Amenities
RestaurantKids friendlyPlayground
Parameters
QuietnessStaffValue for moneyWi‑FiElectric hookupsWaste disposal
Tucked among the trees near the Loire River, this campsite is a practical and scenic base for exploring the châteaux of Chenonceau and Amboise, as well as the city of Tours, which guests often reach by bicycle. The setting is wooded and peaceful, with level grass pitches that many find roomy, though larger motorhomes may sometimes encounter uneven or cramped spots. Shade is abundant, creating a cool retreat on warm afternoons, but some pitches become boggy after rain. The on-site restaurant is a highlight, serving what reviewers describe as exceptional food at reasonable prices, with welcoming service and occasional live music or karaoke that adds a lively evening vibe. Staff are generally friendly and helpful, with a keysafe and gate code system making late arrivals straightforward, yet experiences vary as some guests report unresponsive reception or no staff on duty at check-in. The sanitary blocks are modern in parts but cleanliness is inconsistent, with cold showers, lack of toilet paper, and dirty facilities noted in some reviews. Wi-Fi is free but often unreliable, and electric hookups on a few pitches have been non-functional, with an adapter requirement not always communicated in advance. The campsite offers a small playground, inflatables, a grassy area for games, and a ping-pong table, making it suitable for families, though dogs have been left off leads and pet waste is sometimes neglected. The waste disposal area can overflow and maintenance issues like damaged bollards go unrepaired, which detracts from the overall impression. Noise from nearby roads, a railway line, and evening entertainment occasionally disturbs light sleepers, but the site is generally calm by day. Location is ideal as a stopover for travelers heading to or from southern France and ferry ports, with secure gated entry and decent pitches for touring caravans and motorhomes. Mobile-home kitchens lack basic utensils, so self-caterers should come prepared. Despite its quirks, the campsite earns strong satisfaction from those who value the wooded setting, large pitches, and great restaurant, while others leave frustrated by maintenance issues and variable staff availability.
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