We can confirm everything written above. Beautiful, clean, delicious breakfast, and a wonderful hot tub. The only caveat is the noise, which we had to get used to. Noise from the provincial road and the trucks next door, which start and stop between 5 and 7 a.m. But it's definitely a great place.

Wonderful campsite for a week in the fall. Beautiful spot with a hot tub, because sometimes you just need to treat yourself. We were given a towel to put down. The restaurant was excellent and the bathrooms were top-notch. And our dog loved walking straight into the woods. Very quiet in the evenings and at night. Excellent.

Great campsite. Lovely cycling through the vineyards, a route through the Ain and along the Soane (blue flag). The sanitary facilities and amenities are excellent. The mix of chalets and pitches is excellent now. More chalets would make it less inviting for campers. One tip: Prune the trees, as there are now many branches against the tops of campers on the pitch and in the streets.

Great campsite in the heart of a charming town. It's a bit harder to reach during the festivities. It's lovely to stroll around, including past the castle and Ville Veille. The welcome was very friendly. No toilet paper in the toilets without a seat. The pitch wasn't big enough for our large campervan. Good showers and a nice little pool. The sound of the bullring is pleasant and not annoying.

Sanitary facilities are basic and sometimes very crowded. It's a shame that cars are parked near empty pitches, so other campers look at your car while you have an unobstructed view. Otherwise, a great campsite with plenty of activities for young people. Villefranche and its fort are very beautiful, and the surrounding area is also stunning. A nice stop for a few days.

Great campsite. 2 nights in a camper for €7.40. Excellent sanitary facilities and a nice pool. A lovely walk to Biblis, a bit of a climb, but the view is fantastic.

Excellent campsite, with frequently cleaned sanitary facilities and all amenities. Permanent pitches are located on the edge, so you're comfortably nestled among the other campers and tents. The walk to Lourdes is easily manageable, and there's a lovely walk and bike ride through the village of Lourdes.

I expected more from a 4-star campsite. Half the site is filled with mobile homes and safari tents for rent. You can count the number of real campers on one hand, and the price is quite high. The sanitary facilities are basic and outdated. The swimming pool is okay, and there's a bread service. This campsite could do more. The village of Saint Jean is very pretty, a 3km walk through the countryside. The Citadel is a climb; I did a bike ride on my electric bike.

Great campsite. 2 stars, which is fine with us. Bread service and hot showers. Everything is a bit outdated, but clean. Nice walking path to the village.

A very neat campsite with a lovely pool and slides. Lovely grass, and you can walk your dog right behind the campsite. Bread service and a snack bar are available. Sanitary facilities are clean and well-maintained. A great stop for us for three days.

A friendly welcome and everything was provided: good sanitary facilities, a snack bar, and a small pool with slides. We were allocated a large pitch at the front for two nights. This was close to the sanitary facilities, which were very active around 6 p.m. due to the large group of foreign workers who had their accommodations (rental pitches) at the campsite. Unfortunately, this affected the atmosphere at the campsite from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., with loud music and loud talking. I would have preferred to be a bit further away.

Great spot. You can choose from large pitches high up or smaller pitches by the water. The sanitary facilities are downstairs and are excellent and clean. The very sweet, enthusiastic owners, Berber and Marcel, do everything they can to make your stay perfect. And they were fantastic with our Briard, Siem, who had a small problem with his leg. We will definitely be back.

just completely fine

Wonderful arrangement at the Santspuy. Received with coffee and cake, then a great tour with explanation by Gilbert. In the evening pampered by Loes with a delicious asparagus dinner. Overnight stay was fine, wonderfully quiet. And yes, the sanitary facilities can be improved but that will come. We enjoyed it! Greetings John and Betty and Siem