Rue de Vauchevrier, 37110, Château-Renault
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Grassy motorhome parking part of CAMPING-CAR PARK network in Château-Renault town center near shops, pool, and tennis courts. Pitches become impassable mud in wet weather; vehicles may sink. Power outlets frequently broken and sanitary facilities closed off-season. Very quiet, though highway (RN10) and train noise reported. Best visited in dry conditions.
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Listing data updated 2 months ago
Listing data updated 2 months ago
I stopped by, but it was terrible: far from everything, no shade, poorly maintained, far from the city center, scattered electrical outlets, vehicle noise, six tiny pitches on this area that should be demolished. Difficult climb. Too expensive, just profit. Everyone has their own philosophy.Translating
Currently unfortunately closed.Translating
Passing through for one night, a quiet area with spacious, well-maintained pitches. We did not use the facilities, and since we were near the entrance, the national road did not bother us. Worth remembering.Translating
We thought the site and the value for money were excellent. The sanitary facilities were open, and we were able to use the toilets and showers.Translating
In itself, a beautiful green site with plenty of room to sit outside, but the motorway bothered me enormously. Especially from Sunday to Monday, when the trucks are allowed to drive again. Unfortunately, that somewhat destroys the whole idyllic atmosphere.Translating
Very beautiful and large area, acceptable in dry weather, with all services available. Avoid the back section, which is noisy because of the road above; otherwise perfect!Translating
Unacceptable to charge €13 for parking on grass when the ground was unstable. My neighbor got bogged down and had to call a tow truck to get out.Translating
Indeed, there is currently a risk of getting stuck in the mud.Translating
The site should be marked closed in winter. It is impossible to park on the grass pitches because the vehicle sinks in. All the electrical outlets we tested are out of order, and the access codes do not work on the toilets. We are parking on the paved road inside the campsite for the night, since it is currently just us and a Belgian car with a trailer. Probably a nice place when it is dry and everything works.Translating
Negatives: all the pitches are on grass; during rainy periods, do not park on them because you will get stuck, guaranteed. No lighting at night. Positives: beautiful town center, swimming pool right next door, and uphill hikes. Very quiet; the train did not disturb us much.Translating
Indeed, the pitches are grassy and therefore muddy in winter, but there is hardly anyone here and motorhomes can park along the paved path opposite the pitches. Sanitary facilities are closed in winter. A little noisy because of the N10 and the nearby train, but it is a beautiful motorhome parking area in the town center, which is a significant advantage.Translating
The only place to park to visit the town, but you can only go there in dry weather or you risk getting bogged down. I would not take the risk at this time of year.Translating
Lovely green area with spacious pitches. Yes, there is noise from the N10 so bring the earplugs. The sanitary station is not great for grey water if your pipe is midships. Translating
An area to avoid if you want peace and quiet: a road runs around it and there is a lot of traffic.Translating
Nothing to say! Facilities are fine. Indeed, there is still no hot water, so it is refreshing! Excellent, spacious pitches bordered by hedges. Children's playground and football field. If only all Camping-Car Park areas could be like this!Translating
Very good, spacious, well-maintained pitch in a former campsite. The only significant drawback is the noise from National Road 10 directly above. Continuous vehicle noise, so do not forget your earplugs.Translating
Beautiful place, large pitches, but absolutely not maintained. The grass was up to our knees and the black-water drain was blocked. A shame for those who came after us. It is difficult to stand level because the pitches slope.Translating
Very disappointed! The pitches are large, but you have to keep two wheels on the asphalt to avoid getting stuck. It says there are toilets, but unfortunately everything is closed. Misleading facilities. This is often the case on this app.Translating
Large grassy pitches, but at this time of year they are still too wet to drive onto. You could park fine along the paths. The sanitary facilities are currently closed; otherwise everything looked tidy. There is quite a lot to see nearby on a walk, including a castle and a tannery museum. An indoor swimming pool is next door.Translating
It was complicated to get in although a nice gentleman on the phone helped and we got finally in we tried to park on a lot as it was getting dark and immediately got stuck Ed in clay and mud. With the help of two very nice local guys we were able to dig the car out after a few hours for sure not recommend this siteTranslating
Run away! Waterlogged ground. Until stabilized pitches are installed, you risk a serious workout. Four motorhomes got stuck in 24 hours. Thanks for the aperitif :-) Otherwise, a quiet area and a restful night.Translating
This place was a disaster, I arrived after dark, no lights, totally black. Drove to the grass pitch and immediately got stuck in the mud. Camping Car Park are NO help what so ever, as it is NOT their responsibility. I had an awful night, spent all the next day getting help. Couldn’t wait to leave this place and will never visit again. Plenty of evidence that many get stuck here too, flood plain. Translating