@Farbridges2006

A lovely place to stay in a small village that relies on champagne. Dine at O’tempo among the locals or at La Marotte, which is slightly more commercial. The sanitary facilities are a shadow of their former glory, but that shouldn't spoil the fun.

A beautiful spot in beautiful surroundings. Cycled to the charming center to enjoy the nice restaurants and terraces. I did not use the facilities at the campsite myself.

A great campsite as a stopover while traveling along the Route de Soleil, friendly welcome, hot showers, and delicious pizza. Highly recommended.

The campsite is simply too crowded and cramped when you stay there during the high season. The small pitches and narrow streets do not contribute to any sense of privacy. You will be less bothered by this if you are right by the water. The town of Cochem is well worth a visit.

Nice, quiet campsite. The cheerful and friendly hostess came to meet us at the barrier to show us our pitch. Unfortunately, the campsite's catering facility was closed due to a staff shortage. There were plenty of beach bars within walking distance to compensate.

What a lovely, quiet campsite this is. A very friendly welcome, with tips for incorrectly mounted license plates😎. Nice restaurant across the road. Highly recommended; we will definitely be back.

A lovely, quiet campsite for the low season. The only restaurant nearby was closed due to a lack of a cook. The delicious homemade pizza by the friendly owner makes up for a lot. The sanitary facilities are neat and clean.

A beautiful, friendly campsite in the Ardèche with French/Dutch owners. The sanitary facilities are clean and tidy. The challenging pétanque court and the cozy terrace at the restaurant look lovely. Highly recommended for a wonderful stay.

A typical South French campsite. There were plenty of sanitary facilities, clean but very dated. According to the friendly receptionist, the digital problems would likely continue for another month. Instead of showing our ID, we paid for the nights in advance, which was acceptable. The village of Cassis is worth a visit, with its charming harbor and cozy restaurants. It is perfectly doable on foot from the campsite, despite the steep slope.

A lovely, quiet campsite with clean sanitary facilities, a friendly welcome, and a charming village to visit.