CAMPING LE P'TIT BONHEUR

Beautiful site in deep forested shade. Spacious pitches and a stunning freshwater pool. The facilities (loos, showers, laundry) are rudimentary and sparse and need fixing up, tidying up and a jolly good clean. But - it is fine if you aren’t bothered about hygiene niceties and just want to camp in almost wild conditions. Could be amazing but the facilities, and the messy communal areas are a blight on this otherwise lovely place. (Also our booking made 3 months in advance via Pitchup wasn’t picked up by the campsite owner which caused confusion on our arrival - but our booking was honoured without too much hassle).

It was a good experience but the swimming pool is cold there are too many bugs in the campsite, lots of mosquitos. You can pet horses and pet dogs. This campsite is close to many interesting things. This campsite is pretty good.

The setting is very calm and very natural.A very rustic and simple old-fashioned campsite.Where do you settle down to camp?Very far from the standards of the new Holiday Village campsites.The big downside is that there is a bit of a lack of clearing and tidying up.As some reviews say, it can scare away customers.

Very quiet campsite surrounded by nature in the mountains, completely wooded for nature lovers. Be forgiving and don't be afraid Jean the owner is very kind and gives good advice. We did a long hike of 18 km thanks to Jean's advice and accompanied by his dog Sam who guided us all the way and brought us back to the campsite. Great experience. There are 35 years of work in this campsite and it remains in its original state but clean 👍

Great campsite, we loved our stay!The spacious and comfortable chalet, the tranquility, the swimming pool at the top 😊THANKS,The Bretons of chalet 46 😉