Dirk is very busy improving the campsite step by step. There is quite a bit of faded glory at the moment, but every upgrade is an improvement. In fact, the campsite is already almost contactless: the entrance is via QR code, the entrance to the shower/toilet block has a video doorbell, and it is work in progress for further upgrades. 2 nights for €70 is reasonable after our previous experiences in Bavaria and the Dolomites. Dirk also still has time for a personal welcome.

Beautiful new spot with a nice view. No toilet block/showers, otherwise 4 stars. Efficiently laid out site, reasonably spacious pitches. Walking distance from Padola.

One of the most beautiful routes to drive here. The campsite is beautifully situated on the Piave. The sanitary facilities are fine and clean. The reception is pleasant and the check-in process is (very) extensive. The reception doesn't open again until 3 pm. It is a fight to find a spot, though. There are also many permanent pitches. We are lucky tonight with D5, a fairly large pitch at the edge of the forest. Unfortunately, the campsite entrance is not conducive to our barrier allergy either.

Beautiful spot by the valley with a stunning view. Extensive renovation of the shower, toilet, and ramp. Signage, naming, and map are very clear, perhaps a bit on the trendy side. Otherwise, a lovely campsite for €30 per night.

Beautiful estate with 2 large ponds for the fish. People are not allowed to swim there, but dogs are. At times, we were completely alone at this location. All sanitary facilities are available. However, a code is required to enter and exit the gate. Very friendly welcome. Reasonable distance from the town and beautiful rural surroundings.

The photos really say it all. What you see is what you get. A lovely spot in the countryside with extensive walking opportunities. Great spots for campers, including in the greenery or under the trees. Complete facilities for electricity and water, and also plenty of homemade treats presented in a vegetable crate.

The restaurant will be 70 years old in 2025 and also serves as the reception for the motorhome site. It has 21 pitches, and we stayed at pitch 11 bis, right on the walking route to Pian del Ré, where the source of the Po is located. The sanitary facilities aren't top-notch but quite okay for this spot; the rate is certainly fine too. Phenomenal view from the campsite. Actually, 6 stars for this.

Complete sanitary facilities, electricity, chemical toilet disposal, and grey water disposal. Good fresh water supply. That is all well organized. Unfortunately, the campsite (and the rest of the village of Borgata) is very outdated. The surroundings, on the other hand, are beautiful. Excellent hiking opportunities, as it is a ski area. Nice people! However, the rate is based on the winter craze, because €50 is steep for this place.

Lovely campsite with a very friendly welcome. Free pitches, which is actually why it deserves 5 stars. Because the new sanitary block is still under construction (finished August ‘26), we have to make do with the showers and toilets for now. Rooster and chickens roaming the campsite and a fantastic view of the Mont du Chat. The walk to the beautiful bakery in St Paul is manageable, but the return trip up is a bit tougher. All in all, we had wonderful days.

Lovely campsite in a beautiful location, near the ski jump and slopes. Good hiking opportunities. A short hour's walk along quiet lanes to Lac de Gerardmer. Sanitary facilities are outdated but clean and tidy. The owner couple is very friendly. Bread roll service. Nice spot at the entrance of the campsite with an electricity hook-up, water, and a small stream. Next to the entrance is a drain for the chemical toilet. Approx. €24 per night including dog.

Our first choice, and luckily we found a nice spot on one of the busiest days of the year. Next time we'll stay a week 😊 What a fantastic little spot.

Lovely campsite with ultra-modern facilities. The village of Philippine is just around the corner. Unobstructed views of the landscape on all sides. Sooooo many birds. Extremely friendly welcome. In short, a 10+ for this place.

Excellent site nestled among meadows on a quiet road. Campervan pitches on artificial turf (a former sports field, perhaps?). Albert goes out of his way to keep the wonderfully heated restrooms, which have music, clean and tidy, and he's a friendly host!

A lovely place with everything you need for a nice getaway. The icing on the cake is a cozy cafe with the best beers on tap 🍻

5 stars from us. Exactly what we were looking for. The sanitary facilities are definitely good and clean. Plenty of space to sit dry if needed, thanks to the use of materials. LARGE pitches and plenty of greenery and excellent grass all around. Lac de Bouzey is nearby and worth walking or cycling around. There's a small restaurant with Malagasy cuisine on or next to the campsite. The nems and samosas are highly recommended. Cocktails are also available.

Two nights under the stars for €28.08, including dog. Well-maintained grounds surrounded by greenery. A lovely park across the street from the campsite, and shops within walking distance. Reception is open for fifteen minutes in the evening for registration and payment. Located on the cycling route from Champagne to Burgundy. Village Fleuri!

A hidden gem in the Grand Est region. A beautifully situated campsite with plenty of large pitches to choose from. There are some faded areas, however, with permanent pitches featuring old equipment, but the site is lush with greenery. The only neighbors are a few sheep and cows. The sanitary facilities aren't new, but they are clean. Véronique is very friendly; there's a bread service and a terrace for drinks.

Absolutely beautiful. Beautiful location, PEACEFUL! Lovely secluded spots with stunning views. Friendliness is king! Everything new and fresh. And brass music in the restrooms 😊 The hefty price is more than worth it.

Friendly welcome, friendly atmosphere and beautiful views all around. Not all places are equally straight. Electricity and water easily accessible. No opportunity to discharge dirty water, but camper facilities are indicated nearby. Places at the back have a beautiful view of the valley and village, but are relatively far from the neat sanitary building. Village 1.8 km and Lac de Chambon 15 minutes by bike. Walk to Cascade de Voissieres also about 15 minutes.

The mini campsite will not yet be in use in July 2024 due to problems with the sanitary facilities. This is being worked on and the campsite with limited facilities is expected to be back in use in the summer of 2025. They want to reserve only 1 spot for campers, but a unique spot with a phenomenal view of the valley. Furthermore, they prefer only tents. The gite is still in use.

Excellent impression of this still relatively quiet campsite. Some new large and small rental houses and safari tents have been installed and it is neat and well organised. Very friendly reception. Neat swimming pool within walking distance. Sanitary facilities and electricity at the campsite are in good order. Numbered places of your choice. Small shop and guinguette on the campsite with small terrace. Spacious straight pitches, lots of greenery and trees for shade.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Find a spot yourself upon arrival. The friendly manager comes to the campsite twice a day for half an hour for registration, payment and cleaning. Swimming beach with facilities. A small restaurant Moulin du Marnant on the lake with ice cream and an extensive menu is a 400m walk away. Furthermore, 2 wooden chalets on the campsite, approximately 8 beautiful shaded areas on the water, good electricity. Modern and clean toilet block.