This campsite presents a shifting character across the years, evolving from a lively gem to a more practical stopover, but its recent decline in upkeep raises concerns. Initially, it charmed as a smaller, shaded haven perfect for hot days, with a highly rated on-site restaurant and a sporty, energetic atmosphere fueled by nearby kayaking adventures. Dog owners found it especially welcoming, with easy water access for swimming pups, making it an underrated treasure for active travelers. By the following year, it proved a lucky find for flexible road-trippers, offering exceptional hospitality, generously sized pitches, and reliably hot water at dishwashing stations and showers, ideal for spontaneous overnight stays. However, recent visits reveal a stark shift: the restaurant has closed, and while the riverfront location still enables kayaking, swimming is banned. Privacy is decent thanks to clearly demarcated pitches, and a cool swimming pool offers refreshment, with wonderfully warm showers and a friendly welcome upon arrival. Yet, sanitary facilities now lag in quality, and the reception's midday closure from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM demands careful arrival timing. Most troubling is the site's deterioration by the latest assessment, with visitors citing overpricing, ragged pitches with uncut grass, and average toilets that don't justify the cost. Noise pollution has become a major drawback, with constant road and train traffic shattering any sense of quiet. The overall atmosphere now feels basic and unkempt, suitable only for brief transit stays rather than relaxing getaways. While its past highlights included spacious pitches and a dog-friendly spirit, the current reality leans toward a disappointing, overpriced stop for those passing through.
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