Chemin des Communaux, 74320, Sévrier
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Camping Les Rives du Lac sits on the edge of Lake Annecy with direct private beach access and pontoons, 6–7 km from the old town. Spacious hedged pitches with clean facilities and morning bread service; a bike path circles the lake from the entrance. Water fill costs €3. Reception quality varies inconsistently. Transient campervan spaces are available with no shade; a free bus to Annecy is 10 minutes' walk away.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Everything was fine. We cannot comment on the water costs. Clean sanitary facilities. Cycle path directly in front of the entrance. Small jetty on the beautiful Lake Annecy.
Very beautiful and peaceful. It has all the services! Very friendly too! There are many walking routes and the village is a three-minute walk away!
The welcome was reasonably friendly, but outdoor disposal was available without a proper water refill point, only a slowly flowing fountain. Bread delivery was offered. A food truck appeared once and departed early. Pitches were decent, though hedges blocked lake views. Cabin guests were noisy until late, followed by children from 7am. Supermarkets, a cycle path, and somewhere to get a beer are nearby. Overall, average.
At first, I found the welcome pleasant when I was asked whether I wanted to choose my pitch. Then I had to provide the dog’s health record—annoying! Filling up with water cost an extra €3. Seeing my displeasure, they waived it. Otherwise, it still comes to €29.70 for one night with services. The campsite has access to a beach, but no lake view and no pool—too expensive!
Exceptionally friendly welcome. A mixture of cabins and pitches enclosed by hedges. Modern, clean sanitary facilities. Bread-roll service. Very well-maintained impression. Quiet location, with no noisy road. The cycle path around the entire lake is right outside. Supermarkets are within walking distance. What more could you want?
A lovely campsite with generous pitches and an immaculate toilet block. Reception staff were welcoming. Grey-water disposal and drinking-water access outside cost €3; inside, the fountain provides refill water, but there is no indoor grey-water drain. There is a small beach and beautiful lake. Annecy is roughly four flat cycling miles away, with Carrefour and Lidl close by. Highly recommended.
Very beautiful, quiet site. It was fully booked, but I had reserved. Private beach and friendly reception. Sanitary facilities very clean. Drinking water near each pitch. Seven kilometres to Annecy on a beautiful cycle path that also goes around the entire lake. I had a lovely week.
Totally overcrowded campsite. Very unfriendly reception staff. The campsite’s location is okay if you get a pitch near the lake. The rear pitches are rather disappointing for the price.
During peak season, campsites may claim to be full, but it is still worth asking. This one has three short-stay campervan spaces. They lack shade and grass. A free bus to Annecy stops about ten minutes away on foot.
Very rude and unfriendly treatment on the phone. With a one-hour drive ahead of us, we were told to call again half an hour before arrival. On the second call, they kept us waiting on the line for almost ten minutes, then simply hung up. When we called again, only an automatic answering service called Arubea answered.
Very beautiful campsite in a wonderful location. Everything is available on site. The sanitary block is very well maintained and equipped with every comfort: duo shower, children’s shower, clean toilets, washing machine and dryer (paid), hairdryer, six washing-up sinks, clothes-drying rack, and a large multipurpose room with table tennis. Small playground, large pitches, bakery on site. Private beach and landing pier. Wonderful campsite.
Emptying grey and black water is free; only filling the fresh-water tank costs extra, and this is often done at the same pitch where there is a drinking-water connection. So we paid nothing for these services. The girl at reception was very kind and helpful, and also spoke a little Spanish.
An excellent campsite with well-maintained pitches, newly resurfaced roads, and good facilities. The private beach is ideal for swimming. Annecy is a six-kilometre level walk away, and the cycle route passes directly by. A food van visits from Friday through Sunday. Recommended; ACSI rate was £25 per night.
This wasn’t our preferred site—the one we wanted was full—but we got the second-to-last available pitch here. We were satisfied in the end! Nice welcome. Heated and clean-enough sanitary facilities. Children’s shower and toilet were practical. Private swimming area available. Pitches large enough. Easy ride by bike to Annecy.
Welcoming, pleasant and very helpful owner. Clean sanitary facilities, hot showers, pleasant surroundings, and a decent pitch. Direct access to the lake with the possibility of canoeing and paddleboarding (private jetty). A different food truck every evening. Cycle path leading to Annecy, 5 km away.
Very, very clean campsite, reasonably sized pitches with electricity. Waste-water disposal is outside the campsite. The sanitary facilities are in a closed, heated building and are in excellent condition. Always very clean. Direct access to the beach and cycle path.
Very beautiful spot directly on the lake, with its own beach and jetty. Pitches separated by hedges. Very quiet for a few days. In the shoulder season, you can hear neighbours’ auxiliary heaters. Sanitary facilities well maintained and clean.
The individual pitches are attractive but rather small, and most have no view. Lake access was excellent, and we enjoyed the sunset, swimming, and paddleboarding. The bakery’s pain au chocolat was delicious. Bikes were available to hire at a fair price. The main shower block was clean, with hot water. The bus into town is easy enough to use.
Exceptionally friendly welcome with an introduction to the surrounding area. The campsite has everything you need. Pitches are separated.
Beautiful campsite with large pitches and direct access to the lake. Washrooms clean and fresh bread in the morning. Fresh- and wastewater disposal outside the site for a fee.
Friendly and very helpful staff. They helped us out with the last available place. Small beach with jetty access. Paddleboard and kayak rental on site. Food truck every evening. Convenient. Bakery service on site, but there is also a very good bakery five minutes away, with local products and a greengrocer.
Very warm welcome from the manager. She managed to find us a pitch even though we had not booked. Excellent campsite beach and cycle path right next door. Pitches marked out and shaded. Bakery comes on site every morning and a different food truck comes each evening. We filled up with water and emptied the tanks at the Flot Bleu service point at the entrance before settling in.
Well organized, perfect location with free bus transfer to Annecy and large supermarkets nearby. Excellent bakery in the morning at the campsite. Nice beach. Everything we needed for a stay visiting Annecy as transfer tourists.