Riverside hedged site, seasonal showers

Well-equipped motorhome area with small and large pitches near a small river. It is a former campsite, so tent and caravan campers can also access it. Toilets, showers, and dishwashing and laundry sinks are available and clean. The nearby cheese dairy is worth a visit.✦Translating

Superb spot on a small island in the Suran River. Each space had a huge amount of room and was separated by hedges. The grounds and facilities are very well maintained, even though the bathroom block is slightly older. Thanks to the municipality for opening two days before the season. Very pleasant stay.✦Translating

Good motorhome pitch right on the edge of the village. We had a quiet night and were alone. Showers and toilets were locked.✦Translating

Quiet place at the foot of a village, with a toilet and shower provided, though dated. Hot dishwashing water, a small supermarket, bakery, and pizzeria in the village. Quiet night.✦Translating

Camping de mon Village managed by C.C.P. No children's play area despite what is stated; a spring rider is not a playground. The facilities are old-fashioned and vintage, but above all very dirty, due to certain people who should never leave their caves! Despite everything, lovely pitches and a nice area. Suitable for motorhomes with their own facilities; I would not return here with my van and two daughters.✦Translating

Nice rest area, pitches with hedges. The sanitary facilities are old-fashioned but provide just what is needed for a quick shower. You don't find showers at every Camping-Car Park.✦Translating

Excellent. The facilities are old-fashioned but fine for the price. Great Wi-Fi. The pitch is very well arranged and functional.✦Translating

Camping de mon Village managed by C.C.P., with beautiful pitches. Peaceful and quiet, with amenities in the village, including a bakery, small grocery store, and bar serving pizzas and burgers, as well as a good butcher and delicatessen. Four stars because the facilities are dated, with one toilet, one squat toilet, and three low-pressure showers.✦Translating

Very pleasant and peaceful area. The sanitary block is somewhat old-fashioned but very clean; the only drawback is the very low water pressure, so showering takes a while. Beautiful pitches, some very well delimited. It is a shame there is not much to do in the area.✦Translating

Facilities were open today, dated but clean and recently repainted. Many stabilized pitches to use in wet weather.✦Translating

Showers are open only between May 1 and September 30. Electricity works. Internet is available but does not work. Really disappointing; it would make sense to charge a lower price in winter. Warning: you must buy a Camping Carte at the entrance to get in if you do not have one, meaning €18 per night. Expensive fun when you cannot even use the showers and toilets.✦Translating

Quiet area, vintage but clean facilities. Well-defined pitches. In rainy weather, avoid parking along the Suran.✦Translating

Well-defined pitches for vans right beside the Suran, a small river. All services work, plus sanitary facilities, admittedly somewhat old but clean.✦Translating

Like many Camping-Car Parks, it becomes a real quagmire when it rains. It cost me €120 for towing.✦Translating

Beautiful pitches beside a small river, but dirty, fly-infested, and smelly sanitary facilities. The toilets and urinals are very close to the showers and dishwashing sinks. Okay for one night.✦Translating

Facilities are somewhat dated, pitches are well delimited, some very shady and others less so. All services: water, electricity, toilets, showers, dishwashing and laundry sinks, even toilet paper. The river is 10 meters away. The village is not far, with plenty of shops, and best of all, a cheese dairy selling Comté, Morbier, Cacouillard, a small blueberry goat cheese, and more, 10 minutes' walk away.✦Translating

Nice stopover for motorhomes. Some pitches are shaded. The facilities are somewhat dated for campers, but all motorhome services work properly.✦Translating