Fine campsite. Good sanitary facilities. Great managers. Excellent for an overnight stay. More than excellent for 2 or 3 nights for Francophiles who appreciate the charming Moncontour and aren't looking for a typical French municipal.

Delightful, real British campsite in Brittany, France. Most things are fine. But if, at a virtually deserted campsite at the end of the season, you dare to charge double the rate for a ‘spot with a view’ when you booked for three nights yourself and have been tucked away in the worst spot, it gives you a lot to think about…

Stayed at this campsite for two nights. A beautiful place to walk in the woods with the dog. For 2 nights without electricity with dog (€3.75) we paid €60.20. Showering costs 50 cents for about 5 minutes. All in all too much for what it offers, we think.

The website states: 'Deliciously quiet'. The regulations also state: 'Rest time; is at our campsite from 22:30 to 07:00. Realize that the sound of radio and television in this quiet environment is quickly experienced as disturbing'. Huh?? We are surprised that 24/7 unwanted Radio 538 with above-average volume disturbed our shower and small or large message!

Beautiful place on or in the water. Nice walk along the water.

It's a pity that in our opinion, at this fantastic camping spot along the Hollandsche IJssel, the manager puts too much of her stamp on camping rules that she has devised herself. That also sticks. And that's a shame.

Completely agree with the previous reviews. Great campsite.

Five stars for the area and the campsite. Beautiful spacious pitches, peace and lots of walking can be done here. For the sanitary 1 star. That's really old and broken. Hold the shower head yourself, no seat on the toilet and the cistern continues to run. The water is nice and warm.

Beautifully located, authentic farm campsite in a ditto beautiful Twente landscape. Many cycling and walking opportunities with the rustic Ootmarsum in the vicinity. With a little more attention and care for the facilities, the otherwise amiable owner/manager can take away the feeling of a camping spot on its way back.