Last year we had a good experience here, but unfortunately not this year. Not recommended. The sanitary facilities are dirty, are not cleaned properly, and the dishwashing water is simply cold. The reception is cool and indifferent. The camper pitches are well laid out but in full sun. There are shaded spots on the grounds, but some are quite sloping. The food truck is handy and fine. Bread service is very expensive, EUR 1.40 for a croissant. The pool is very small; 5 people in it and it is full.

Neat, small-scale campsite with spacious pitches. New and clean sanitary facilities, hot showers and dishwashing water. Very tasty pizzas, bread roll service. Good base for visiting the Château de Guédelon. The region is more interesting than you might think at first glance, and we would love to return here.

This is highly recommended if you're self-sufficient and enjoy peace and quiet. It's a beautiful and tidy campervan site, recently renovated. A bakery is just a few minutes' walk away via a path through the woods. The only downside is the location of the power point, which is expensive. It's only usable if you have a very long cable.

Two stars because the shower was nice and hot and the receptionist was friendly. Furthermore, the sanitary facilities are dirty, and the price of €43 per day for a campervan for two people, including electricity, is too expensive for what the campsite offers.

- Nice, not too large campsite - Friendly welcome and lots of information, the owner speaks English - Takeaway pizzas available (not tried) - Bread service - Limited and quiet entertainment for children and yoga for adults - Sanitary facilities are not cleaned daily, which is to be expected for €41/night (campervan, 2 people, and electricity). This explains the 3 instead of 4. - There is no restaurant or supermarket within walking distance.

A typical municipal campsite. The sanitary facilities aren't particularly clean, but the showers are nice and hot. The location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the beautiful town center. A walk to the citadel is also worthwhile.

Old-fashioned but neat campsite. Pros: Location a 10-minute walk from the town center. Friendly staff. Spacious pitches. Food truck (limited opening hours and selection). Cons: Sanitary facilities are outdated (though clean), even with some squat toilets. No Wi-Fi. No shop.

Highly recommended! Quiet, small, and free campervan site at a winery. They even offer a basic shower, toilet, and electricity for free. Buying something in their shop in return seems perfectly reasonable to me. They sell delicious wines, organic vegetables, and cheese. We'd love to come back.