Well, the town is very beautiful, a sort of mini Carcassonne. It is, of course, a nice idea to set up a campervan site. Unfortunately, there are people with dogs who don't clean up their dog poop, and apparently people also consider it permissible to use this spot with their caravan. If they did so properly, that would be acceptable, but the disabled parking space was also heavily occupied. Substantial points deducted for the above.

Great campsite, nice and simple. excellent bread service. Extremely nice administrators. just find a spot! so nice and criss-cross. With the My.Tignes card access to lifts, bike bus, funitel swimming pool etc etc. You can ask for a discount code at the campsite. >tip<! Your old ski pass can be used provided that it is from Ski dates (so it does not have to be from Tignes). Use the number on the pass. in the Tignes app.

Very nice campsite. No entertainment, no swimming pool, no screaming children. View of the Mont Cenis and the Montfroid. Some road noise, sometimes a plane from the nearby airport. bread service, no toilet, cassette toilet is allowed in the toilet in the otherwise very simple sanitary facilities. Larger campers do not fit, smaller ones do. waking up with the morning sun. In the evening the sun is gone at 5:30 PM and it cools down

Mostly quiet campsite. with many seasonal pitches. Limited space for passers-by. the adjacent lake is beautiful and clean. sanitary facilities are brand new (2024), spacious, clean and seem well suited to the number of guests and disabled people have also been taken into account. Good access via the roads. At 28 euros for a camper and two adults, it is quite expensive, but not unjustified.

typical transit cp. Desolate place. Noise from the Route National can be heard. The pay column was out of order. fine for the night, but the camping in the old town is better.

We are standing at this campsite as I write this. Of course we had read the other reviews but we were looking for a place and here was the only one available. Unfortunately there is nothing positive to report about this campsite. of the 2 sanitary buildings is closed, in the other everything is broken, dirty and with three toilets and two showers far too little for the number of guests. the restaurant smells like a cadaver. We will leave immediately.

At first sight a nice place for those who come early. then full and alternative search. We now leave at 06:15 after the valley fills with the worst stove smoke we can think of. like someone is burning a car tire.

Worth the trip! Good starting point for mountain hikes. Désert de Platé is well worth the climb (or 16 euros for the lift). Flaine was built in the 1960s by architect couple Eric Sylvie Boissonnas in Bauhaus style, with works of art by Picasso, Jean Dubuffet in between. free guided tours from the Center d Arts. In the Auditorium classical concerts. The parking lots don't really have any facilities. Classic