Hi, we stopped over for a week last Easter on our way back from a skiing holiday. It gets good reviews on tripadvisor so lots of people have obviously had a great time there.
We stayed in a Canvas holidays caravan which wappeared clean enough until my some spilled some water on the sofa and I used a towel to dry it off, the towel also picked up a fair amount of grot off the upholstery (urgh).
We also felt that the swimming pool had seen better days and the changing room floors were filthy. The outdoor beach/pool had a very sinister foam floating on the far side of it which we didn't notice until we had let our children play in the water.
The boating pool was fabulous and the kids spent hous paddling canoes up and down for not very much money at all! There are also lots of table tennis tables dotted around the park, in fact there is a wonderful purpose built barn dedicated to table tennis and they are free to play on, (take your own kit though).
The bakery was excellent.
The walk down into the old town is lovely and all the locals were very friendly and keen to teach our DC's French.
There is a lovely hidden parkland area which leads down to a peaceful river, we went down there every day and saw Hoopoes, Serins and heard Nightingales and Cuckoo. In the nearby Forest of Compiegne we also saw Black Woodpecker which made DH's day!
Pierrefronds Castle (sp?) is close by and good for a day out, they were filming the kids TV show 'Merlin' when we were there.
The only other Brit's that we saw were families with toddlers who were quietly walking to/from the bakery clutching baguettes, they looked like they might read the Gaurdian
The Canvas rep's were very helpful, we arrived late and stressed (4am) they were waiting for us and were just pleased that we were ok! After that they left us totally alone but their little kiosk was always open.
Finally there did, on occasion, seem to be a bit of a strong whiff of sewage and a very smelly tanker kept driving around the site
which was a bit off putting