184 Route du 6 Avril 1944, 01300, Brégnier-Cordon
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CAMPING-CAR PARK area at Brégnier-Cordon on the Rhône banks with hedged, spacious, shaded pitches. Bakery and supermarket at entrance; along the ViaRhôna cycle route. €5 network access fee. Heavy daytime road traffic causes significant noise; quieter at night. Good for stopovers.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Very pleasant, campsite-like area, with hedges separating the pitches. Many pitches are shaded by trees. The only drawback is that the road is quite noisy. Good for one night en route.Translating
Excellent area, but the traffic is unbearable and very noisy day and night.Translating
One of my top places! Bakery and Vival shop right at the entrance, plus the ViaRhôna—we could not ask for more!Translating
Small area beside the Rhône, with the bakery in front of the entrance and a grocery shop too. Excellent.Translating
Good for one night; our 6.36 m campervan fit well. Wi-Fi only works at the entrance. Very little road traffic at night.Translating
Great spot directly on the Rhône, ideal for short walks with a dog. A great little bakery and a market are a two-minute walk away. The road is fairly loud during the day, but traffic calms down in the evening.Translating
Some pitches are under a floodlight and therefore not the best. Others do not have electrical hookups. Overall, the night was peaceful despite the area being surrounded by two roads.Translating
The pitches are nicely arranged and everything needed is available. Since the road runs right past the site, traffic noise is very noticeable. Therefore only three stars.Translating
Quiet motorhome area, with plenty of space between vehicles, including filling and emptying facilities. Very good for spending the night and five minutes by car from the Maison d'Izieu for those who wish to visit it.Translating
Ideal for a stopover: bakery and small supermarket very close by. Pizza on some days. Walking the dog is fine, with a path to the Rhône nearby. Spacious pitches, but the road is busy during the day and quiet at night.Translating
Welcoming Camping-Car Park area with all the usual services. Bakery next door, unfortunately temporarily closed due to electrical damage. Small grocery shop next door. When we visited, there was no internet connection on site. The Camping-Car Park service responded well to help us enter and leave the site.Translating
Hardstanding pitches with electrical hookups. Fresh water and gray- and black-water disposal at a central service point. Located beside a busy road during the day but quiet at night. Bakery and small supermarket 50 meters away.Translating
Area near a bakery and a small grocery store.Translating
The area is really very good, with large pitches separated by hedges. The major problem is that it is beside a very busy and noisy road. What a shame; otherwise we would have stayed longer.Translating
A convenient place for a stopover. Useful for unloading waste and taking in water, but there are no toilets other than at the entrance, and those are public squat toilets. There is an excellent bakery and pastry shop; the croissants are amazing! The road is noisy at night. I would not want to spend more than one night, but it works well for a stopover.Translating
Third visit to this area. Still clean, with well-defined pitches and easily accessible services. Small supermarket and bakery in front of the entrance—excellent. Do not forget to visit the Maison d'Izieu, a memorial site; you can drive there in a motorhome, with bus and motorhome parking at the entrance, but you cannot stay overnight.Translating
Hello, is it possible to use the service facilities, such as the dump stations, without paying €13 if we do not stay overnight? Thank you.Translating
Very good, nothing to criticize. We went up to the Maison d'Izieu, 1.5 km away: an essential visit in memory of the children and their companions. Bakery and Vival shop—excellent.Translating
We loved this Camping-Car Park area. Very large pitches, shaded or sunny, with an excellent bakery and small supermarket in front, right beside the ViaRhôna and a magnificent waterfall.Translating
Poorly maintained area, with branches too low. Fine for a stopover, but there is honestly nothing to see nearby. Two nearby lakes are completely abandoned and we could not swim. The only positive point is the bakery in front, with excellent croissants and wonderful pain bagnat. Too expensive as usual.Translating
Camping-Car Park customer. The area has a few shaded pitches. Restaurants are far away on foot. We are not beside the Rhône. Beware of this organization, which makes the situation sound better than it is. A stopover area, like many of theirs.
Very private, well-defined pitch. The main road is not particularly busy, especially at night, so it caused no disturbance.
Lovely little campsite that has been renovated. The pitches vary in size but are all very private. The facilities are very clean. Access to the cycle path is a real bonus.
Very shady, with very large pitches. There is some noise from cars passing on the river side, but it is very clean and orderly.
Clean area with large pitches, ideally located beside a cycle path along the nearby Rhône, with a small Vival shop and bakery. However, the nearby road is noisy, which is a real shame.
The ambient noise is difficult to tolerate: a dog barks all night and the very busy road never stops echoing. What a shame for such a peaceful place.
Area near a bakery, with a very good welcome, and a pleasant small grocery shop. The road is busy but quiet at weekends. Dogs bark nearby at night. The area is poorly maintained, with developing potholes, low tree branches and untrimmed hedges. Dog owners, please pick up after your dogs on the pitches; it is not pleasant to have to do so upon arrival.
Nothing to say—quiet and very beautiful.
Pros: clean entrance and bakery. Cons: noisy, with a road running alongside the area; trucks pass at night, and when it is not the road, it is the barking dogs. The area is poorly maintained, with weeds over a meter high, overgrown hedges and potholes on some pitches that may cause problems for 3.5-ton vehicles.
Very pretty and quiet, with a bakery and shops at the entrance to the area.
Good place for a stopover, with a bakery and small supermarket nearby. It is beside a moderately busy road, but walking along the Rhône is possible. The pitches are spacious.