reviews

Some lovely big places with views over the Dordogne. Good clean facilities and 5 minute walk to the nearest boulangerie. Small, but attractive town with plenty of restaurants and shops.

Predivni unutarnji i vanjski bazen. Prava usluga I vrhunski kafic i restoran

The campsite is small, but not expensive. Clean and well kept but short on washroom facilities. Well situated for going into town, to Menin Gate.

Quiet park, well maintained and spacious

Very beautiful and lovingly maintained campsite!

We were there with our own caravan.....Nature pure, quiet and clean.....very animal-friendly......always happy to return.....many thanks to the friendliness of Personal🏕️

An unforgettable stay at the Huttopia campsite in Bozel! 🌟 The setting is magnificent, calm and rejuvenating, perfectly situated to enjoy nature and the surrounding area. The facilities are clean and well-maintained, and everything has been thought of to ensure a truly peaceful vacation. But the real nugget of this stay was the welcome: a huge thank you to Fostine, the receptionist, for her professionalism, kindness and exceptional availability. Always smiling, attentive and ready to help, she greatly contributed to making our experience even more pleasant. Well done to the whole team, and a very special mention to Fostine 👏. We'll be back without hesitation!

We did not have so much of a good stay here, but maybe it was just something that didn’t suit us. Unless you travel there yourself with a car packed of supplies and everything, you would probably feel the same. Writing this review just so maybe it would help some travelers like us. It started off a wrong foot straight away when we couldn’t check in before 4pm. We flew in early and had long travels and were extremely exhausted and had to wonder around city just to pas time till we were able to check in. 4pm is a pretty late time for checking in. Especially when you ask guests to check out strictly before 10am. When we walked in side of our cabin we realised that it’s basically just walls and ceiling that we got. Never stayed in a “luxurious” place where you need to “rent” all the extras, when the price for accommodation wasn’t so cheap either. No towels, no shower gel, no soap, not even salt & pepper for your cooking, or sugar or milk for your coffee, luckily we had the one toilet roll! For someone who is travelling from abroad that is extremely uncomfortable stay. The closest shop is about 40 minute walk. Or you can buy overpriced stuff in their little “shop” inside. You will have to make your own bed too. The appliances are outdated. The restaurant area is okay. Okay food, poor coffee, pretty rude and not attentive service. Priced pretty high for what it is. The place is located in a quiet area and quite far from the city. Once again unless you’re wih a car, this is not an Ideal location. The closest train stop is a about 25-30min walk. Then 13min on train to Amsterdam central. You’re are taken a €100 deposit a head on day one and given big breefing with a list to do before leaving or you will loose it. Maybe an okay place to stay if you’re local enough and looking for some quiet time away and travelling with a full loaded car, if you’re flying in from a different country, don’t forget to bring your own salt and pepper.

A very friendly and welcoming team, the mobihomes are modern and very comfortable.

At first glance, the campsite looks nice. The location is good, and there are direct buses going to Aix and Marseille (about 45 minutes). The nearby motorway provides a constant background of traffic noise. The dump station for campers and toilet cassettes is, frankly, disgraceful. It’s placed right at the entrance, directly in front of a pitch. There’s no road, no wall, nothing to separate it. While having breakfast, guests unlucky enough to stay there have to watch, and often smell, their neighbours cueing up emptying their waste just a few meters away. With a bit of wind, there's possibly more than just smell... It's pitch number 141. This dump is the only place where you can empty your toilet cassettes. There are two washroom buildings, which is not very much for a camping this size. I have not noticed any water taps to fill your water tanks besides the slow running taps in the washing room. The lights in the washing room have motion sensors. If you don't move for 3 seconds you are in the dark. So you find yourself waving your arm in the air every three seconds whilst on the toilet or shower. The site itself is quite hilly, which isn’t a problem, except that the swimming pool sits at the very top. I even saw cars driving up there. The pool is so shallow you can barely swim without scraping your knees. With little water volume, it gets dirty quickly when crowded, and I noticed hardly any water circulation or refreshing. There is a bread service, but it’s disappointing. While the croissants are fine, the so-called baguettes are among the worst I’ve ever tasted: bland and underbaked. You’re far better off going to the local boulangerie. This was not my first CityKamp or Huttopia experience, and unfortunately, many of the same shortcomings seem to repeat across their sites. There are opportunities for improvement, to give their customers a better experience without giving up their eco friendliness.

I am very disappointed with this place, all lies, no peace or tranquility. For starters the price is expensive for having a pool which opens from 15:00-19:00 M-F and you tell me with the wind that is in Tarifa on a day of Levante, where do you go from when you get up until 15:00 that opens? The area "Breña" which is for couples, for its tranquility and privacy .... leaves much to be desired, the tents are very close together and you can hear even the one that pulls the cistern, is more last night were some "gentlemen" making noise until 3 in the morning we had to call several times for the kamping to do something. The cleanliness ... what to say cobwebs, dust, lint, the fabric of the tent with shoe marks of hands ... a disappointment we have lost our last week of vacation.

Only close enough to the sea. Leaky patio roof, the clothes horse has to be transported into the already small hut if there is a risk of rain. You don't know how far you are from the beach until you arrive. The restaurants are on the classier and more expensive side compared to the accommodation.