the foreseeable future and return to Camping De La Ferme, even if only to see it once again. Thank you for being such a wonderful part of my childhood. Merci.

Camping recommandé!!!
J'ai passé mon week end de la pentecôte dans ce camping. J'y ai loué un lodge, c'est un nouveau mobil-home mais en beaucoup mieux, très confortable, il était impeccable car les nouveaux propriétaires améliorent ce camping et le lodge fait partie des nouveautés de l'année 2011. La propreté qui est un critère important à mes yeux est irréprochable. J'ai trouvé dans ce camping tout ce que j'étais venue chercher, la mer est très proche du camping, environ 600-700 mètres, le camping est calme, bien arboré, proches des commerces (aussi bien d'un hypermarché que des petits commerçants de La Napoule), les prix sont abordables et l'accueil est au top. Je m'y suis tellement plu que j'y retourne au mois de juillet.