This campsite boasts a stunning mountain panorama visible from nearly every pitch, with visitors consistently praising the friendly, helpful, and welcoming staff. Pitches are described as good-sized, flat, and often lined with bushes for privacy, featuring electric hookups and easy road access. The site is conveniently close to town, with numerous shops within walking distance, making it an excellent base for cycling or exploring. However, some guests noted an awkward entrance and difficult-to-find signage. The sanitary facilities receive mixed reviews: while some find them acceptable with toilet paper provided, others report poor ventilation, lack of lighting at night, too few toilets (especially for men), and no separate facilities for men and women. Despite these drawbacks, the overall campsite environment is appealing, and many guests would return, particularly to rent the new chalet on the higher part of the property. Reception is described as uncomplicated and routine. Clothes washing facilities are available. In summary, the campsite excels in location, views, and staff friendliness, but sanitation aspects need improvement. The brilliant location for cycling the grands cols of the Tour de France offers lovely views and easy walking to town with plenty of local restaurants. Pitches remain generous and private, with drinking water and electric hookups, though not perfectly level. Staff are consistently friendly and helpful, and a little bar with bread and pastries is available most mornings. The site is let down by a lack of toilet seats and paper, and the water is warm rather than hot. A laundry room is available, and bathrooms remain a weak point. The on-site restaurant serves delicious cuisine, and themed evenings are very entertaining. The pool is magnificent, and facilities are modern and well maintained. The campsite is also close to beaches and hiking trails, suitable for various activities.
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