After visiting the Bardenas, we wanted to spend the night nearby at one of the listed campsites. By 4 p.m., everything was uncomfortably crowded, dusty, and so uninteresting that we stepped on the gas and drove 30 km further north. We, too, were alone here and felt completely at home. In the evenings, there was a lot of activity all around from locals. At night, it was quiet and bright. The comments from previous reviewers are absolutely correct.

Landed here to replace Belley. You can stand here for one night for free. Public French toilet open and acceptable. No power and V / E. Is very nice and quiet next to a museum village with a wooden path through Rhone swamps. Beware of mosquitoes. The farm next door sells regional products on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.

When we arrived (4pm) the place was full. Two thirds of cars and the rest were shared by four campers so generously that there was no more space available. The spread / space requirement as well as the clothes horse suggest a longer dwell time. That the young people in the playground behind were very loud should be mentioned as an aside. We drove on.

If we were lucky, we got a free seat on a Sunday lunchtime. Even though there was a lot of activity from motorbikes and other visitors, we really liked it there. SP for motorhomes larger than 7m not recommended. The inclined arrangement of the SP in connection with the large meadow facing the canal still allows an interesting stay with a view of many ships. We'd love to come back when we find a free space.

Have gone because of the many positive reviews and were disappointed. Pitch still under construction. In the middle of the village and anything but quiet. No R & D. Pitches very small and narrow. Not bigger than 7x2,5. And under rest and relaxation, I also imagine something else. In any case, we drove on straight away.