Great campsite for peace seekers. Situated among apple trees. Train and bus tickets around Lake Constance are included, so you can also visit Switzerland by public transport. Sanitary facilities and amenities are in excellent order. Small campsite shop. Bread rolls are delivered to the pitch around 7:30 in the morning. The surrounding area is also beautiful for cycling.

Beautiful small campsite with fancy sanitary facilities that you won't find in many hotels; this is partly because it is geared towards winter sports. We hadn't reserved during the high season, but were able to find a spot on a strip next to the entrance. There were other campers parked there. It's just a shame that you had to pay the full price here as well. Almost 60 pence per night. Nice cycling routes. And a day pass for the cable car is highly recommended. That way, you can still cool down at high altitude during a heatwave.

Orderly campsite but lacking atmosphere. Unfortunately, we were situated quite close to the road. The traffic was somewhat bothersome. The sanitary facilities had some defects, including a cold shower and blockages. The restaurant looked good but we didn't use it. Bread rolls can also be obtained from a bakery 400 meters away. Cycle path runs alongside the campsite.

Pleasant campsite for peace seekers. Tucked away in the woods, you can camp in three ways: with electricity on designated pitches, with a tent on a hill, and off-grid on a large open area. From the campsite, you can cycle, hike, or take the train to a nearby town, for example to Colmar. Sanitary facilities are old but clean, there are fresh bread rolls in the morning, and occasionally a food truck or pizza van stops by.

We spent four nights at Le Picard. The owners go above and beyond to make your stay as comfortable as possible. A clean toilet and fresh bread are provided in the morning, and in the evenings, they're busy cooking in the restaurant. It's a great base for (cycling) trips to the D-Day beaches and other unique WWII sites. There's a small swimming pool. The price is a bit high.

Stayed for one day to visit Mont St. Michel (many people do this during peak season). Large site for campers. Well-maintained with marked pitches. No restrooms, but there was a place to empty the trash. Expensive supermarket around the corner.

A lovely campsite with excellent facilities and an enthusiastic manager. We arrived in August without a reservation, and she still managed to find us a spot for two nights. Aldi is just around the corner, and the surrounding area is great for walking and cycling. The inland sea is wonderful for swimming. You do have to wait for the tide, though.

Nice fairly new camper place. Large places. Book in advance or find a place and pay via a machine. You pay for the place and unload water and toilet. For showering and clean water you pay extra. The toilets and showers are clean and large. Beautiful island to cycle around. Stayed for two days. The last day in the morning breakfast at the camper on the beach.

Three stars for the view, but of the two toilet buildings, one was closed. And of the other building, one of the three toilets was used by someone whose fish had fallen the wrong way. No cleaner seen from 15:00 to 20:30. The shower is also not free. And then 21 euros is quite expensive.