reviews

A beautiful campground on the Velodyssee.

Great campground. The staff is lovely and excellent.

A clean place with everything you need.

A warm Dutch welcome. Choose your own spot.
Lots of trees and nature at the campground. The campground has put together a walking guide based on Komoot. Great bakery every day. Long lines on the weekends, but the campground hands out coffee. Nice water playground, small lake, swimming pool, and stream.
Great Wi-Fi reception. Good value for the price.
We had a great time.

Stay from June 20 to 21, 2026.
A very nice, shaded site (191) in this intense heat.
A pleasant, clean, and welcoming campground.
You forget you’re in Paris.
One small downside: there’s no pool.
Thank you

We had a wonderful weekend at our friends' wedding. The setting was magnificent, and the service was top-notch. The staff was very attentive and professional. Everything went off without a hitch. The meal was excellent. The kids loved the weekend, too. Thank you

220 € for two nights (from Saturday to Monday, although we’re leaving today, Sunday. We’re giving you one night for free.) Our bungalow is supposed to sleep 4, but with just the two of us and a baby, we can’t fit. Cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired. The bungalow is located in direct sunlight, with no air conditioning or even a fan. It’s impossible to stay inside at certain times of the day. The bungalow’s porch is a hazard—some stone tiles are loose, others are uneven… a surefire way to sprain an ankle. With a one-and-a-half-year-old baby, it’s not very recommended. Neither the hygiene, nor the facilities, nor the location. I think the price is exorbitant for the quality offered here. We did notice other, newer bungalows located in the shade, though we don’t know if they had the same issues as ours. We mentioned this to a staff member yesterday, Saturday, and she just said, “Okay, I’m sorry,” but they didn’t even make a move to compensate us—not even by moving us to another bungalow in the shade. The pool is okay, but it’s not a campground pool—it’s a public pool—and it’s completely packed since people from outside the campground use it. Personally, I find having to wear a swim cap uncomfortable. I understand that you have to tie your hair back, but having to wear a cap to go swimming without being able to cool off… well, you get the idea. It leaves a lot to be desired. I wouldn’t recommend it, and I wouldn’t go back.

It was another absolutely wonderful three weeks! A great pool, a good restaurant, beautiful campsites, and super-friendly staff@

After half a day of walking in the sun, along the path through the quiet villages, we found ourselves in front of the “Il Sorriso” glamping site. We were exhausted and needed a shady spot to have lunch. Francesca (the owner) welcomed us warmly and let us use some tables in the shade of her property, even though we weren’t staying there. We were also able to use the restroom and refreshed ourselves with a cup of coffee.
It was a real pleasure to spend time with her and her family, learn about her story, and color together. If you’re ever in the area, it’s worth stopping by this oasis of peace.

Carla, Agnese, and Francesco

A great place, everything has been renovated, with super-modern showers that provide plenty of water without having to keep pressing the button, and rain showerheads. The campsites are all very spacious and more than ample, each with water, sewer, and electricity connections.
The front desk staff and all the employees are very friendly and helpful.
We stayed there for 20 nights and will definitely be back.

Beautiful bungalows with air conditioning. A lovely setting with a stunning lake.