The people at the reception were friendly and efficient. We were allowed to choose our own pitch. The pitches are spacious. There are several toilet blocks that look good. There is a restaurant on the grounds with tasty food. Outside the campsite, there is a grill restaurant and a McDonald's. Lidl is nearby. It is fine for an overnight stay. You can walk and cycle along the Saône. We didn't find the city of Macon particularly special. There is also a gas station next to the campsite.

A campsite in the middle of the forest with small pitches. The sanitary facilities were clean. The people at the reception are friendly and helpful. There is a playground for the children. Many walking and cycling opportunities.

A small-scale, quiet campsite. Our pitch was spacious, but there are smaller pitches available as well. The reception was very businesslike. Everyone was informed when a storm was approaching. The sanitary facilities were dated, but easily accessible. Washing machines, dryer, and dishwasher are available. Clothes drying racks are available. A beautiful swimming pool with a view of the lake. Unfortunately, there were also people reserving sunbeds with towels. Access to the lake is direct. Bread rolls are for sale.

A quiet, small-scale campsite with a nice swimming pool. There were always empty chairs to be found. Right outside the campsite, you reach the cycle/footpath along the lake and a small beach. The reception was friendly. The pitches were spacious. The sanitary facilities were clean and easily accessible for everyone. There is a restaurant, a bar by the pool, and a small shop with fresh bread and some daily necessities. Bardolino is about a 20-minute walk away.

We stayed here for 1 night at the transit site outside the campsite. The sanitary facilities are fantastic; there is a new sanitary building next to the transit site. The swimming pool was nice for relaxing for a bit, and we had a delicious meal in the restaurant. There is also a playground for the children. It cost us €41 for two people and a camper.

A great campsite for an overnight stay or a visit to the amusement park. The pitches are spacious and the toilet block is new and clean. You can check in at a machine. Bread rolls are available or can be reserved, as well as some small groceries. There is no playground or anything similar. We spent just under €17 for a camper and two adults.

Great place to stay overnight with good sanitary facilities. Beautiful, spacious, and easily accessible pitches. There's a bike path that takes you to the center of Dijon in 15 minutes... well worth it. €18.80 for one night with electricity. A pizza maker is available on site.

We received friendly service at the reception. There are plenty of paved areas. The restrooms are outdated, with toilets without seats, but they also have nice showers. Even in October, the shop was still open with fresh bread and a few other things. There's also a bakery around the corner. We tried the campsite restaurant once, but we didn't really like it. There's a bus stop next to the campsite. Walking or cycling to Cassis involves a lot of downhill and uphill.

The CP is located in front of the campsite. If there's space, you can drive in. Pay at the campsite reception and you'll receive an exit token. There are toilets and cold water at the CP itself. Showers are located at the campsite. There's a swimming lake and a small restaurant (open until 7:30 PM). A supermarket is nearby. For two people, we paid €15. Electricity is coin-operated and is an additional charge.

We received a friendly welcome and were allowed to choose our own pitch, riding along on the golf cart. The pitch was spacious. The restrooms were outdated and not very clean. Toilet buildings were scattered throughout the grounds, while the showers were in a separate building. There's a small but excellent swimming pool, a playground, and a restaurant. The center of Aosta is easily accessible by bike from the campsite. There's a supermarket nearby.