Camping Sandaya Parc la Clusure
This campsite is set in a beautiful forested region near a river and a railway line, which can cause some noise at night. The swimming pools are a major highlight, including a heated indoor pool and an adults-only pool, though the main pool can feel small when crowded. The on-site restaurants and takeaway serve good food, but prices are high and opening hours limited. The shop stocks fresh bread daily but is otherwise limited in provisions. Staff are consistently praised as friendly, helpful, and efficient, especially at reception. Cleanliness of sanitary blocks is generally good with daily cleaning, but some buildings are dated, poorly lit, and occasional issues like empty soap dispensers or dirty shower grates occur. A recurring serious problem is a strong sewage smell from the water purification plant that affects large parts of the campsite, especially rear pitches, driving some guests to leave early. Pitches are generally spacious, but some become muddy after rain due to poor drainage. The campsite is family-oriented with a well-liked kids' club and animation team offering activities for children. Dog owners appreciate designated walking areas and free waste bags. The region is scenic and quiet, with nearby attractions like the Grottes de Han and Rochefort market. However, the campsite predominantly has Dutch-speaking staff, which can make communication difficult for French speakers. Overall, many guests enjoy the facilities and service, but the persistent odor issue significantly detracts from the experience for those near the treatment area.
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