INTERNAL RULES
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I. – GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. Conditions of admission and stay
To be admitted to enter, settle or stay
on a campsite, you must have been authorized by
the manager or his representative. The latter is
obliged to ensure the proper maintenance and good order of the
campsite as well as compliance with the application
of these internal rules.
Staying on the campsite implies
acceptance of the provisions of these rules and
the commitment to comply with them.
No one may elect domicile there.
2. Police formalities
Minors unaccompanied by their parents
will only be admitted with written authorization from them.
In application of article R. 611-35 of the code of entry
and residence of foreigners and the right of asylum, the
manager is required to have the foreign client fill out and sign, upon arrival, an
individual police form. It must mention
in particular:
1° The name and first names;
2° The date and place of birth;
3° The nationality;
4° The usual place of residence.
Children under 15 years of age may appear on
the form of one of the parents.
3. Installation
The outdoor accommodation and the related equipment
must be installed at the location indicated
in accordance with the instructions given by the
manager or his representative.
4. Reception office
Open from April to October.
At the reception office, you will find all
information on the campsite's services,
information on the possibilities for supplies,
sports facilities, tourist attractions in the
surroundings and various addresses that may be
useful.
A system for collecting and processing
complaints is available to customers in the form of a digital
welcome booklet.
5. Display
These internal regulations are displayed at the entrance to the
campsite and at the reception office. They are given to
each customer who requests them.
For classified campsites, the
classification category with the mention tourism or leisure and the
number of tourism or leisure pitches are
displayed.
The prices of the various services are communicated
to customers under the conditions set by order of the
Minister responsible for consumption and can be consulted at the
reception.
6. Departure procedures
Customers are invited to notify the reception office of
their departure the day before. Customers intending to leave before the opening time of the
reception office must pay for their stay the day before.
7. Noise and silence
Customers are requested to avoid any noise and discussions
that could disturb their neighbors.
Sound equipment must be adjusted
accordingly. Door and trunk closings must be as discreet as possible.
Dogs and other animals must never be
left free. They must not be left on the
campsite, even locked up, in the absence of
their owners, who are civilly responsible for them.
The manager ensures the peace and quiet of his customers by
setting times during which silence must be total.
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8. Visitors
After having been authorized by the manager or his
representative, visitors may be admitted to the
campsite under the responsibility of the campers who receive them.
The customer may receive one or more visitors at the reception. The
services and facilities of the campsites are
accessible to visitors. However, the use of these
facilities may be subject to a fee that must be
displayed at the entrance to the campsite and at the reception office.
Visitors' cars are prohibited in the
campsite.
9. Traffic and parking of vehicles
Inside the campsite, vehicles
must drive at a speed limit of 10 km/h.
Traffic is permitted from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Only vehicles belonging to campers staying there may drive
in the campsite.
Parking is strictly prohibited on the
sites usually occupied by the accommodations unless a parking space has
been provided for this purpose. Parking must not
impede traffic or prevent new arrivals from settling in.
