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Tucked into terraced hillsides near a charming village, this campsite offers a peaceful escape where high hedges and pruned trees cast welcome shade over every pitch. The older sanitary block, though clearly showing its age, remains reasonably clean and provides push-button showers with a steady stream of hot water. Guests should note that the restaurant operates only on weekends, and finding fresh bread on site can be a challenge — a quick trip into the village is often necessary. The swimming pool remains closed in spring, and some fixtures like toilet and shower locks have been reported broken. On the brighter side, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the restaurant draws visitors from the surrounding area with its appealing food. The surrounding countryside is the real draw, offering challenging hiking trails and mountain bike routes. Overall value for money is considered fair, though the facilities may disappoint those expecting modern amenities. The terraced layout ensures decent pitch privacy even when busy. The site's quietness is a strong point, making it ideal for relaxation. However, the road access can be a bit narrow and winding in places. The shop is limited, so stocking up beforehand is wise. Cleanliness in some areas could be improved, particularly in the older blocks. The pool, when open, is small and basic. Despite these quirks, the campsite's natural setting and friendly atmosphere leave a positive impression. It's a good choice for hikers and cyclists seeking an authentic countryside base.
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