Early September, very quiet, few people, the sanitary building could use some refurbishment here and there, but is clean. The campsite itself is a bit outdated, the picnic tables need replacing. The village of Cahors is 12 km away. 3* is sufficient for this campsite

Went there in early September; quiet, by a beautiful lake, lots of shade, small beaches for swimming, also has an indoor pool, nice for cycling/walking. The entrance ticket machine works fine, but you do need the Card de etastes. The only downside: no village nearby to do groceries.

It looked okay, but it was already completely closed on September 2nd when we arrived, which I think is quite early in the season.

We were standing in front of the barrier and didn't manage to get in. The machine was very unclear, the translation was poor, and we tried all the listed phone numbers in vain as no one answered. Friendly people tried to help us, but they were unsuccessful as well. What a shame!

The campsite looked nice and clean, the grounds were also cleaned up nicely, price: here too they said that they did not participate in the ACSI camping Card, while there is a picture of it at the reception, and this is also in the app

excellent location, close to the beach and shops, and for visiting Dubrovnik. The campsite is outdated, sanitary facilities worn, but clean. The site itself is rarely cleaned up, a lot of dirt/fluff falls from the large trees under which you stand (probably also in season now), and with a rain shower, your camper no longer looks good. Price is 30 euros. 2 people with camper

when inquiring about the price with acsi card, the receptionist said that they did not participate in this, they would give a discount, the price per night for 2 people with camper would then be 51.5 euros

campsite evacuated, flooded, high water Moselle

small, clean and tidy campsite, friendly owners who do everything to keep it as neat and pleasant as possible. By bike along moldau nr Prague is beautiful, but still 18 km.