Amenities
Lake accessDogs / pets friendlyRestaurant
Nestled in a beautiful area with spacious pitches and a welcoming atmosphere, this campsite offers a strong sense of community that makes newcomers feel like part of the family. The adjacent swimming lake adds to the appeal, prompting many guests to plan return visits. However, the location has a serious downside: it is squeezed between a motorway, an airport road, and the Rhone dykes, resulting in constant noise day and night, with only a brief period of relative silence between 1:00 and 4:00 AM. On a positive note, the tree-surrounded site provides some natural comfort and is well-positioned for exploring the region's many amenities and attractions. The large pitches are a standout feature, spacious enough for comfort. Cleanliness is a mixed picture; while recent reports praise the well-maintained and tidy grounds, earlier accounts highlight that the toilet blocks are seriously outdated and in urgent need of renovation. The showers are adequate for those with modest expectations. The restaurant has undergone a major transformation, shifting from a popular, full-service dining spot to a self-service concept that has disappointed regulars, with menu cards also lacking German translations. For dog owners, the area poses challenges as numerous prohibition signs restrict dogs from accessing the water, making the location notably unfriendly for pets. The campsite offers strong natural and social appeal but suffers from dated sanitary facilities and a worsened dining experience, along with pervasive noise issues.
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