reviews

Le Mont Saint-Michel is only 20 minutes away by bike. This is the second time I've stayed at this site - it's well maintained, very clean and offers spacious pitches.

Nous avons passé 1semaines au camping de l’Ardéchois et avons été merveilleusement accueillis. Les mobiles homes qui était propre et spacieux, très équipé (ustensiles,…) relativement éloigné des autres mobiles homes, avec une belle terrasse. Nous y avons passé un très bon moment.Le personnel qui est très bienveillant, souriant et serviable. À refaire !!!!!

There are some very dangerous rocks marking the parking spaces. My parking space in particular had one covered in branches that I couldn't see at the entrance. I caused some damage to the lower part of the camper, and I'm waiting for an estimate from the body shop. It's definitely more than €1,500 in damage on a new camper, which the insurance deductible doesn't cover. They deserve to be reported, but I left in a hurry to get back for work. A delimitazione delle piazzole dei massi molto pericolosi la mia piazzola in particolare ne aveva uno coperto da rami che in igresso non ho potuto vedere ...ho creato un danno al camper nella parte bassa di cui aspetto il preventivo da parte del carrozziere...sicuramente un danno superiore a 1500 euro su un camper nuovo che la franchigia dell'assicurazione non copre. Meriterebbero di essere denunciati ma sono andato via avendo fretta di rientrare per lavoro. There are some very dangerous rocks marking out the parking spaces. On mine, in particular, there was one covered with branches that I couldn't see from the entrance. I've damaged the lower part of the motorhome and I'm waiting for an estimate from the bodybuilder. The damage undoubtedly amounts to more than €1,500 on a new motorhome, and the deductible doesn't cover it. It's worth reporting, but I left in a hurry to get back to work.

BEWARE if staying at this campsite on bike. Me and my partner pitched our tent in the bikepackers area which had access to a hut. We started noticing various people entering the hut who were not pitched nearby and walking between camping pitches between hedges. We complained to reception who let us move to another pitch as there were aware of a group who were staying at the site but were leaving in two days, which they couldn’t do anything about.

All clean and friendly staff, our plot had just the right shade, but we had to leave one night early and the amount was not refunded! Attention! And we had also booked through another website Pitchup and we also lost that deposit. Total 60€. We will not repeat

Byliśmy na 5 nocy, ale to były najlepsze wakacje(opinia dzieci ale też nasza). Domek czysty, zadbany. W domku wszystko dostępne, dwie sypialnie, dwie toalety. Obsługa na najwyższym poziomie. Morze kamieniste - czyste, piękne widoki. Na campingu cisza, spokój. Do miasta niedaleko spacerkiem. Bardzo polecam ❤️

Magnificent location. Top campsite. Terraces overlooking the lake. Clean sanitary facilities.

We stayed at this campground five days, just after mid-August. Having a 7-meter caravan it was very useful the advice given to us by the owners on the right road to follow (not the one indicated by the navigator), it stretches a bit, but it is easier to access the campsite. The campground is located within a forest, a magical place where tranquility reigns and you wake up in the morning greeted by the chirping of birds. The pitches are well shaded. The communal bathrooms are always well cleaned and new. To use the hot shower, tokens can be purchased at the reception desk. The campground has as many as three swimming pools, a tennis court, a soccer field, and a small playground for children. There is a small market, bar and pizzeria (great gluten-free pizza!). There is the possibility to reserve bread, croissants or gluten-free bread for the next day through the campground app, really very convenient! Through the app they also give directions to the activities that take place. Specifically, my daughters really enjoyed the magician and juggler show, very entertaining! The location of the campsite is strategic to be able to visit Assisi, Spello, Foligno etc. not to forget to visit just Bevagna!

A lake where you can swim, canoe and picnic. There's also a restaurant where you can buy ice creams.

Beautiful camping pool small for such a large campground beautiful area for hiking / biking

Atypical campsite, I come every year to see the motocross in AHUN, very practical as it's not far, nice restaurant on site, perfect little pool, old but very well preserved mobile home and super pretty interior (English). We'll be back next year.

Leaving aside the presence of rats-a plausible occurrence-along the river, the unsanitary bathrooms, the lack of clear signage, and the pitch-black darkness even on the trails, the most shameful thing is the impossibility of carrying a very small dog in a basket on the shuttle. The shuttle, which is paid for and lasts around 11 PM (when life begins in the city), got us there on the first day thanks to a farsighted driver who turned a blind eye and let us pass. On the second day, a second driver, slavishly applying the rule (which he showed us in print, acting as if we were petty thieves-us with three children and a dog), forced us to get off and walk 10 km there and back, through the woods. What's most infuriating is that a city like Paris, which flaunts civility and progress everywhere-and allows dogs on streetcars, metros, and spaceships-sinks into such carelessness. Outre la présence de rats, plausible au bord de la rivière, les sanitaires insalubres, l'absence de signalisation claire et l'obscurité totale la nuit, même sur les sentiers, le plus honteux est l'impossibilité de transporter un tout petit chien dans un panier à bord de la navette. Cette navette, payante et fonctionnant vers 23 heures (heure à laquelle la vie commence en ville), nous a conduits là le premier jour grâce à un chauffeur prévoyant qui a fermé les yeux et nous a laissés passer. Le deuxième jour, un second chauffeur, appliquant servilement la règle (qu'il nous a montrée par écrit, se comportant comme des petits voleurs - nous avec trois enfants et un chien) nous a obligés à descendre et à marcher 10 km aller-retour, à travers toute la forêt. Le plus exaspérant, c'est qu'une ville comme Paris, qui affiche la civilité et le progrès partout - et autorise les chiens dans les tramways, les métros, les RER et les vaisseaux spatiaux - sombre dans une telle frivolité. Overlooking the presence of rats which is plausible at the river's edge and the lack of hygiene in the toilets and lack of clear signs and absolute darkness in the evening even on the routes, the most shameful thing lies in the impossibility of carrying a very small dog in a basket on the shuttle. The shuttle moreover paid that has last ride at about 11 pm (when life begins in the city) led us the first day thanks to a far-sighted driver who turned a blind eye and let us pass ... the second day a second driver slavishly applying the rule (which showed us printed in attitude as if we were petty thieves ... we with three children in addition to the dog) and forced us to get off and walk round trip for 10 km going through the whole forest. What is most infuriating is that a city like Paris that flaunts civilization and progress everywhere...and allows dogs to ride on metro rer streetcars and space shuttles...should lapse into such levity.