d’Alos

The campsite still needs a lot of attention; it is messy and the access road is in poor condition. There were a lot of flies in early June. Otherwise deserted, we were the only ones there and moved on after one night.

This campsite was a unique experience. Almost empty, and the owner doesn't speak a word of English, which is really quite a nuisance. It feels a bit primitive, but the pitches are large, with water taps and electricity at every location, as well as facilities for emptying water and toilets. The sanitary facilities are clean, but the doors don't lock, and the showers are small but nice and hot. The food was good. The pool is nice, but not very clean.

what a friendly welcome, what a nice cozy restaurant. clean sanitary facilities, large places. the dog was allowed for free. the walk to the gorge was good to do. in the village everything was still closed, no shop, restaurant. so... do your shopping before you arrive.