Camping Le Clos Saint-Nicolas

Nice campsite, stayed overnight alone, received a very friendly welcome and were allowed to choose a spot. Ate in the restaurant, mussels highly recommended. Tomorrow we will walk through the forest for 500 meters to the most charming little village with a beautiful abbey. Nice tea room there with homemade pastries. The walking path is a bit steep and has a lot of loose stones, so it is not suitable for everyone.

Well-maintained transit campsite with a simple appearance, trees, shrubs, and grass. Sanitary facilities are somewhat dated, functional, very clean, toilet paper, no soap, lukewarm shower. Ample parking spaces, varying in level, grass. Swimming pool, tennis court, restaurant with a limited menu (mediocre). Dogs are allowed in the adjacent forest. The partially stony forest path to the historic village is not suitable for people with disabilities.

Great place to stop over, good restrooms, and an old tennis court that was always available. We had a quiet night, with lots of French people.