We stayed here for 6 nights. The pitches are spacious, even for our Carthago, which is longer than 8 m. You have to be lucky with the internet if it works. Electricity is coin-operated; 1 kWh costs 1 euro. Water is paid for. However, if you only want to fill a small jerrycan, you have a bit of a problem. It is charged in 50-liter increments, and they prefer that you do not use the water from the washing-up area. There are 100 camper pitches, 2 toilets, and 2 showers for the men. Really too few.

Great campsite. Quiet, electricity is free. Plenty of space and only €10.

Great campsite for an overnight stay.

Neat camper site. Just outside the grounds, 4 toilets that were neat and clean. Hardly any traffic noise. Paid €17 for a night and it was certainly worth it. Taking on water is another matter. It is an unusual tap where nothing fits. Nothing can be placed under the tap either. You get soaked when using it. I have seen other people fumbling around.

Quiet place for an overnight stay. There is a trash can.

Beautiful campsite near Albi. Completely new and still fully finished. Therefore, free for the time being. There is a disposal point for grey water and water intake. Spacious pitches for 47 campers. We stayed here for 2 nights and the campsite was full.

We stayed here for 1 night; we would have liked to stay longer, but there were hardly any other guests, making it very lonely. Campercontact listed an all-inclusive rate of €12 for 2 people until May 15th. When we wanted to settle the bill, we were asked €23. We protested and showed them the price on Campercontact. "Yes," was the answer, "a pitch costs €12, and then the personal and tourist tax are added on top of that." Nonsense. The rates have now been adjusted.

Neat motorhome next to the campsite. Close to Carcassonne. Spacious pitches. No sanitary facilities or electricity. However, there is the option for full-service and water intake. We paid € 15.72