Tent Trappeur - 5 persons

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The campground is in a beautiful location; the only downside is that the street can get quite noisy during the day—depending on where you’re staying. We had a mobile home that was spacious and well-equipped.
The staff were all friendly.
By the river, you can lose track of time, and you quickly get used to the cold water. Almost every evening there were activities, such as live music, food trucks, or movies.

We’re deducting one star for the food at the restaurant: unfortunately, the veggie burger wasn’t very tasty and was also cold, and the pizzas were just okay. Also, the mobile home wasn’t perfectly clean (drawers and bed sheets).

Still, we’d love to come back. We really enjoyed our stay.

We came here for lunch after a canyoning trip. We ordered some bruschetta. Two of them arrived raw (not baked!). They were hard to eat; I’m going to ask about this at the front desk. Response: “The toaster is broken.”

“You should have told me that—I would have ordered something else if I’d known when I placed my order.”

The manager arrived and said, “That’s not how we do things.” (It goes back to the kitchen for 10–15 minutes.)

No apology, no gesture of goodwill. That’s a high price to pay for eating by the side of the road. Give this place a pass.

A lovely little spot,
. A bit too stuffy for my taste—except for a small number of campers—this is all about showing off: “Who has the coolest, biggest tent and the flashiest lights?” Including sweeping the rug and dusting off the tent—just in case there are leaves on it.... 😅
Very few campers say hello or give a friendly smile—I’m not used to that.

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A really beautiful campground—you can spend hours having fun tubing down the river, jumping off rocks, and swimming against the current. It’s not quite as great for kids aged 12–18. There aren’t any activities organized for them, and there’s nowhere to go; at 11:00 PM, the lights go out at the restaurant, and you have to be quiet everywhere.