Arrived on March 13, 2026. Friendly welcome, we were able to park the camper wherever we wanted. Beautiful sanitary facilities, paid electricity, the cost is reasonable. It is a pity that there is no water for washing dishes and that you cannot rinse your toilet tank with clean water.💦 🫣

Great place for an overnight stay. It's nice and dry on the asphalt. I think there aren't many power outlets, but not everyone needs them. Payment is easy, and you can get tokens from a vending machine on site. Everything is well-organized, but you do have to pay for everything.

Beautiful campsite 🏕️ along the Dordogne River with a bar and restaurant. They don't open all week in the off-season, but they do offer bread service. The sanitary facilities are neat and clean. 🧹 The village is very old and worth a visit. You can eat well at the hotel restaurant. This campsite is definitely worth a visit.🇫🇷💥👍

Great campsite, everything works fine, no bread 🥖 service anymore. So you have to cycle to the village, which is close by. There's a Lidl, Aldi, and a similarly expensive Intermarche store in the village. There's a market on Tuesday. The campsite has an indoor and outdoor pool. You can enjoy cycling 🚴 and walking. 🚶🏻‍♂️ Spacious pitches with electricity and some with water. The sanitary facilities are okay, but it's a shame they're not cleaned very often. The showers 🚿 are nice and warm.

We had a wonderful stay in a beautiful location. We received a very hospitable and friendly welcome with spacious pitches. The bathroom facilities are basic but clean. We're close to the village, which has a bakery and restaurants. We'll definitely be back.

Great campsite, though expensive. Nice, spacious pitches. The sanitary facilities work perfectly with a pass, so not everyone uses them. It's closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, even during peak season. You have to call, and someone will come. The village garage owner owns the campsite 🏕️ There's not much else to do, not even at the campsite. Cycling 🚴 and walking 🚶🏽