We stayed here for a week in October and enjoyed the surroundings. It is great for road cycling here. It is also excellent for walking. The shower and toilet building is neat, but the washing-up area still needs to be renovated. The water is good and hot, though. Many pitches have beautiful views and are reasonably level. There is a bread service, but it is pricey. And you can eat pizzas. We didn't use the swimming pool. Shops are 10 km away. Wonderfully quiet!

Campsite in the woods with a small swimming pool and a restaurant serving delicious pizzas. In September there is plenty of space, but you are not allowed to choose your own spot. You are allowed to change, though. The number of nights of stay must be paid immediately, and payment must also be made directly for extensions. So no payment afterwards. The sanitary building is kept clean and the shower provides hot water. The surroundings are fantastic for mountain biking and road cycling, and there is plenty to see. Trails even start at the campsite. The walk around the lake is great.

In mid-October, I stayed one night at this very quiet campsite. The grounds are beautiful and also have cabins. Late in the season, I was greeted from 4:00 PM by a friendly young man who spoke French. The restrooms looked dirty and outdated. So, I didn't shower. The lake behind it is nice to walk around. In season, canoes are rented and fishing is possible. No swimming. The campsite does have a swimming pool. For €15 with Asci.

A small campsite with panoramic views. The owner is often absent but friendly. The restrooms are very dated and were poorly cleaned during our stay. The surrounding area is beautiful for hiking, mountain biking, and road cycling, and the village with its beautiful castle is within walking distance. The bread service is a big plus, with delicious, large baguettes delivered to your pitch in the morning. Overall, a quiet campsite, but it could use some improvement.