Camping La Ferme de la Serraz
This campsite has been undergoing a prolonged and disruptive transformation, with extensive construction work turning the grounds into a busy building site rather than a tranquil retreat. Roads have been dug up, new caravans installed, and piles of gravel and sand dominate the landscape. The development means that guests seeking peace and quiet will be disappointed, as the constant activity undermines any sense of serenity. Despite the chaos, the on-site staff members have been noted for their helpfulness and willingness to assist visitors. However, the site’s actual conditions fall significantly short of what is advertised online. While the website boasts 50 pitches, only about 20 are currently available, and they are cramped, with most measuring under 70 square meters and in poor condition. The sanitary facilities are minimal, with just two toilets for men and two for women, and access doors are propped open even in chilly weather, compromising comfort and privacy. The chemical toilet disposal point is inconveniently located 100–150 meters away in a small pit on the ground, forcing guests to empty waste into regular WCs. On the plus side, a restaurant on site offers meals, though it does not accept credit cards, which can create inconvenience for visitors. The overall experience is marred by a stark discrepancy between what is promised and what is delivered, leaving travelers feeling misled. Until construction is fully complete and facilities are upgraded, this is not a destination for those seeking a polished or relaxing camping holiday. The helpful staff provide a glimmer of hope for future improvements, but current visitors should prepare for a work-in-progress atmosphere. For now, the campsite is best suited to those who can tolerate dust, noise, and limited amenities. It is not recommended for families, couples, or anyone craving a peaceful getaway. The site’s true potential remains buried under ongoing renovations and unmet expectations.
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