South of France recommendations

[TheLittleFriend]

Hi
Does anyone have any suggestions for a South of France holiday villa / cottage type holiday. We’ve only done all inc before, but would like to go self catering now kids are older and I’ve had enough of buffets!
We still like the idea of a shared pool and maybe a play area though. Is there something that’s in between a resort and being totally on your own? Thanks

www.babyfriendlyboltholes.co.uk/child-friendly-accommodation/le_chèvrefeuille__passiflore-45902/#panel-overview This is a B&B with two self catered gites. There is a good sized pool with sun-loungers, umbrellas and towels. Kids will enjoy the table football, swings, collection of animals to handle and the indoor toy room with TV and kids DVDs. Next door there's a horse riding Centre and nearby there's a lakeside beach and a nice water park. Guests can request cookery lessons, demonstrations and market tours. There's a good collection of bikes available and a laundrette.

belairgites.com/kids/ This one is close to sandy beaches and a few pretty awesome local attractions. There are 4 cottages and a larger farmhouse. Outside there's a large playing field with swings, slide, climbing frame and trampolineand tunnels. The outdoor heated pool is fenced and gated. Indoor play barn.

www.franceforfamilies.com/property/pagel/ This is a cluster of 7 gites and 2 lodges with optional children's activities such as arts, crafts and den building. There's a weekly communal BBQ and although it's self-catered accommodation, you can order meals to be delivered to your door. You can also order a welcome pack and a massage at your accommodation! There's a large garden and woodland to explore with trampoline, playfort and wooden pirate ship. Indoor play barn too. The pool is large and inflatables are provided.

Thanks for those suggestions