Camping Les Bouleaux

Spacious campground, clean restrooms, friendly owners, pleasant atmosphere.

A campground where you can hear the birds singing. We were here during the very hot days. It was nice to have a spot in the shade.
Everything is well taken care of. Friendly welcome, super clean restrooms. Restaurant with a terrace, bread delivery service.
Beautiful surroundings. You’ll definitely need an e-bike, though, because even though the supermarket is fairly close, it’s still quite a climb to get there and back from the campground. A bike ride to the ship lift is highly recommended. It’s very interesting to see. It’s 7 km from the campground, but there’s a steep climb there too—though the descent is a bonus😊 We travel in a camper, so the bike is our main mode of transportation from the campground. A bike ride to Eschbourg-Graufthal is also lovely.

A beautiful, picturesque campground. Very welcoming. Great bread service and a nice restaurant. The pool was wonderful during the heat. It was cleaned every day. And the sites were spacious. All in all, a very successful vacation.

We spent a night here on our trip through Alsace.
So far, it’s the best campground we’ve found all week.
Run by a charming and incredibly friendly couple, they have a small pool to cool off in (there was a heat wave), very large campsites—most of which are shaded—a dishwasher, a washing machine, a dryer, and spacious showers.
They have a small café where you can grab a cold drink or grab a bite for lunch or dinner. They’re open until 10:00 p.m.
They also showed the 2026 World Cup match.
You can order bread and pastries for the next day.
About 40 minutes from Strasbourg.
Everything was perfect; I wish we could have stayed longer, but we’re on our way to Brussels.
€39 per night for a motorhome site with electricity, for 3 adults and one child.

Nice campground (though a bit crowded). Very friendly and helpful staff (including the owners). Delicious bread service, a lovely little pool, and clean restrooms.

You’ll receive a warm welcome at the campground and be shown to your site. The sites are spacious, and most still have a nice grassy surface. The restrooms are spread across two buildings, one of which has already been nicely renovated.
The shower water is wonderfully warm.
You can order bread for the next morning, and there’s a small restaurant on site. There are some lovely walks to take in the area. We had a great time here for five days.
If you’re coming via the A44 and the D661, don’t take the first exit toward the viaduct; instead, drive a few hundred meters further, and you’ll see the sign for the campground. This route is easier and less steep.