It's idyllically situated between two small streams, and you usually have partial to full shade. The pitches aren't very clearly marked, and they've skimped on the electrical hookups [you might need a long extension cord]. The shower and toilet facilities are good. There's a fully automatic pizza machine in front of the entrance, as well as the trash cans. There's also a small lake nearby for children and water sports. Apart from the electricity situation, we were absolutely delighted and would gladly return.

The location among the mostly tree-lined pitches is fantastic. Be aware that the grey water drain is half broken. Also, please note that you are in the middle of a tern nature reserve. Therefore, swimming is prohibited from July 1st to the end of August, and dogs are not allowed either; basically, anything related to the Loire River is forbidden. Otherwise, a lovely spot.

The shower and toilet are in good condition. There are also relatively new washing machines, and the chemical toilet disposal point is located in the same building. There's also a fenced-in swimming pool for children. Most of the pitches are shaded by trees. It's about 200 meters downhill to the pebble beach. Currently, it costs €6 per person, plus an additional charge for canoe rental. Otherwise, there's nothing to do here.

The proximity to the beach makes this campsite so attractive. The pitches themselves are relatively narrow, as is the road through the site. Otherwise, you're well protected from the wind by trees and dunes. Shade is only moderate. I would recommend shopping in town beforehand, unless you're planning a nice walk. The site fills up noticeably in the evening. I highly recommend this site.

We stayed here overnight on July 21/22. This place is perfectly fine for that. I wouldn't want to camp here, though, even though you can spend the night here in a very quiet spot, and it's a lovely spot right on the canal. So I'm only giving it 3 stars.

A very quiet municipal campsite with a restroom, which unfortunately doesn't have any lighting inside. Free greywater disposal; a cassette toilet is no problem. Electricity costs €2 per hour, but you'd have to lay the power cable over the greywater trough, which I find pointless. Drinking water can also be purchased for €2. The other water is free. I can happily recommend this site.