beautiful, large campsite on a beautiful estate. a few negative points for a campsite that costs more than €40 from 1 July; - a sanitary building was not in use, so people have to walk a long way on the driveway. - camper changing area is difficult to reach and unkempt. - reception and shop only open from 9:00

no longer exists. so delete it

what a nice campsite. very friendly welcome. clean and sufficient sanitary facilities. spacious pitches. campsite and mobile homes clearly separated. very nice cycle route to Guérande and to the peninsula le Croisic. nice swimming pool.

Despite it being a real mountain campsite, beautiful fairly flat places with a view of the valley. clean sanitary facilities. small restaurant. very clean. indoor and outdoor pool. very friendly managers. everything is fine. especially the view is breathtaking. and the peace with the church bell of Sazos every hour. TOP. we come back here regularly.

after 40 years we came back to Andorra. what an experience. this campsite does its utmost to make it pleasant for me as a guest. of course small places. can't be otherwise in such a country. clean, friendly, close to the center. and if you don't like Andorra, you shouldn't take it out on the campsite.

everything is true of what others say. but we missed atmosphere, hospitality and feeling welcome. no toilet paper. no information about the region etc. fine camping. but not nice.

great campsite to do San Sebastian, even by bike. we were welcomed very friendly and could choose a spot ourselves. the pool is nice, unfortunately closed at 20.00. 10km to San Sebastian. but prepare yourself for some challenges. when they built that bike path they forgot that there should be some signposts. sometimes searching. the campsite itself is really very relaxed and well maintained. outdated. A bit tricky showers, but clean.

yes there is a big road along it, the sound of which is really muffled by the rushing river. a sound that is soothing. very nice places. incredibly clean sanitary facilities. and above all an exceptionally friendly welcome by a lady who understands that campers/camoeraars do not want to wait three hours in front of a barrier. I think we will add a night.

those siestas could be different. put up a note that people can choose a place or something. the result is that we drove on. the village is as dead as anything and is dominated by a gigantic parador that dominates everything.

fortunately the reception was closed. we walked around the campsite. neat sanitary facilities. lots of prefab tents. cottages and caravans. very impersonal campsite without atmosphere. nice swimming pool.

there you are on june 16th. camping closed. and you have to go a long way for espot. camping looked nice. but there was no information about opening hours. all in all this took us an hour.

I had never heard of Espalion. Yet it is a very nice place in an area where nobody lives. municipal camping, so we were too early. the gates only open at 16:00. then a lot of Carmina walkers push in front who also want a spot. we let them go first. clean showers. spacious camper care area. more than enough shade. close to the center, easy to walk. we paid €22.44 for camper with 2 prs and electricity

This is how a municipal campsite should be. Nice reception, spacious place, very clean and nice sanitary facilities. Even a nice restaurant on the campsite. After a visit to the Fosse Dionne we had a great bite to eat there.

this location is perfect. Well maintained grounds on the Maas. large pitches. Formerly a camping site built for a lot of money. Large beautiful sanitary facilities. But.....the managers make a mess of it. Things that are broken are not repaired. Sanitary facilities are poorly cleaned etc. Very unfortunate. Because a visit to the Place Ducale is part of a holiday to the south. and you can walk there in no time.