Camping Le Brochet

Well, upon arrival I had my doubts. Many permanent guest workers in the houses, which look fine by the way. The town radiates little, messy. There is a museum about the war 14-18, entrance fee 11 euros. At 300 meters there is a fantastic Moroccan restaurant, highly recommended. (l’alhambra) The parking municipal next to the museum was completely full of campers. Sanitary facilities are old, but clean. There is a fishing pond at the campsite.

The previous reviews do this city campsite an injustice. Now equipped with approx. 15 wooden houses and a few glamping tents. Free wifi, electricity included, toilet building available, with shower, ok: a bit dated, but a friendly owner and for that we paid € 20.60. Ideal place on the way to and from Paris. Close to the center and an Aldi nearby.

Campsite with the worst price/quality ratio in ages. 31 euros for a night with two adults, a toddler and a power connection. Sanitary clean, but very outdated. Terrain messy. Not recommended.