We stayed here for one night while traveling through, but unfortunately, we didn't have more time, otherwise we would definitely have stayed longer. What a view! We'd never seen one this beautiful. The welcome from the lady who runs the place was exceptionally warm. She also spoke a little English, which was a plus for us non-French-speaking Dutch people. The climb is a bit challenging due to the bends and elevation gain. Highly recommended.

A friendly welcome and adequate sanitary facilities. The camper site was a bit cramped, but because everything was so well-maintained, it wasn't a problem, especially for one night. There was a bakery nearby, as well as a pizzeria, but unfortunately it was closed when we were there. Otherwise, it was quiet and very green, so there were plenty of shady spots.

A reasonable campsite, with many permanent pitches but a few campervan pitches. We had three campervans and one tent, and it was already quite cramped. The toilets and showers were clean and sufficient. The showers were coin-operated, but nice and hot and had a good jet. There was a small pool and a bar at the front. When we were there, there was a football match, and it was a bit noisy, but it calmed down quickly. We paid €21.10, including electricity and dishwashing tokens (shower included). Electricity is calculated based on your usage.

A friendly welcome from a French lady. We were allowed to choose our own pitch. Plenty of toilets and showers, though unfortunately, the toilets had no seats or toilet paper. Spacious pitches. If you want electricity and want to be a bit further away, make sure you have a long power cord. Cold drinks are also available in the reception area.

We were kindly greeted by a couple who had apparently been there for a while. She told us where to check in and pay. The old lady was also extremely friendly. There were clean restrooms behind the restaurant, and one shower, but unfortunately, there was no hot water. We could choose where we wanted to pitch. It was a nice, quiet spot, though there was some traffic, but for the 10 euros including electricity, it was an excellent stay.

A friendly welcome in English. We arrived early and had plenty of choice where to pitch. We chose the grass, but there was only one power point for many campers. We had quite heavy rain in the evening and night, and around 6 a.m. all the campers' electricity was cut off, which was a bit of a shame. The sanitary facilities are neat; there's one at the front of the campsite, but also a large, very clean one in the middle. Our dog received a welcome package.

The best campsite in itself, with a wide variety of pitches. Lots of greenery and lovely sheep, goats, and donkeys in the surrounding field. The sanitary facilities weren't very clean, and we only had hot water once in the five days we were there. The welcome wasn't exactly warm, but the tranquility and green surroundings still made it worth 3 stars. P.S. Our camper is 6.70 meters long, and we had a nice, spacious spot where we could pitch a tent for the kids.

What a lovely and welcoming campsite! Everyone was friendly and greeted each other. Clean bathrooms, and a sweet, old French manager. Beautiful surroundings, definitely one to return to.

great place to stay with your camper, just sanitary facilities in the stable, simple but spacious and tidy. the animals that walk around, horses, cats and alpacas give it an extra charm. the owners are a nice and friendly family, definitely worth repeating.

Super nice campsite. nice and relaxed, hospitable owners. super spacious places. sanitary facilities are neat. we paid for 1 night with 2 people in a camper, incl electricity 33 euros. we will definitely come back here for a bit longer to swim in the Dordogne and enjoy the beautiful region.

Nice quiet campsite, friendly man at the reception who could speak little English, but after 10 min. we were at a nice spot with a beautiful view. There is a shop where we got nice fresh baguette in the morning. You can also drink a nice beer from the region in the bar/reception. Sanitary facilities were not completely great, but good enough we thought. All in all a cozy campsite where everything is mixed up. incl elec paid 18.75 (2p)

very busy campsite, we only stayed 1 night. very small swimming pool, a bit crammed in the back. the river Tarn is beautiful and wonderful to bathe in when the weather is warm, but the access to the river could have been made a bit more accessible. tip, take water shoes or slippers because of the pebbles. toilets were dirty, shower was good. for us for 1 night okay, but for me it wouldn't be necessary to stay longer.

very friendly lady at the counter, who could also speak good English. we got a nice spot along the river, a little further to the end there is a rickety staircase to the river, really beautiful. tip, take slippers with you, then you can walk into the ice-cold water over the pebbles. the sanitary facilities left something to be desired, but hey, if I want luxury I shouldn't travel around with an old camper... nice and quiet with only the sound of the river...

for a visit to Barcelona good to do, personally would not go here for a "sun holiday". the free shuttle bus to the beach and station is well organized. if you go to barcelona try to take the bus from the camping, saves a lot in costs compared to the train. many toilets and showers. restaurant affordable but very loud because of the live music in the evening.