reviews

Beautiful friendly campground in nature. Ate delicious pizzas.

Cleanliness of the accommodation inside, nothing to say, but the outside could be improved. Swimming pool top. The proximity of the sea is great. We didn't see any flies, but the mosquitoes were catastrophic. It's a shame and disappointing that you have to pay for sunbeds. Otherwise, the rest is great. We'll be back

Beautiful park, great environment

Highly recommended place, as I found it appropriate for all age groups from children to the elderly. The staff is very kind, welcoming and always available for any kind of clarification and information. Cleanliness is excellent, both in the indoor and outdoor spaces. The place is easily accessible by car and the lake view is amazing.

Nice atmosphere, suitable for smaller kids because it is very organized.

Magnificent campsite with swimming pool, very well located for visiting Strasbourg (less than 30 min by public transport).

Nice quiet campsite Sanitary somewhat outdated But very clean and water was nice and hot Very friendly manager And staff restaurant very nice (challotte) speaks fluent Spanish/ French / German / English / and Antwerp supermarket at 7.4 km with climb Stood 1 week end of July What was long without bike and what far from the supermarket nevertheless a recommendable restaurant very good every day something else eaten many di gen possible

Super nice campsite. There is nothing wrong with the sanitary facilities, you can see that the owners are constantly investing.

Heerlijke camping! De avonden waarop je mee kan eten, zijn altijd gezellig. Het is er rustig s avonds. Vriendelijk personeel. Veel.mooie dingen te zien innde omgeving. Fijn klimaat....kortom....aanrader!!

Fine French campsite. Private access to Dordogne.

We spent three nights here and had a good time overall. The campsite enjoys a stunning location right on the river — perfect for anyone who likes to start the day with birdsong and a view. It’s also great for walking and cycling, and the morning bread roll service from reception is a lovely touch. Nothing like a fresh crusty roll to start the day. That said, it’s not exactly our kind of camping spot. The pitches are small and wide open, with no hedges or dividers — so if you're dreaming of a little private haven, you'll need to bring your own hedge. The layout creates a sort of “campsite boulevard,” with pitches lined up on both sides of a street. It’s friendly, yes, but also a bit like breakfasting on stage — as you sip your coffee, your (probably Dutch) neighbours are doing the same, just three metres away, looking right back at you. Privacy is in short supply, and walking to the washrooms means parading past the full audience of fellow campers. You may feel seen, or you may feel scrutinised — depends on your mood (and your pyjamas). Speaking of the washrooms, the ones near reception could do with a bit of pressure… literally. The water pressure is so low that the showers are more of a gentle drip than a wash, and toilets can’t always manage a second flush — which can get awkward fast. Still, the location is lovely and if you enjoy a sociable, open-plan camping experience, this place might just be your thing. Just don’t forget to wave to the neighbours — they’re definitely watching.

Very nice campground. Recommended. Small scale but all the amenities. Friendly staff, good restaurant. Only remote on a hill. You have to drive half an hour for a supermarket.