Amenities
Beach accessDogs / pets friendlyRestaurantShop
Parameters
StaffValue for moneyQuietnessElectric hookupsWater accessWi‑Fi
This campsite along the Loire River offers a park-like, wooded setting that feels peaceful and serene. Guests who were originally headed to a city campground in Nantes found this location to be a pleasant alternative. Cyclists will appreciate the scenic bike path running alongside the water, providing a direct route to explore Nantes and its network of marked green cycling loops. The staff, particularly the owner, is described as exceptionally friendly and helpful. On-site, the restaurant receives high praise for its quality. Pitches are spacious and come with 13-amp electrical hookups, though some sites near the front are mostly shaded while a larger field at the back offers more sun. A minor drawback involves the reception opening at 3 PM, requiring a wait for those arriving early, and some shower heads are poorly mounted. This campsite offers a surprisingly pleasant stay along the Charente River, with a small beach right at the doorstep perfect for swimming. Conveniently located within the village, it is just a five-minute walk to a supermarket and a bakery, making daily errands effortless. The area is ideal for cycling and fishing enthusiasts, with ample walking routes along the river for dogs. The campsite itself has around 60 pitches set on grass with some trees, but they lack hedges or numbered boundaries, giving guests a sense of freedom to choose their spot. Clean toilet facilities and a lovely restaurant on-site add to the comfort, though the restaurant also hosts local village parties that can cause noise past midnight. The friendly reception and overall calm atmosphere are highlights, and low-season rates are very affordable. Nearby, a small ferry and a large leisure park provide additional recreation options, along with numerous spots for hiking, biking, and pétanque. Located along the Charente River, this campsite offers spacious pitches and a scenic setting near a small ferry that can carry two cars and several people across the water. The site has scattered electrical hookups, so a long cable might be necessary, and water points are placed a fair distance from some pitches. A village within walking distance provides fresh bread in the mornings and a restaurant with reasonable prices, though the on-site restaurant may be closed by mid-September. The sanitary facilities are generally good with ample hot water, but one review notes they need renovation and were not maintained during a stay. Free Wi-Fi is available but not very fast. The area is excellent for cycling and exploring, and the free ferry connects to bike paths on the opposite bank. Despite some mixed feedback, the campsite is considered pleasant for a longer stay, with plenty of shade and a peaceful atmosphere even during busy holiday weekends.
Guest reviews
No reviews yet.
Caravaneo