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Overnight stays are not permitted. Enforcement takes place. Close to the beach, though. No facilities. Roughly between mid-April and October 1, paid parking applies here with a maximum of 4 hours.

We visited this campsite on October 18, 2026, after reading all the glowing reviews. However, it was a bit of a disappointment. The restaurant and bar were closed, as was the wellness area. Two of the only 3 showers were not working. The pitches are spacious, but incredibly sloping. The grounds also gave a somewhat messy impression. Still 3 stars because it is beautifully situated and quiet. Good as a transit campsite.

Great place for 1 night in a quiet village. Toilet (no paper left), hot and cold water, waste disposal, electricity, and sink, and all of that for free. However, a contribution of only 2 euros is requested. You have to buy tokens for the 2 showers.

We can only confirm all previous positive reviews. What a beautiful campsite this is. And what a beautiful view. The cozy terrace where you can enjoy delicious local wines and an excellent daily menu must also be mentioned here. To the owners, keep up the good work!

This campsite is a real gem. Beautifully situated next to the town of Chalaronne, close to a supermarket and many restaurants within walking distance. There are no campervan facilities. The sanitary facilities are old and could use some updating. The toilets (fortunately there are also a few toilets) are outdated in our experience. But everything is clean. The pitches are spacious, with both shade and sun. Recommended for a stopover or a few days' stay. The town is well worth a visit.

Beautifully situated small campsite. Perfect for a multi-day stay or as a stopover. A village with amenities within walking distance, including nice restaurants and an Intermarche. Showers are fine without tokens, but the sinks only have cold water. And bring your own toilet paper. That's outdated, isn't it?

A beautifully landscaped small campervan site with power. Unfortunately, the campsite was closed all weekend until Monday due to the "pig's trotters fair." How did you come up with that name? No alternative was offered when we were told, but a friendly man pointed us to a nearby campsite where a lot of French people were now. We drove on to Val d'Ajol, a lovely little campsite a little further south.

Great campsite. We have been coming here for years. Lovely natural swimming pool and opposite the campsite is a large swimming lake. The food is of good quality. The campsite is not the cheapest but on the other hand the sauna and whirlpool are free.

Quiet place. As the website indicates, it is better to drive via Schonach im Schwarzwald. Sanitary column was broken but still just pay €20. And nowhere a waste hole for grey water. Otherwise OK and great food in the restaurant. Also bread service.

The 5 stars are more than worth it! Spacious pitches around a beautifully landscaped pond where you can see the swallows diving to scoop some water. The sanitary facilities are very clean and beautiful. Small towels at the sinks. Also a great system to pay for use via QR. Everything based on trust. When all the plants are fully grown, it can only get more beautiful. This also applies to the pond. We will definitely come back.