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Lovely, quiet campsite partly under the trees, friendly owners, everything super clean, and a nice little shop selling wool and sheep products, among other things. Manure was being spread nearby, which gave off a pungent smell, but well, that can happen when you camp among the meadows. Lots of information about the area, so we cycled a few routes. We would love to come back here again!

Lovely green campsite, friendly welcome. Paved pitches for motorhomes, which you are directed to every year. During the heatwave, it was especially nice that we had shade. During the day, we enjoyed cycling to the city, where we found relief from the heat in museums and the beautiful Forum.

Friendly welcome, we were allowed to choose our own spot and it was spacious on very quiet grounds, until the huge caravan on the field was occupied by a noisy family! Everything very dated, a menagerie does have its charm too, and the swimming pool during the heatwave was lovely!

Excellent campsite, friendly and helpful welcome. Super clean sanitary facilities and good Wi-Fi. We were there when it was 35 degrees, so very hot; we did miss a swimming pool because of that, but there was a cool 'walk-in pool' that was used a lot. Public swimming pool 5 km by bike; cooled off nicely. Great cycle path to Weickersheim Castle where we had an interesting guided tour: nice and cool there too.

Great campsite, spacious pitch for camper. Sanitary facilities clean, dishwasher with free token + hotplate. Many permanent pitches with people who, unfortunately, chatted loudly and cheerfully until deep into the night; also goose droppings along the water. 20 km bike ride to Würzburg. It was very hot, so upon returning, we enjoyed cooling off in the small, cold pool.

Quiet, green, somewhat cluttered campsite with lovely spacious pitches, some of which are on the water. Basic, good sanitary facilities. Very limited Wi-Fi. A lovely bike ride via QR code from reception to the city of Troyes, known for its half-timbered houses. There's not much else in the area, so for us this was a very nice campsite for a short stay.

The biggest advantage of this untidy campsite is the bike path to the beautiful city of Dijon. There are no waste bins on the campsite itself; for those, you had to go to the containers in front of the campsite (in the evenings, with a code through the gate). In the afternoon, there was no water for hours, less of a problem for campers with on-board toilets. To dump wastewater, you have to leave the campsite, drive back clockwise, dump, and then exit through the barrier.