- 5 persons
- Pet friendly
- Private bathroom
- 2 bedrooms
Highlights of Galli Tiny-house
- Enjoying the outdoors
- Ideal for families
- Separate bedroom for the children
- Cozy terrace with furniture
General information
For nature lovers who don't want to compromise on comfort, the Tiny-house Galli is a gem! With its 27 m² of well-designed space, it offers a cozy and modern atmosphere.
Ideal for a family or a group of friends, this fully equipped space guarantees a well-deserved rest after a whole day of exploring.
As a bonus: a terrace where you can enjoy a coffee while admiring the scenery!
Facilities and activities at Galli Tiny-house
Accessibility
- Stairs to accommodation
Bedroom
- Double bed (2)
- Number of bedrooms (2)
- High sleeper (1)
Garden / Terrace
- Terrace / porch (covered)
- Private terrace
- Outdoor furniture
General
- Size (27)
- Smoke-free
- Pet-friendly options
- Storage
- Water tapping point
Kitchen
- Kitchen inventory
- Cookware
- Refrigerator (with freezer)
- Coffee machine (filter machine)
- Stove
- Kitchen
Living room
- Sitting area
- Dining area
Bathroom
- Bathroom (1)
- Shower (1)
- Toilet (1)
- Wash basin
Important park facilities and atmosphere
Onlycamp Camping Vauban
all park information- Ideal base to explore Alsace
- Outdoor swimming pool
(Sports) activities
- petanque court
Activities in the area
- cycling
- canoeing
- nature park (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
- picturesque villages
- walking
- winery (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
- national park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
Kids and teenagers
- playground (outdoor)
Location
- near a forest
Park facilities
- reception
- dog-walking area
- shop
- free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- English
- French
Swimming pool
- outdoor pool
- paddling pool
Unique properties
- small scale park
Food & Beverage
- takeaway meals
- snack bar
Holiday park
- Onlycamp
Availability and prices
Practical information
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Cancellation terms
Cancellation of stay
Cancellation (total or partial) by the CUSTOMER: If the CUSTOMER wishes to cancel his stay, he must notify ONLYCAMP by sending an e-mail to the camping address. ONLYCAMP reminds the CUSTOMER that in the absence of cancellation according to the provisions of this article, the CUSTOMER will be obliged to pay the entire amount due under the Contract. Regardless of the cancellation date, the file and optional insurance fees are non-refundable. The date of acknowledgment of receipt of the cancellation email shall determine any cancellation fee according to the rate below:
In rental housing :
- cost of 40% up to 30 days before the arrival date
- cost of 100% from 29 days before the arrival date
Cancellation by ONLYCAMP (excluding force majeure) : In the event of cancellation before the CUSTOMER's departure from his residence to the CAMPING AREA, the amounts paid by the CUSTOMER will be refunded in full by ONLYCAMP after notification of the cancellation by e-mail or registered letter and according to the provisions of article L 214-1 of the Consumer Code. In the event of cancellation after the CUSTOMER's departure from his place of residence to the campsite of his Lodging, ONLYCAMP undertakes to offer to CUSTOMERS an equivalent Lodging whereby possible price increases may be borne and, if the services accepted by the CUSTOMER are of inferior quality, ONLYCAMP will refund him the difference.
No use of additional services: Additional services booked by the CUSTOMER and not used by him will not entitle him to a refund.
STAYS / OFFERS / RATES NON-CANCELLABLE AND EXCHANGEABLE ONLYCAMP may offer stays at advantageous rates on certain dates that are non-modifiable, non-refundable, non-exchangeable. Therefore, ONLYCAMP will not consider requests for modification or cancellation: no refunds will be possible, including reimbursement of additional services booked.
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Payment information
40% deposit due at booking Remaining balance 30 days before arrival
payment deadlines:- 40% when making the booking
You will have to pay 100% if you are Booking less than 30 days before departure
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Check-in and check-out times
Check-in: 15:00
Check-out: 10:00
Frequently asked questions
What are the check-in and check-out times for Galli Tiny-house?
The check-in at Onlycamp Camping Vauban can be done between 15:00 and 20:00. The checkout should be done between 08:00 and 10:00.Is Onlycamp Camping Vauban open all year round?
No, Onlycamp Camping Vauban is open from 1 April until 31 October.Is there a restaurant at Onlycamp Camping Vauban?
No there are no restaurants at Onlycamp Camping Vauban. The park does however offer some takeaway meals and a snack barIs there a swimming pool at Onlycamp Camping Vauban?
At the park you will find an outdoor pool and a paddling pool.Is there a camping store at Onlycamp Camping Vauban?
Yes, at Onlycamp Camping Vauban you'll find a shop.Is smoking at Galli Tiny-house allowed?
No, smoking is not allowed in this accommodation.Are pets allowed at Galli Tiny-house?
Yes, pets are allowed in the accommodation. When booking, make sure to indicate that you want to bring a pet so you can check if the pet-friendly accommodation is available.Do I need to bring my own bed linen?
Yes, you need to bring your own bed linen.Do I need to bring my own towels to Galli Tiny-house?
Yes, you need to bring your own towels.
Onlycamp Camping Vauban



What you should know about the park
Camping Vauban is situated on the outskirts of Neuf-Brisach, a fortified town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a small-scale park in Alsace, featuring spacious pitches in lush surroundings and comfortable glamping accommodations. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxed—a place where conversations by the tent start up effortlessly. There's no wifi, but that is seldom missed. From the campsite, you can explore the Alsace Wine Route, hike in the Vosges, or drive to lively Colmar with its canals. Germany is just a few kilometers away, so a cross-border day trip is easily possible.
Practical information
- Check-in: 15:00-20:00, check-out: 08:00-10:00
- Opened from 1 April until 31 October
- Free parking nearby or at the park
- booking conditions
- cancellation conditions
Onlycamp Camping Vauban scored with a 8
121 reviews
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Summary created out of 121 reviews
This campsite offers spacious, shaded pitches that guests can choose themselves, with an excellent location by the historic fortifications of Neuf-Brisach. Staff are often praised as friendly and helpful, while the swimming pool provides refreshment after a day of exploring. The campsite is quiet and naturally landscaped, ideal for those who enjoy simple camping without excessive luxury. The sanitary facilities are clean but dated and sometimes limited in capacity, with inconsistent hot water supply that needs attention.
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24 Jul 2026
What a surprising find—this 2-star campground where nothing is missing.... A family-friendly and welcoming atmosphere, just the way we like it... A big thumbs-up to the "maintenance" team... There's a lot of work to do—the campground is large. Well done, and thank you.
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Étonnante découverte que ce camping 2 étoiles oû rien ne manque....ambiance familiale et conviviale comme on aime..mention très bien à l équipe "entretiens en tous genre."..il y a du travail, le camping est grand.Bravo et merci.
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22 Jul 2026
I ended up here while passing through. Nice campground; you can choose your own tent site. There’s a separate area for cyclists with a free refrigerator and electricity.
There’s even a small pool to cool off in.
Good restroom facilities, hot showers, and a bread delivery service. Supermarket nearby. Very friendly staff at the front desk. No cash accepted—card payments only.
I’d love to come back.this is a translation, click here for the original
Auf meine Durchreise hier gelandet. Schöner Campingplatz, Zeltplatz kann man sich aussuchen. Extra Raum für Fahrradfahrer mit Kühlschrank und Strom kostenlos.
Sogar ein kleiner Pool zum abkühlen.
Gute Sanitäranlagen, warme Duschen und brötchenservice. Supermarkt in der Nähe. Sehr nette Mitarbeiterinnen an der Rezeption. Kein Bargeld, nur Kartenzahlung möglich.
Komme gerne wieder. -
20 Jul 2026
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17 Jul 2026
Thank you for your kindness and for accommodating our touring bikes; we’ll definitely be back.
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Merci pour votre gentillesse , vos emménagement pour velos tourismes, sans aucun doute nous reviendrons.
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16 Jul 2026
A great nature spot for a short trip with plenty of room to grow.
We spent four days at the Onlycamp Vauban campground in Neuf-Brisach and came away with mixed but overall positive impressions. The campground really stands out thanks to its unbeatable location right next to the historic fortress walls (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and its wonderfully green, natural atmosphere.
🟢 What we liked: The location: Just a few minutes’ walk to the center of Neuf-Brisach. The sites: Very spacious, green, and shaded campsites with plenty of privacy. The pool: A beautifully landscaped outdoor pool that’s a great way to cool off after long excursions.
The service: The staff at the front desk were very friendly and helpful.
The surroundings: A perfect starting point for bike tours (EuroVelo 15) and trips to Colmar or across the German border.
🔴 What could be better: The restrooms: Unfortunately, these are quite outdated. In the evenings, the shower water was occasionally cold. The campsites: Many sites are quite uneven—without leveling chocks, your vehicle will end up tilted.
No digital amenities: There’s no Wi-Fi on the campground—which was fine for us, but it’s something to know before booking.
Conclusion: A wonderfully quiet and nature-filled spot for a long weekend in Alsace. If you’re not expecting luxury and are satisfied with basic restroom facilities, you’ll find good value for your money here in a great setting. We’d come back for a short trip!this is a translation, click here for the original
Guter Naturplatz für einen Kurztrip mit Luft nach oben.
Wir haben vier Tage auf dem Camping Onlycamp Vauban in Neuf-Brisach verbracht und nehmen einen gemischten, aber insgesamt positiven Eindruck mit. Der Platz punktet vor allem durch seine unschlagbare Lage direkt an den historischen Festungsmauern (UNESCO-Welterbe) und die herrlich grüne, naturnahe Atmosphäre.
🟢 Was uns gut gefallen hat: Die Lage: Nur wenige Gehminuten bis ins Zentrum von Neuf-Brisach. Die Parzellen: Sehr großzügige, grüne und schattige Stellplätze mit viel Privatsphäre.Der Pool: Schön angelegter Außenpool, der nach langen Ausflügen für eine tolle Abkühlung sorgt.
Der Service: Der Empfang an der Rezeption war sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit.
Die Umgebung: Perfekter Ausgangspunkt für Radtouren (EuroVelo 15) und Ausflüge nach Colmar oder über die deutsche Grenze.
🔴 Was besser sein könnte:Die Sanitäranlagen: Diese sind leider ziemlich in die Jahre gekommen. Abends gab es beim Duschen gelegentlich kaltes Wasser. Die Stellplätze: Viele Parzellen sind recht uneben – ohne Auffahrkeile steht man hier schief.
Digitaler Verzicht: Es gibt kein WLAN auf dem Platz – für uns okay, sollte man aber vor der Buchung wissen.
Fazit: Ein wunderbar ruhiger und naturnaher Platz für ein verlängertes Wochenende im Elsass. Wer keinen Luxus erwartet und wem einfache Sanitäranlagen ausreichen, bekommt hier ein faires Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis in toller Kulisse. Wir würden für einen Kurztrip wiederkommen! -
14 Jul 2026
As for the cleanliness and layout of the campground, I have absolutely nothing negative to say. My daughter and I stayed in a shaded “Lonna” tent—a super convenient option for a traditional camping experience (complete with a table)—at a very fair price. As for dining, there was a “barbecue” night provided by an outside caterer—very nice, though the price was a bit steep (€15 per person for a skewer and two salads; that’s standard across the Rhine, but for French customers, it’s pricey). There’s a really nice pool and everything you’d expect from a standard 2-star campground; Neuf-Brisach is just a 5-minute walk away for a wonderful stroll.
As for the hospitality, I have more to say. The OnlyCamp concept aims to be “warm and welcoming” (see brochure). I’ve been camping regularly all over France (and even Europe) since I was a child—more than three decades now. However, this is the first time I’ve been kicked out of a campground like a vagrant on the day of departure. As soon as I handed over the keys, “‘You have to leave, sir,’” I was told—citing “insurance and overcrowding” concerns—while making it clear that my 4-year-old daughter and I, alone on the playground, and the four people in the nearby pool at that moment were causing a disturbance. It’s customary in the camping world to let people enjoy their departure day, especially when they’re not bothering anyone. You could have pointed this out to me a bit more politely (especially in front of my daughter): a friendlier question like “Are you planning to leave the campground this afternoon before the rush of new arrivals?” or “What time do you plan to leave?”—wouldn’t that have been more “warm and welcoming” than a blunt “You have to leave the campground”? If you wanted to make sure you didn’t retain any loyal customers, you could hardly have done better. You let us finish one more ride on the slide (the “warm” part?), and as you saw, I didn’t make a fuss and we left. However, I feel it’s necessary to report this incident here, as it seems unusual to me.
We had really enjoyed the place until this incident, but unfortunately we won’t be returning since we caused a disturbance (even though, despite staying only one night, we had made purchases at every single campground outlet without exception...).
This comment doesn’t necessarily require a response from you: I’m aware that you’ll cite “insurance, campground rules, guest check-in/check-out procedures, and regulations” as your justification. For my part, I’ll counter that with your warm, family-friendly atmosphere; my lifelong camping experience, during which I’ve never seen managers chase away guests enjoying the afternoon after checkout; and how I felt after two days of relaxation when you treated me this way (an immediate return to reality).
As they say, there’s the rule, and there’s the spirit of the rule (and believe me, I’m immersed professionally every day in an ocean of procedures and rules of all kinds and know exactly how to strike a balance). If you pay attention to customer feedback, maybe give it some thought.
Have a great season, and I hope dealing with customers who need to be let go doesn’t take up too much of your time each day.this is a translation, click here for the original
Sur la propreté et l'agencement du camping, je n'ai strictement rien à signaler de négatif. Nous avons séjourné avec ma fille dans une tente "Lonna" ombragée, formule super pratique pour l'esprit camping traditionnel (dont table incluse) à un rapport qualité-prix tout à fait honnête. Côté restauration, soirée "barbecue" assurée par un traiteur externe, très sympa bien que le prix soit exagéré (15€ par personne pour une brochette et deux salades, ce sont les standards outre-rhin mais pour la clientèle française c'est onéreux). Piscine bien sympa et tout le nécessaire pour un camping 2 étoile standard ; Neuf-Brisach à 5 minutes à pied pour une superbe ballade.
Sur l'accueil, j'ai davantage à dire. Le concept OnlyCamp se veut 'chaleureux et accueillant' (cf brochure). Je campe très régulièrement aux quatre coins de France (voire d'Europe) depuis ma tendre enfance, soit plus de trois décennies maintenant. C'est toutefois la première fois que je suis mis à la porte d'un camping comme un malpropre le jour du départ. Dès la remise des clés, "il faut partir, Monsieur", pour des questions "d'assurance et de surfréquentation", m'annonce-t-on en me faisant comprendre que nous gênons, moi et ma fille de 4 ans, seuls sur l'aire de jeu et 4 personnes dans l'eau de la piscine voisine à ce moment-là. Il est de coutume dans le monde du camping de laisser les gens profiter de la journée du départ, surtout quand on n'embête personne. Vous auriez pu m'indiquer la chose avec un peu plus de formes (surtout devant ma fille)" : une question plus cordiale du type "partez-vous bien cet après-midi du camping avant le rush des arrivées?" ou "à quelle heure comptez-vous partir ?" n'aurait-elle pas été plus "chaleureuse et accueillante" qu'un radical "il faut que vous quittiez le camping" ? Pour être sûrs de ne pas fidéliser les clients, vous auriez difficilement pu faire mieux. Vous nous avez laissé finir de faire un tour de toboggan (le côté "chaleureux" ?), et comme vous l'avez constaté, je n'ai pas fait d'histoires et nous sommes partis. Je juge toutefois nécessaire de signaler ici cette histoire qui me paraît anormale.
Nous avions beaucoup apprécié l'endroit jusqu'à cet incident mais ne reviendrons malheureusement pas puisque nous avons dérangé (pourtant, même avec une seule nuitée, nous avions consommé à tous les points de vente du camping sans exception...).
Ce commentaire n'appelle pas nécessairement de réponse de votre part : j'ai conscience que vous m'opposerez "l'assurance, les règles du camping, la gestion des arrivées/départs clients et la réglementation". De mon côté, je vous oppose votre concept familial & chaleureux, l'expérience d'une vie de camping où je n'ai jamais vu de gérants chasser les clients qui profitent de l'après-midi post-checkout, et mon ressenti après deux jours de détente lorsque vous me traitez ainsi (retour à la réalité immédiat).
Comme on le dit, il y a la règle, et l'esprit de la règle (et croyez-moi, je baigne professionnellement au quotidien dans un océan de procédures et de règles en tout genre et sait tout à fait faire la part des choses). Si vous êtes attentifs aux retours clients, pensez-y un peu peut-être.
Bonne saison à vous, en espérant que la gestion des clients à éjecter ne soit pas trop chronophage au quotidien.