Campsite Lac des 3 Vallées - Yelloh Village - 5 stars Stay at a campsite in the heart of Gers nature

Traveller Reviews Google Campsite Lac des 3 Vallées - Yelloh Village

4.3 sur 5 1383 reviews

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  3 sur 5 Reviews posted by Hervé (Hervé) on 06/09/2025

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  2 sur 5 Reviews posted by Olivier Anne-Sophie on 04/09/2025

  Very disappointing No campsite maintenance Zero food because everything is broken The pool: waterfall broken and unrepaired Even the clock batteries haven't been changed The lifeguards spend more time talking among themselves than supervising swimming Understaffed at the pool area The only positive point: good show in the evening

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  4 sur 5 Reviews posted by Karen Carpentier on 02/09/2025

  The campsite is large, the tent we rented is original, the aquatic area is huge and very fun (jacuzzi, path with current, slides, paddling pool). We can also note that the swimming pool remained open longer than we were on heatwave alert, it's a great initiative. The leisure area accessible with an additional charge is quite nice, but the most attractive structures are not open all the time and in full sun on very hot days it is unbearable the synthetic grass and the structures are boiling. There is a lack of shade in certain areas of the campsite, swimming pool, leisure area and vegetation, our lodge tent had a very nice terrace at the back but without shade sail or greenery we only enjoyed it at sunset. On the other hand, we found the overall standard to be more 4-star than 5-star. The tent wasn't spotless, we had noisy neighbors, but security didn't stop it. The pool could do with some renovations; the tiles were removed, the deck was worn. The fishing lake is a quiet, bucolic spot perfect for walking. The mini-farm is a bit disappointing, with two enclosures with no particular amenities. For teenagers, it's a dream: City skatepark, volleyball court, ping-pong table, pedal boat, paddleboard... There's no playground for children around ten years old. We had a very good stay at this campsite, especially the younger ones.