This family-run campsite in northern France is consistently praised for its peaceful, well-maintained grounds and welcoming atmosphere. Guests repeatedly highlight the friendly and attentive owners and staff, who provide a warm reception and go out of their way to assist with requests. The pitches are spacious, flat, and often separated by hedges, offering excellent privacy and a sense of seclusion. The sanitary facilities are described as spotlessly clean and modern, with hot showers and separate washrooms. An indoor heated swimming pool is a popular feature, providing a refreshing dip for all ages, though it may be locked during low season. The on-site restaurant and bar serve excellent homemade food, particularly pizzas and traditional French cuisine, offering good value; however, it is closed on Sundays and Mondays or during off-season, causing occasional frustration when shut unexpectedly. Fresh bread and pastries can be ordered at reception for morning pickup. The site has a children's play area with a trampoline and boules court, making it family-friendly, and dogs are welcome. WiFi is available but only near reception or the bar, and mobile signal may be weak, but this does not detract from the overall experience. The surrounding area is quiet and rural, ideal for relaxation, with mountain bike trails nearby and a bakery in the village. A car is needed for supermarkets and sightseeing, as there are few amenities within walking distance. It is conveniently located about 2.5 hours from Calais, making it ideal as a stopover or base for exploring Reims, Laon, and the Champagne region. Minor drawbacks include occasional midges, mixed-gender showers, a tricky entrance barrier, and toilet paper not being provided, which is common in France. Overall, guests highly recommend the site, many express a desire to return, and the campsite is considered great value for money.
Guest reviews
No reviews yet.
Caravaneo