As mentioned earlier, the park is currently a construction site. Lots of dust, limited facilities. Cramped camper pitches entirely made of gravel, with no shelter from the bright sun and wind. Sewer smell in the toilet block, but otherwise clean and a nice shower. We came here because of the swimming pool; the children enjoyed that. The park is partly open to the public. In the evenings, there is a nuisance caused by youths on fat bikes and scooters, both next to and on the camping strip.

Neatly mowed pitches; we had a pleasant spot on the front field with some shelter. Nice view of passing tourists. The campsite is dated and not 'luxury', but everything is available in abundance. Even a tent with a fridge, kettle, microwave, etc. And washing-up liquid and brushes at the washing-up area. The children were thrilled with the go-karts, trampoline, and old barn with ping pong, table football, an old piano, a dartboard, and more. Old-fashioned coziness.

Lovely spot in nature, among the trees and by the small lake. A friendly park ranger welcomes you. Fairly new sanitary building with 6 toilets, 5 showers (including 1 family shower), and 5 washing-up areas. It is cleaned neatly twice a day. Possibility to go boating, light a campfire, swim if you like, and take nice walks. There is also a fun gnome trail and a barefoot path on the grounds. Friendly atmosphere. Beautiful, spacious pitches. We enjoyed it!

What a very neat, well-maintained camper place! We drove there on spec, and we were so happy to end up in such a well-maintained place. The owners clearly love solidarity and conviviality. The children are happy with the play materials available, we can let them play in the central field with peace of mind. The dog has also been taken into account with an exhaust strip, bags and waste bin. And also a castle and nature reserve nearby!