Amenities
Kids friendlyLake accessRestaurantLocal produce / farm foodShop
Parameters
QuietnessElectric hookupsValue for moneyMobile signalSafetyWi‑FiStaff
Tucked beside the Doubs river, this family-run campsite offers a serene escape into nature, where large, shaded pitches provide a sense of secluded wild camping. The atmosphere is consistently peaceful, making it a haven for relaxation and outdoor activities like swimming, kayaking, and cycling. A standout feature is the on-site restaurant, which serves excellent homemade pizza and salads that have garnered enthusiastic praise. The owners are generally welcoming, though some guests have noted a cooler reception for late arrivals or non-French speakers. The site is particularly loved by families with children, who enjoy the swings, slacklines, and resident donkeys. Sanitary facilities, while kept clean, are on the older side, with limited showers and toilets that can feel insufficient during peak times. The campsite operates on a cash-only basis, which can be inconvenient given that the nearest ATM may be out of service. Mosquitoes and flies can be bothersome in the evenings near the trees. Road access is straightforward, making it a popular stopover for travelers heading south from the UK. The location is ideal for exploring Dijon and other local attractions, with a supermarket and village just a short drive away. WiFi is available near the entrance, and a washing machine is on-site, though service may be refused for single-night stays. Overall, the campsite delivers good value for money with its natural setting, spacious pitches, and tasty food, despite some inconsistencies in service.
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