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Fine house, beautiful park. Fine terrace.

Beautifully located. Beautiful surroundings. Camping ok, but power supply is poor. Unfortunately there was a not too friendly young receptionist.

Beautiful campsite

This is a fairly run down campsite 25 minutes from Nantes. We stayed here for a single night while heading north.||The owner, or man on reception, is sadly a classically obnoxious local. I greeted him in French and then asked if he would be willing to speak English. His response was to ask me if I would like to speak French instead. His tone was snide and difficult and he made the check in process feel needlessly awkward.||Bizarrely, the electric gate at the front of the campsite is locked at 10pm which effectively rules out visiting nearby areas (lovely Nantes for dinner for example) as you need to be back before being shut out for the evening. There is a side door but we had a camper van and had to stay in the car park instead of our pitch we had paid €24 for. When I quizzed the owner about this he was combative and unwilling to consider a guest's point of view. His whole demeanour was very strange given he is a campsite host. It felt like a second from Fawlty Towers!||Like previous reviews mention, this is less a campsite and more a place for seasonal workers from other parts of Europe. There was little atmosphere at the place. The washing block has no soap dispenser, no toilet seats or toilet paper. ||I would certainly suggest looking at other options than this campsite.||Get Outlook for Android||

We took the time to think about it before writing this review.||We had decided to stay 2 nights at the campsite, which we thought was a nice place, and which also had a swimming pool, which is great during the heatwave.||We arrived in the late afternoon, and settled in to our allocated pitch.||In the evening, we were due to return to Nantes, and then, surprise, we couldn't get out - a 2m-high barrier had appeared.Reception was closed, and we hadn't been given the code. Fortunately, we had dined at the restaurant next door and they had the code.||Then the night was very short, if not non-existent. The campsite is located on the edge of an extremely busy road with a very noisy surface. The last time we had experienced such a night was when we stopped at a freeway service area. What's more, with the leisure center parking lot so close by, motorcycles and other machines come to play rodeo.||Question about the cleanliness of the toilets, at the end of the day they weren't very clean and then in the morning at 8am they were still not very clean because they hadn't been done. For your information, there's no paper in the toilets and no soap to wash your hands. We're not talking about the state of the slopes either, which have cobwebs dating back at least 2 seasons.||We left after one "night" hoping to see someone at reception, but it was hopelessly closed. It was 9:30am and they opened at 9am.

Last weekend we were in 't Schuttenbelt. The cottage (forest lodge with privesauna) was new and fully equipped. The immediate surroundings were not what we expected. Pictures on website are misleading. In reality, this cottage is without greenery or separation on a through path with cars looking at a construction project. The park is very cluttered. For this weekend you just pay full price. Too bad when people have worked hard for this.

The campground is located in beautiful surroundings that you can't get enough of quickly. You meander to the campground and to get anywhere you have to take your time. But that's part of the deal. In exchange you do get to a beautiful place with a beautiful view. ||In terms of views they have also done a nice job. There is a small terrace and a swing overlooking the mountains where the sun sets. This is by the pool, where there is also a little bar. ||The staff is nice and helpful. The owner was kind enough to make a reservation in Italian for an activity. They also know a lot about the area. That's cool. You can also reserve sandwiches at the reception. ||But we were not entirely fans of this campground. The pitches are situated against the slope of a mountain, so there are terraces. And they are narrow. They are long, but that doesn't really help you. In our case, the pitch also sloped, so we slept askew (and thus very poorly) all week. We were told that because of this, the spot opposite us was provided only by exception. In one week this happened twice. Because the pitches are divided in this way, they feel somewhat isolated. You do not really meet each other. Moreover, the campsite is divided into two parts because there is a road. What is also a disadvantage is that you really walk all the way around with all those terraces. You don't 'just' go to the toilet. ||You also don't get to your spot by car, so you have to lift all your stuff via those stairs to your spot. In our case, we had to park the car along the road and unload everything there. That went well until someone thought it was too narrow, and there was a traffic jam. Apparently you can get help with this, but if you have already had a long drive to get here, these are the things that make you cranky. ||Sanitary facilities are fine. Sometimes cold water, but that's part of camping. It's clean, and there are spots where you can also do laundry if you need to. ||All in all, a somewhat shabby campground with mostly Dutch people. Fine for a few days, convenient base for this part of Tuscany and the Alpi Apuane.

Nice farm campground!

everyone was helpful and friendly. it is a nice and quiet park and gives many opportunities for biking or hiking from there. there is also a lot of information about this at the reception.

-Size of accommodation -kitchen equipment

Yes the lady who served in the restaurant. Tried to please everyone.

Definitely!!! We had a birthday of 1 of the children during our stay and were going to have visitors. I had asked if extra chairs would be available for the visitation and they were delivered by the facility staff in the morning and picked up a day later.