reviews

I find the camping sea suitable for children enough opportunities and they learn to deal with animals

Don't tell further, but what a beautiful, quiet and spacious campground! And for relatively affordable prices. No camping spot is the same, with lots of shady, wooded spots, avenues and fields. You have lots of privacy. Nice mix of tents, folding trailers, (few) caravans and permanent rental tents. From young to old still really camp here. Top program for children up to about 12 years. Soccer field, ping pong and volleyball court for older kids. Minuses: Organization is not quite up to speed yet: toilet buildings closed at random times for cleaning. Plumbing is also very outdated. Reception and bar staff seem a bit insecure. A solid general manager is missing. There were four (4!) times when we were pushed by others at reception/bar without staff intervening. Access code changes awkwardly every day (standing in front of the barrier...). Pizzas of poor quality. On the 'French-style' website it is difficult to find information, only general Huttopia info. And English is spoken at the reception and restaurant (French staff?). Therefore two stars deduction. Once they get this sorted out it will be a fine campsite. But hopefully it will never become too tightly organized big commercial campsite....

The activities offered and the location itself, as it is surrounded with beautiful nature and hiking/biking trails and other attractions.

The campsite team is very welcoming and we had a very pleasant week. The sanitary facilities and pitches are always very clean. Small swimming pool just right for cooling off in the heat. We'll be back again.

Beautiful campsite amidst the trees with plenty of shade. The cottage was new and spotless. We had a very nice week with our two boys aged 2 and 6.

Clean and tidy. Lovely pool. Friendly professional staff. Helpful when we had some issues. Easy to get to places. Accomodation was modern,airy and clean.

Great campground with everything you need, there is also a swimming pool although it is a bit cold for my fee. Very convenient by bike to downtown and next door there is a children's farm and playground with a very nice swimming pond

Great friendly place except in the school holidays. Electric Scooters are a danger especially with young children who cannot see over the handle bars. Using roads as a race track and riding between vans, a serious accident waiting to happen.

very friendly staff. The campsite is expensive for having only the swimming pool with no games inside for the little ones. Jacuzzi not working. the 7000m2 natural swimming pool and the tobogan are not part of the campsite but are open to all the inhabitants of the surrounding area. Of course the campsite benefits from this advantage but to put it forward to justify the price is not very correct especially as there are a lot of people so it's very hard to take full advantage of the tobogan. The setting is magical.

Had a wonderful stay. Very nice small park with all amenities.

Average campsite in the Belgian Ardennes that has seen better days. Motorhomes are accommodated on the pitch below the actual campsite. At least there is fresh water, gray water and waste disposal - nothing else. You then have to walk up the hill to the actual campsite. The restaurant at the campsite has also seen better days, but offers decent fries and the worst burger ever. There's also bingo in the evening, which all the visitors go for. I felt like I'd been transported back to the 80s. I don't think I'll be back again.

We were given a huge tent with everything we needed to spend a few wonderful days. When we entered we were amazed. For my son it was our first camping and he had imagined it very different. It was great. But when you go inspecting the field and you see hills everywhere, even in the specifically forbidden ones, you realize the lack of surveillance and the risk of a forest fire in a natural environment. The pools were filthy from early in the morning. With greenish mold on the walls and bugs that lived in them (similar to mosquitoes but swimming in the water). The water was greenish and cloudy, even more so in the grass pool than in the sand pool. Horrible, it was disgusting to swim. Then, at dinner time on the terraces of our cabins we had to eat and chat until 11 pm, when the "silent hour" began. They came to call your attention without any camper complaining about the noise, since we had no music or anything like that, we were just chatting in a moderate tone. They even went so far as to tell us to use sign language. It's flippin' awesome. And the kids couldn't go out with their flashlights to walk around at night for the same reason. Their conversations and smiles were annoying. We had to send the kids to sleep at 11:15 pm. Let's go crazy... NO REPEAT NO MORE NOR DEAD. It's August, we go to have fun and we can neither enjoy their pools nor can we have dinner or a drink on the terrace quietly without them bothering you. That said, one and no more santo Tomás.