Beautiful campsite with check-in column. The managers seem to care more about the farm than about the campsite and its guests. That's nice if you arrive randomly, want to choose a corner yourself and continue to enjoy yourself. It is less pleasant if you want to order something from their shop or if you appreciate clean sanitary facilities. All in all, a sufficient score, partly due to its location in relation to Rocamadour, but so much more is possible if someone steps up their game.

Typical city campsite: a lot of money for little quality - which is partly compensated by the short distance to an old city center - in this case Albí. We stood at the front of the reception on small plots. The toilets were 'meh' and not clean. The park was packed with dozens of gendarmes who were constantly moving their vehicles - even at night. The result was a restless atmosphere. Albí was beautiful and the managers very nice.

Beautifully located (transit) campsite with dated but sparkling clean sanitary facilities. Managers Willy and Carole keep the campsite perfectly maintained. Rarely have you had such a good hamburger with home-made fries for €13 at 'Guinguette de Châtres sur Cher', a great snack restaurant less than a 100m walk away. The only right choice if you don't feel like cooking or washing up after a long stage. Good bakery 'La Petrie' at 250m.

There is little choice in terms of campsites here, but that is not necessary because this is a great city campsite. La Vella is just a road walkway away and a lovely .gpx route helped us see every relevant part of the city. The campsite is run by attentive types who clearly enjoy it. The assigned spot (#63) is highly recommended and it was so quiet that we could call the toilets private sanitary facilities.

Very nice large campsite with two swimming pools. We had the place to ourselves, but the campsite is clearly ready for the coming summer crowds. Everything is neat and clean. The toilet block at the top is new and beautiful. Pals (walk) and Begur (bus) are beautiful places where time seems to have stood still. Professional reception. Everyone speaks his/her languages here.

Great campsite. Hard-working, super-social managers and quiet regular guests - even on weekends. Close to the AP-7, so also ideal for transit. Girona within cycling distance, star restaurant around the corner (reservations recommended) what more could you want?! The gentle noise of the highway is a nice addition. We are fans!

Excellent beach campsite. For one and a half euros more we had a huge spot, so I don't understand other comments about small spots. Distance to the beach and old town is minimal. There are a few small supermarkets with fresh fruit around the corner. Really great for a few days.

Huge campsite. The distance to electricity, water and toilet blocks is sometimes very great. Location on a beautiful beach and easy to reach Tarragona by bus (€1.60). Free wake-up service at 4:25 am in the form of a passing train. Supposedly you don't hear it anymore after two weeks. Our journey continued after one night. Sanitary facilities beautiful and spotlessly clean. Reception professional. Supermarket well equipped.

These types of CPs leave many campsites behind. Beautiful location in a beautiful town. Many facilities, some at an additional cost. Around 6 p.m. all places were occupied. Super quiet with the exception of a beautiful hot air balloon that took off behind the camper around 7 a.m. Great bakery/breakfast shop (Baobab Fleca) a 10-minute walk away.

The season has not really started yet for this outdoorsy adventure campsite. They are clearly starting up so it cannot be judged. I think this is a fantastic place in the summer for active families who want to learn to climb or raft. The walking and cycling routes nearby are also great. Special mention for the baker who provides the bread service. Rarely have I eaten such croissants and pain au choco in France.

Neat little campsite in the middle of Saint-Gilles. Quiet at night. Beautiful sheltered fields in different sizes, demarcated by hedges. Sanitary facilities fine and clean. Nice reception. You can find a place to check in yourself when the reception opens again at 5 p.m. Several bakeries around the corner and an Intermarché a few streets away. Fine for a night or two.

Very large campsite. Supermarket and bakery on site. Very neat, but also a bit soulless due to the size. Great for a Pentecost weekend, but I would avoid it during the high season. Small places, lots of entertainment for children. There is a great walk (10km) around the town, partly paved, partly through nature. Enjoyed the campers who tried 23 spots to see if their dish had reception.

Spring 2023 went bear watching with a guide (Spotted two bears with George from WildWatchint Spain - tip!). Well-maintained campsite with a friendly manager who speaks perfect English, having lived in Ireland for many years. The campsite was neat, clean and green - despite the persistent drought at the time. Nice place to eat pinxtos among the locals. For activity lovers.

Transit campsite along the A6 with a town within walking distance. There are a few long stayers, but most leave again the next morning. Sanitary facilities clean but outdated. Sanitary areas are dirty with lots of spider webs, due to the abundance of mosquitoes. So many mosquitoes, you gotta love it. At least they loved me.

Great location right on the N85/Route Napoleon. Stood for two nights for the announced 40 mm. to brave the rain. The extremely friendly owners allowed us to stand on the path, but we could also have camped in the middle of the terraces, which remained solid despite the persistent rain. We would like to come back here again to see more of the area.

Excellent campsite with all kinds of places for all kinds of holidaymakers. Young owners who clearly enjoy their work and create a nice atmosphere. Don't make a fuss about anything, although that may be different in the main season. Sanitary facilities are a bit old but clean. It is reported that significant investments will be made in this area in the coming years.

A large, modern mini-campsite where everything is just right, except for one thing. Showering in the same room where other guests relieve themselves: I can't get used to it. Furthermore, just compliments.

The campsite will be continuously renovated and expanded between 2021-2025. Great atmosphere and lovely helpful owners. They were the only ones who offered us a spot last minute despite the Ascension madness. We took two of the most beautiful walks ever from the campsite through the Maas Valley. A campsite to remember, also as a starting point for day trips to Maastricht.

Beautiful spacious pitches, sheltered and in the sun. The owners do everything to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Don't expect trendy hipster stuff, but friendliness, tranquility, a beautiful beach and the center of Concarneau at a 10-minute bike ride - or a 40-minute walk.