This campsite in Burgundy is a peaceful and green retreat, consistently praised for its natural setting with a stream and abundant shade from mature trees. Guests highlight the warm welcome from the owners, who are described as friendly, helpful, and dedicated to maintaining the site. The pitches are spacious and well-kept, offering choices of sun or shade, with some separated by hedges for added privacy. Sanitary facilities are generally clean and well-maintained, though some reviewers note they are a bit dated or small, with occasional complaints about lack of hooks or toilet paper. The on-site restaurant and snack bar serve good food at reasonable prices, featuring local charcuterie and cheeses, with a terrace overlooking the river. Additional amenities include a laundry room with washer, dryer, and ironing board, as well as a communal lounge with books and games for rainy days. The campsite is ideal for cycling, with connections to a bike network along an old railway line, and offers local walks. Families appreciate the shallow river for children to play in, though there is no swimming pool, and the river is only accessible for views. A small playground exists but is considered minimal. Nearby attractions include the village center with a bakery and supermarket, and the region offers opportunities to explore historic cities like Dijon and Beaune, as well as the Burgundy wine route. Some guests note noise from a nearby TGV line, but overall the campsite is very quiet. The overall experience is enhanced by the site's natural surroundings and well-kept grounds. It is a suitable choice for travelers who enjoy exploring the region and don't mind a challenging cycle to local amenities. Guests find the campground excellent value for money and have no significant criticisms. Overall, it is a charming, clean, and relaxing place with a lovely atmosphere, strongly recommended by visitors.
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