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Great location.
Mobile home with AC and an awesome terrace.
The staff was very responsive. Thanks, Jef🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very warm welcome. Thanks, girls :-)
Great entertainment, especially the karaoke and the family game—thanks, Franck.J
I learned a lot about the Ardèche!
Management responds to customer requests, though perhaps a bit too strictly.
And thanks to management for addressing them!
A welcome drink at the restaurant would be great any day of the week.
It’s great—and rare—that the restaurant is open during the day, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon snacks, and dinner—something you hardly ever see at a campground.
Thanks to the whole team

When we arrived, there were lots of spiders and other creepy-crawlies in the house, and the bedding smelled musty.

We really liked the campground. It’s in a great location, surrounded by nature. We stayed in a family cottage tent (already set up), and it was fully equipped. Nothing was missing—they even provided coffee capsules for the coffee maker, a scrub pad, a bottle of dish soap, towels, comforters, and a fan (though we didn’t use it). Plus, the campground has plenty of shade from the trees. The pool is wonderful—it has plenty of lounge chairs and shade, as well as a lawn, and the pool restrooms are very clean and modern. It also has water slides that guarantee fun for both kids and adults. The campground restrooms are cleaned three times a day and are very modern as well. There’s also a kids’ club for the children. It’s true that they organize activities and provide toys, but I think they could offer more group activities—including evening activities, which kids love. They absolutely loved the bingo and the treasure hunt around the campground. They could organize similar events or sports tournaments. And hardly anyone participates in the pool activities. That’s an area that needs improvement. Otherwise, the campground gets a 10 out of 10. As for me, I’m definitely coming back.

A lush campground within walking distance of downtown Quinson, home to the Museum of Prehistory, the Basses Gorges, and a boat rental service.
There is a swimming pool, but I didn't try it during my one-night stay in a tent.
Barbecues are available for use.

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Old-fashioned tranquility—I loved it

Honestly, I absolutely loved everything—it was fantastic and spectacular, without a doubt. When we pass through France again, we'll definitely stay at this campground.

The chalet is decent but outdated; the location is beautiful, but if you’re looking for peace and quiet, you’ll have to look elsewhere! We’ve been here for two days now—we were hoping to relax… but no such luck. Two nights of music blaring from 7 p.m. to midnight, including tonight with techno music echoing horribly. It’s 11 p.m.… still another hour to go. This constant, full-blast thumping is a nightmare. I can’t take it anymore. This is the first and last time I’ll book here… if you’re looking for peace and quiet, stay away!

The tent setup was not worth the price; the quality was truly poor.

Breakfast cost €10—it was basic and served without any warmth.

Bottom line: for €1,000 a week, I’m frankly disgusted.