Shaded island area, inconsistent maintenance

Former campsite, beautiful location, no sanitary facilities. Swimming pool right next door; discount with the Camping-Car Park card.

We stopped here while passing through. We arrived at 11 p.m. using the Camping-Car Park app and had a wonderfully relaxed night. Also great for dogs. We will remember this place.

Spacious and shaded site, ideal during hot weather. Around the campsite there is the municipal swimming pool just outside the entrance, as well as a small grocery store two minutes away on foot. Great walks on foot or by bicycle along the Rhône.

Very nicely shaded, but at 39 degrees the terminal did not work. A friendly French lady helped us and we were able to get onto the very nice site.

You still have not understood: it is the municipality that manages the area. I think it is good.

Area not maintained, dirty, no rubbish bin, but the price is the same—that is the problem with Camping-Car Park.

What a lovely camper stop. Beautifully situated under the trees, lots of shade, large pitches, and we heard absolutely nothing except whistling birds. Absolutely TOP! Wonderful walking or cycling along the Rhône. Nice village with an old city gate and small, narrow streets.

Actually a nice parking area with large pitches. But the pigeons completely covered us in droppings. Motorhome, chairs, table—everything. The cooing already started at 4 a.m.

I have been on this site for three days and unfortunately cannot sleep. I paid in advance and have to stay because the campsites around me are full for this long weekend. Music at full volume all night until 5 a.m., shouting, ball games, vehicles skidding. Avoid this site; I will not come back. I understand better now why the campsite closed.

Great place with large pitches, a supermarket right nearby, and good walking with the dog.

Very pleasant area; however, since there are no services during the construction work, a goodwill reduction on the price would have been appreciated.

Area without water because of construction work; you cannot even empty the toilet, yet the price has not changed at all. A complete rip-off.

Fantastic area next to a very beautiful village. It is currently under construction and only has electricity, but once the work is finished it will be a good stopping point. Fully recommended.

Originally it must have been good, but it is currently very run-down. The pitches are decent, spacious and well maintained, but the emptying facilities are broken and many pitches have broken power connections. It needs a makeover. It is good for children, with a small sports court and a football field next door.

We use this stop when traveling on the A7. It is a lovely peaceful spot with established trees. However, the facilities are in need of some attention. The water pressure is very low and the overall cleanliness is disappointing. The disused toilet block could be made to look a little less dirty with some basic maintenance.

Too expensive just for parking, with no toilets, showers, etc. The waste and service area is dirty. Positive: electricity is available.

€14 without electricity, with sanitary facilities in a deplorable and unmaintained state. There are plenty of people to collect payment, but no one to provide proper services.

The most poorly maintained Camping-Car Park site. Narrow entrance, as shown by the damaged bollards; pitches only partially covered with gravel; a littered, derelict toilet block in the middle, remnants of the old campsite; no lighting; rubbish bins behind the tennis court; sports facilities all around. We did not use the service area because it was disgusting and old. Overall, not particularly recommended. Well-stocked mini-market two minutes away on foot.

Quiet at this time of year. Our service terminal was not working, but we connected to another one. Pleasant, with many sports facilities nearby.

The site is well laid out for parking, with spacious pitches. Electricity is available, but there are no toilets or showers. The service point works for emptying and water. Quiet and very leafy.

Fine for one night. You need access for Camping-Car Park. It is possible to obtain it at the machine on site, but it is useful to know this in advance. The rubbish bins are farther away, and you should be able to provide your own water, shower and toilet. In the off-season the building is closed. Free waste disposal and water. Electricity apparently free; we did not use it. Train noise until late, but quiet at night.

Wonderful quiet place. The pitches are partly separated. The rubbish bins are behind the site toward the football field.

Lovely quiet place, with large, separated pitches. Narrow entrance, but our 7-meter motorhome got in easily. Electricity included. Emptying and filling water cost extra. For the first time, we also found that the Wi-Fi worked as promised. Small, well-stocked grocery shop with fresh bread only 200 meters from the site. Several other shops nearby. Voie Verte close by for walks with or without a dog. We will drive there again.

Well located for cyclists, with the ViaRhôna and Belle Via. Bakery, butcher and an Utile grocery store next door. Charming village surrounded by water.

Unfortunately, the toilets have been closed for a long time. There is also no rubbish container. Wi-Fi is not available either. Electricity works, but you have to pay €15 for it!?

Very good location on an island in the Rhône, pleasant surroundings, large and well-defined pitches. Excellent for a stopover. Cycle path nearby.

Excellent motorhome area, very shady and very quiet. We have a 7.20 m motorhome and entered easily, although you still need to take care. Very good place.

Good pitches and lots of shade, but the 6A electricity is inadequate. The neighbors came to warn us not to turn on the air conditioning because it would trip everyone's electricity. But that is not the worst part—the mosquitoes eat you alive. You cannot enjoy the pitch because you have to stay inside. The pools opposite seemed rather basic and expensive for what they offer.

Beautiful and very pleasant shaded site. However, there are potholes at the entrance, so be careful. The electricity was cut off one hour after our arrival, so there was no electricity during our stay. The water filling and emptying area needs renovation. As for the rubbish bins, you have to look for them and they are far from convenient.

A Camping-Car Park site. €15 for 24 hours, payable at the machine. You need to make a Camping Card once for €5; then you can use all Camping-Car Park sites and reserve in advance. Water and wastewater facilities available, electricity available; depending on the pitch, a longer cable may be needed. Shaded pitches. No toilet or shower. Good value for money.

Area with all services and wide, level pitches under the trees. Lots of shade and a fabulous atmosphere! A huge natural-grass football field is right next door, with beautiful surroundings full of green mountains! Unfortunately, we encountered a private party in the neighboring venue, and people had no consideration for others' rest. Hopefully it was a one-off.

One night. No toilet or showers. The pitches are decent, fairly level, and if you position yourself well you get a little grass. Not bad for one or two nights. Some pitches have no electricity. Generally good, but as part of a chain it could be better.

Shame on this unhealthy €15 area. I did not even dare fill up with water because it reeks of urine, and I will not even mention the three huge potholes that could break a motorhome. Camping-Car Park does not seem bothered.

For one night, this area suited us perfectly. Very shady. Large pitch. No noise. No toilets—sanitary facilities closed. Everything needed to empty and fill the motorhome.

The area is very shady, which is appreciated in hot weather. There is an electricity point at practically every pitch. It is maintained. The only drawback is that the sanitary facilities are no longer accessible because a gate closes the entrance. It is a shame that the municipal swimming pool is closed. A Flot Bleu service point is operational for emptying wastewater, the toilet cassette and filling with water.

The only good thing: shaded, quiet pitches. The rest is a neglected site left to deteriorate. The former sanitary building was locked up, perhaps 30 years ago; there is no toilet, and one service station serves the whole site, with the fresh-water tap and toilet-flushing point next to each other. Even rubbish disposal has been eliminated, with a note directing people to containers at a sports facility.