Question 1

🍏 My iPhone / iPad / MacBook keep disconnecting from WiFi

Accepted Answer

On Apple devices, Wi-Fi Assist is enabled by default and may cause frequent disconnections from the campsite WiFi.

🔄 Why disable it?

When the WiFi signal becomes weak (e.g., inside your accommodation), your iPhone automatically switches to mobile data (4G/5G). What happens:

You stay connected to the internet, but via mobile data, not WiFi
The WiFi network no longer detects activity and disconnects your session to free up bandwidth
You’ll need to reconnect manually
You may think you're using WiFi… but you're actually using your data plan!

🛠️ How to turn off Wi-Fi Assist:

Go to Settings
Tap Cellular (or Mobile Data)
Scroll all the way down
Toggle off Wi-Fi Assist

🔒 Also turn off “Limit IP Tracking”

Still in the WiFi settings:

Tap the campsite network
Disable Limit IP Tracking

📖 See the detailed Apple Official Support article for detailed steps.

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Question 2

📶  No WiFi signal? Here’s what to do

Accepted Answer

💡 No worries – let’s fix this together!

Q: 🍏 My iPhone / iPad / MacBook keep disconnecting from WiFi

On Apple devices, Wi-Fi Assist is enabled by default and may cause frequent disconnections from the campsite WiFi. <h3 id="whydisableit">🔄 Why disable it?</h3> When the WiFi signal becomes weak (e.g., inside your accommodation), your iPhone automatically switches to mobile data (4G/5G). What happens: <ul> <li>You stay connected to the internet, but via mobile data, not WiFi</li> <li>The WiFi network no longer detects activity and disconnects your session to free up bandwidth</li> <li>You’ll need to reconnect manually</li> <li>You may think you're using WiFi… but you're actually using your data plan!</li> </ul> <h3 id="howtoturnoffwifiassist">🛠️ How to turn off Wi-Fi Assist:</h3> <ol> <li>Go to Settings</li> <li>Tap Cellular (or Mobile Data)</li> <li>Scroll all the way down</li> <li>Toggle off Wi-Fi Assist</li> </ol> <h3 id="alsoturnofflimitiptracking">🔒 Also turn off “Limit IP Tracking”</h3> Still in the WiFi settings: <ul> <li>Tap the campsite network</li> <li>Disable Limit IP Tracking</li> </ul> <blockquote> 📖 <a href="https://support.apple.com/fr-fr/102022">See the detailed Apple Official Support article</a> for detailed steps. </blockquote> ![Capture Apple support Disable Limit IP Tracking]](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/a185a1093d7c6800/screenenglish_10x3t5o.png)

In most campsites, WiFi antennas are installed outside the accommodations. So the signal can be weaker inside your mobile home or bungalow.

✅ Try this:

Move close to a window or door, ideally on the terrace side.
Step outside your accommodation if possible.
Avoid corners – walls and panels block signal.
Enable auto-connect in your WiFi settings.

🍏 On iPhone or iPad? 👉 Wifi issues on iPhone/iPad

🛠️ Still no signal?

Double check the network name (SSID).
Restart your device and try again. 💬 Need help? Use the chat on the WiFi portal – we’ll help you get connected!

Question 3

🐢 4G or WiFi: not the same network, not the same experience!

Accepted Answer

rouble making calls, slow videos, or apps freezing for no reason? Let’s clear things up 👇

🛰️ Mobile network (4G/5G): not always reliable, especially on holiday

The area you’re staying in might be:

far from your mobile operator’s antennas
or simply overloaded, especially in high season (hello fellow vacationers 🏖️) What happens?
Slow or no internet
Calls go straight to voicemail
Bad audio quality ➡️ This has nothing to do with the campsite or our WiFi. Only your mobile operator is responsible for mobile network coverage.

📡 The good alternative? Campsite WiFi

Good news: our WiFi is here to help. ✅ It works independently from 4G ✅ It’s managed and optimized for every user ✅ It supports:

Web browsing
Emails & instant messaging (WhatsApp, Messenger…)
Voice & video calls over WiFi
Social media
Streaming (audio & video – standard quality)
Downloading music or films from VOD platforms

📲 Our pro tips:

Turn on your WiFi connection
Switch off mobile data to stay stable
Enable WiFi Calling/SMS in your settings
Use messaging apps (WhatsApp, Signal, etc.) 💡 With just a few clicks, you get a stable, smooth connection — included or available for purchase on site.

Question 4

I didn’t receive my WiFi code – What happened?

Accepted Answer

No worries! If you didn’t receive your WiFi code by email, it usually means your payment wasn’t completed. Here are the most common reasons 👇

❌ Why the payment may have failed:

💳 You didn’t validate the payment in your banking app
⏱️ Time ran out before you confirmed the payment → it was cancelled
🔒 Your bank card isn’t compatible with 3D Secure authentication
🚫 Your bank declined the transaction

✅ How to know if your payment was successful:

Every valid payment automatically sends a confirmation email and your WiFi code to the email address you entered. 👉 If you didn’t receive anything, and no money was taken from your account: ➡️ The payment failed ➡️ You weren’t charged

🔁 What to do now:

Refresh the page and try again
Or go back to the WiFi login page and start a new request 💡 Be sure to validate the transaction in your bank app if prompted.

💬 Need help?

📲 Open the chat at the bottom right corner of your screen and send us:

your email address
the name of the campsite If our support team is unavailable, we’ll reply by email as soon as possible.

Question 5

🖥️ WiFi login page not showing on your PC? Here’s what to do:

Accepted Answer

Sometimes the WiFi login (captive portal) doesn’t appear automatically. Follow these steps to solve the issue on a Windows PC:

🛡️ 1. Temporarily disable antivirus or VPN

Some antivirus software or VPNs block redirection to the login page. → Disable them temporarily to allow access to the WiFi portal.

⚙️ 2. Disable random MAC address

In Windows 11, random hardware addresses are often enabled by default. This can prevent the WiFi system from recognizing your device correctly. To disable it:

Go to Start > Settings > Network & Internet > WiFi
Turn off “Use random hardware address”

🔁 3. Forget the network and reconnect

Right-click on the network name
Select “Forget”
Turn WiFi off, then on again
Reconnect to the campsite WiFi from the list of available networks

Question 6

🍏 WiFi issues on iPhone/iPad

Accepted Answer

📱 Trouble connecting your iPhone or iPad to WiFi?

You’re trying to get online at the campsite, but the WiFi login page doesn’t appear? Or maybe your connection keeps dropping?

Don’t worry — you’re not alone! This is a common issue with Apple devices. Let’s fix it together ✅

🔎 Why does this happen?

🔄 iOS doesn’t always detect captive portals properly.

📡 Your device may switch from WiFi to 4G if the connection seems blocked.

🕐 The session might expire if Safari is closed.

🔋 Low-power mode can pause the connection.

✅ What you can try

Open Safari and visit www.google.com.

Stay in Safari a few seconds after connecting.

Avoid locking the screen immediately.

Make sure "Auto-Join" is enabled in WiFi settings.

If needed, “Forget the network” and reconnect.

💬 Still need help?

Chat with our team directly from the WiFi login portal.

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