This municipal campsite in a scenic wine region charms with its shaded, grassy pitches and proximity to vineyards and a river perfect for countryside walks. The exceptionally friendly and dedicated staff, particularly Celine and Sébastien, earn high praise for their warm service and excellent sightseeing recommendations. Guests appreciate the option to order fresh bread on-site and enjoy relaxing on the terrace. The site offers spacious pitches, a pleasant playground, and a swimming pool, though the pool operates on a limited schedule from mid-May to early September, often only afternoons and with restricted days in spring. Local children use the pool for lessons during school hours, making spontaneous dips unpredictable. The sanitary block receives mixed reviews, with some campers noting cleanliness after daily cleanings but others criticizing outdated, cramped facilities with few showers. Evenings are generally peaceful, with quietness largely respected. The campsite is within walking distance to the village for daily shopping and close to an Aldi supermarket. Dogs are welcome on site. However, many guests find it expensive for a municipal facility as it does not accept the CampingCard discount. The reception closes between 12:00 and 17:00, requiring a short wait upon arrival during that window. Overall, this campsite blends a welcoming atmosphere and attentive hosts with notable shortcomings in sanitary maintenance and limited pool accessibility.
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