CAMPING DÉTENTE ET CLAPOTIS

The campsite is nice the lake is even nicer but the amount of toilets available for people camping in tents/small camper vans is just a sad joke. Only one toilet per sanitary block?! I mean, who came up with that idea 🤔😩 You need a special access key for the disabled toilets (which is totally fine if you provide enough loos for the able-bodied folk) - two per sanitary block both locked! Don't even get me started on their 'private' toilets 🙄Also the service at the restaurant is lacking to say the least - only one person taking orders and the remaining 4 just running around 🤔 A bit ridiculous prices, as well, especially for kids menu - one tiny sausage and chips, the adult version of this meal comes with 2 tiny sausages and couple of leaves of lettuce 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

Stayed here right at the end of the summer season. Nice little spot, but the bar/restaurant was closed and the shower was cold. Our dog was welcomed but not allowed on the beach area. Lovely location and friendly staff.👍🇫🇷

Beautiful campsite with very friendly staff. The location next to the lake was beautiful and the surrounding area is amazing for hiking and cycling. We had a private bathroom which was clean and overall the campsite was well maintained. The only thing that could be better was that the campsite would be more quiet after 11pm. The staff stated that between 11pm and 7am people should try to be silent but other campers were laughing and talking quite loudly until late in the night. We tried calling the reception but got no answer. Nevertheless, we had a beautiful stay and will probably be back for another visit.

We, a family with 4 boys, spent 3 nights at this campsite. We set up our tent in the "eastern" part of the area, where it was very spacious, green and quite. The sanitaries are renewed and clean. The pool is also quite new and clean, including areas for toddlers. We enjoyed the lake (kayaking). Paladru is also worth a visit.We were impressed by the manager who was very friendly and hospitable, by also coming by at our pitch to verify that all was OK.As we are always looking for close-to-nature and family-friendly campings (and we don't need nor want animation for our kids since we want to spend time with them): this was one of the best and we definitely come back!

At first glance a good site but no dogs allowed - almost anywhere, not even at the restaurant terrace. You have to leave the campsite to access the water with your dog. This is very un-French and maybe explains why after a 4 week tour this site had the most empty pitches in all the places we'd seen. It must be a personal decision, it can't be a business decission.20% of French peple own a dog, most enjoy camping as opposed to other holidays as you can take your dog. This campsite is effectively discounting a large proportion of the camping population as no self respecting dog owner would leave their dog at their pitch unattended or want to stay at their pitch all day to keep their dog company.All it would take to resolve this is to have the edge of the beach dog friendly or dogs outside peak hours at weekends and have a dog friendly area on the restaurant terrace.This is the only campsite in France we've experienced this problem.