Direct access to the lake. The water was very murky, so my granddaughter didn't go in. The restrooms were so-so. At that price, I would have expected at least toilet paper. The restaurant has a good selection of food and a lovely view of the lake. There were still plenty of free tables even in August, which might have made one wonder.

We were glad we found a spot. The campsite itself was basically acceptable. The price in high season is quite steep. There are enough showers and toilets, but unfortunately, most are privately rented and therefore not available to the general public. The shuttle bus to the beach is great, saving you the 1.6 km walk to the beach in 40 minutes.

A lovely little campsite overlooking the Ardèche River, where we felt very comfortable. Access is a bit of a trek, but you're rewarded with a secluded sandy beach. The sparsely populated surroundings offer fantastic opportunities for hiking in nature. The new owners (May 26th) are very dedicated and helpful. Christopher's ravioli are definitely worth trying. With the addition of high-speed internet this summer, it's sure to earn that final star.

We were there for the first time yesterday, and probably not the last. The fact that they only accept cash is quite unusual. Saturday evening with the food truck and wine stand was very entertaining. What really bothered us, but probably can't be avoided, was the goose droppings everywhere.

Our pitch was right in the courtyard of the winery. If you buy wine, the pitch fee is waived, which we gladly took advantage of. Since waste disposal is no longer available there, we drove to nearby Eguisheim, where water and waste disposal are free at the pitch. We enjoyed two lovely days cycling.

An ideal place for anyone interested in horse riding. We stayed here for two days on our return trip, and our granddaughter had a great time. We were able to book three riding events for her. During the holidays, there were many families with children here, which didn't bother us. The facilities were just as you'd expect on a farm: adequate and clean.

We were here today because the access to the city was closed due to the triathlon, and we couldn't get to the landing stage. €35 is pretty steep for such a noisy spot. But including electricity, water and electricity, and plumbing, and this central location is fine for us. We parked at the front of the street, where the spaces are wide enough. We'll definitely keep this spot in mind for a stopover.

The site is beautiful and spacious. Paying via QR code is a great idea and worked very well upon arrival. Unfortunately, my electricity allowance ran out around 11:00 PM, and I couldn't top it up. I was debited €2 and no longer received any electricity. I contacted the hotline and received no response, nor was I offered a refund. The system doesn't seem to be fully developed yet. What a shame!