Neat, very well-maintained terraced campsite. Fine pitches, but all neatly lined up. Shop, snack corner, and restaurant available. Look for a terrace, however, it was already closed at 8:00 PM. Reservations are recommended, as it was almost full. Lovely swimming pool. The sanitary facilities were very clean. But for the size of the campsite, there are too few showers (and when it is your turn, you have to wait another 6 minutes until the timer starts working again).

Beautiful, well-maintained campsite with a very friendly owner. Bread service is fine. The swimming pool is not large, but looks very good and well-cared for. Shady and sunny spots. Do be careful when approaching. Many access roads are too narrow or the tunnels are too low for a camper. We eventually drove back to Macon and crossed the river and railway line there.

Beautifully situated surrounded by mountains with many hiking trails. Small supermarket 500 m away. The pitches are large and varied, with mountain views and privacy everywhere. Lovely swimming pool. The burgers in the restaurant are highly recommended (also takeaway). The sanitary facilities are dated, but clean. All in all, highly recommended, and we are staying a few days longer than planned.

Neat campsite with a restaurant (not open every evening). Very friendly welcome (in Dutch). Bread roll service available. The location is practically on a beautiful river and close to Embrun. A minor downside is that the showers were lukewarm when we were there and have a timer (5 minutes). Located in the Alps, but a mountain hike from the campsite is not an option.

Very beautiful, immaculately maintained, quiet campsite with lovely pitches (hedges, trees, grass and stones, terraces or flat), offering both shade and sun. Cucuron and beautiful Ansouis are nearby. The sanitary facilities are spotless, and there is a bread service, a food truck may visit, and the option to order takeaway meals. You can truly unwind here. If you had to think of something, a small swimming pool would have been nice for the very hot days.

We really wanted to go to this campsite because of its location by the lake. However, upon arrival, the reception was already closed before noon. Fine green pitches. The road next to the campsite is busy and very noisy. But we left again because the sanitary facilities were not very clean. Being dated is not a problem, but there was rubbish in the sinks and the shower we turned on was not very clean. We went looking for another campsite.

Very neat and clean campsite. With "lanes" where every pitch is fenced off. The old section has more shade and privacy than the new section. Lovely swimming pool, though a bit on the small side in the high season. You can walk straight into the campsite's own vineyards. Restaurant, bar, and bread service available. In short, carefree and neatly maintained, but we miss just that touch of French charm.

Very beautiful terraced campsite with many trees. Clean sanitary facilities, but a minor downside is that you are doing the dishes while someone else uses the toilet... separated only by a thin wall (open at the top). Bread roll service and a market stall twice a week with regional vegetables, fruit, cheese, and sausage. Very beautiful walking opportunities and you can walk straight into Maubec (an authentic Provence village; don't forget Saint Pierre... very well-maintained terrace, small restaurant).

A surprising spot in nature. Very spacious shaded and sunny spots. Sanitary facilities are fine. Bread service available. The driveway rises quite steeply and is narrow, but perfectly manageable. This quiet French campsite is a breath of fresh air.

Okay campsite for a stopover. It lacks the charm of a French campsite and is somewhat soulless. The lake looks very well-maintained and beautiful. The sanitary facilities are clean. The reception was friendly. Small, sheltered pitches, shady.