Camping Le Village du Lac

The reception was friendly, but the lady at the front desk hadn't put on any deodorant, and wearing a tank top wasn't pleasant. The place was a jumbled mess: grass, sand, leaves, and gravel all mixed together. We paid nearly 35 Euros for 1 night, 2 people, and a dog. You are allowed to expect something from that, even in the low season (May holidays). Unfortunately, it did not live up to expectations: the lakes were dirty with algae, the playground was dilapidated, and the swimming pool was run-down. A sort of faded glory.

Everything was absolutely fine! We had a lovely pitch (to the right after the barrier). There's a lot happening here, and it's sure to be very nice! The bus doesn't run on Sundays, so you have to walk 2 km to the train station. The town center is easily accessible by bicycle, scooter, or public transport. It's a bit far to walk. The staff is incredibly friendly and multilingual! We stayed for four nights. It cost about €28 per night, including electricity! Tickets are also available at reception!

We really enjoyed the campsite. The multilingual staff at reception were very friendly. Three nights for two people and a 6m campervan cost €86.16. The sanitary facilities are in good condition, the site is dry, and it's still quiet and not very busy. If you return later in the evening, the tram is still running, but the bus has stopped, so you have a nearly 2km walk to get there at night.