Nantes Camping

Perfect campsite for visiting Nantes. Tram line 2 takes you to the centre in 10 minutes (the stop is right next to the campsite). The campsite has all services, and is clean and spacious. Recommended.

Beautiful 5-star campsite with pool, playground and mini-golf, all included. One night, pitch with electricity, 2 adults and 2 children: €72. The tram passes in front of the campsite and takes you into the city centre.

Convenient campsite for visiting the city. Medium-small but fairly shady pitches with a water point. Good cleanliness and nice facilities. Still rather expensive: €54 per night for a motorhome with electricity and two people, with free entry to the covered municipal pool opposite the campsite. I don’t think I’ll return.

Very tree-filled motorhome pitches, clean sanitary facilities, pleasant small pool. Good welcome. Free access to the municipal pool with the wristbands. Excellent!

Superb campsite—admittedly a little expensive, but with so many positives: very close to the centre of Nantes, yet it feels like you’re in the countryside, with the tram at the campsite exit; spacious pitches with electricity and water; spotless sanitary facilities; and the snack bar serves simple, good food in a friendly atmosphere.

Clearly, it isn’t cheap, but it is worth the price. Very well equipped, the sanitary facilities are very large and very clean, and there is a bar-restaurant with a large terrace, plus service and disposal facilities. We had a cabin with us, with kettle, clothes airer, deck chairs, barbecue with charcoal, etc. Excellent transport connections. We were very satisfied!

Nantes has only this one site, and its tram connection allows it to charge a premium—the highest price I paid during four weeks of travel. Still, it is a pleasant campsite with spacious pitches and a very quiet atmosphere. It was also the only nearly full place on my trip, so booking ahead or arriving early seems wise.

Great site; yes, it is large and has a smaller proportion of pitches for motorhomes. I have never had so much space in a shower cubicle—absolute luxury, with hooks too. Great proximity to the city centre; I cycled there, with a cycle path taking 15 minutes. Sanitary facilities very well maintained, washing machines and dryers in each block (€10 = one wash and one dryer cycle). Two nights are fine for exploring the city and cycling routes into the countryside.

Beautifully laid-out site in the countryside. You can walk into the city because dogs are not allowed on the tram. Sanitary facilities clean and well maintained. We would gladly return.

€42 in low season for a municipal campsite. I haven’t seen another more expensive one in all of France. Good location. Right next to it is the motorhome area, which is also a rip-off at over €19 with almost no services. Nantes doesn’t want us, and to be honest, it isn’t Paris.

This campsite is fantastic; it’s hard to believe you’re in the city in such surroundings, just a few metres from a tram stop for visiting Nantes. The pitches are spacious. The sanitary facilities are clean and functional, with enormous shower cubicles. The price includes access to mini-golf and the municipal pool (shorts prohibited).

Very pretty campsite that deserves its 5 stars. We were welcomed by the caretaker because we arrived outside the check-in hours. The restaurant is very pleasant and the facilities are clean and functional. A big plus is access to the covered municipal pool until 11 p.m.

Although it is a nice campsite, it is too expensive at €42. ACSI is not accepted. Good tram connection to the city centre.

Only 2 stars because for the same price there is no pool, mini-golf, shop or bar. Only one black-water disposal point. Otherwise, the sanitary facilities are clean and spacious.

Superb position beside the tram into Nantes. The clean sanitary block has pleasantly hot showers, although the push-button controls are irritating. Only two toilets were available in each ladies’ and men’s block, so summer queues seem likely. Pitches were spacious, flat, and equipped with electricity and water. The receptionist was friendly, helpful, and full of good Nantes advice.

Superb campsite in nature, just steps from the city centre; the location is perfect (tram at the campsite exit), the pitches are large and marked out by beautiful hedges, and the sanitary facilities are sufficient and very clean. Thank you!

We spent 2 nights camping last weekend. Free public transport in Nantes at the weekend. Free pool opposite, but it was closed on Monday, so unfortunately we couldn’t use it. Lots of walking routes, and Nantes is really perfect for cycling. We’ll do it again.

Good facilities, friendly staff. Spacious pitches. Pleasant place. The showers are great and the cleaning service incredible. Tram very close for going to the centre. €50 for a van and 3 people in October. Negative: too few toilets for such a large place.

Very quiet, clean, slightly sloping pitches by the stream. Washing machine €6, dryer €4, motorhome in October €40, very clean and spacious shower cubicles. Price is rather high but reasonable.

For a campsite of this size, there are too few toilets. The site is beautifully laid out, with barbecue areas, mini-golf and lovely large pitches. The centre is easily reached by tram, and free at weekends. Cleanliness is also top-notch, so we give it 5 stars. We would come again. Not to forget: very friendly and competent check-in in three languages!!!

Campsite with relatively small pitches. Mostly level. Sanitary facilities fine. Friendly staff. Tram into the city directly at the entrance. One tram ride costs €1.80 per person.

Fantastic campsite, friendly Spanish-speaking receptionist. The city is dirty and unsafe.

Spectacular campsite with quality facilities and plenty of shade. Note: entry is at 4 p.m. Very well connected to the centre by tram. It’s a shame we didn’t like Nantes. After touring the little villages of Brittany, we found it a dirty, unsafe city with little appeal.

Ideal campsite for visiting Nantes, with a beautiful bike ride along the Erdre. Quality services.

Simply top! Okay, fairly high prices, but the location and infrastructure justify them. Anyone who finds it too expensive can stay next door at the motorhome area or outside the city. Showers with their own washbasin, above-average size and clean. Fresh water directly at the pitch, tram into the city right outside the campsite.

A clean, attractive campsite near the city, with easy tram access from across the street. The modern facilities were spotless and the staff very helpful.

Although relatively expensive, an incredibly convenient campsite for visiting Nantes: tramway 5 minutes’ walk away, Nantes 20 minutes away. Ideal.

Beautiful campsite with large pitches bordered by hedges, but expensive: €56 for a camper, two people and a small dog.

Great campsite for a stop in Nantes. The pitches are spacious and well equipped. Two very clean sanitary blocks. A slightly small pool, but good for children, and nice activities (boules, mini-golf, etc.).

Yes, the site is very well maintained, with a pool and mini-golf. Do you need that? I don’t. The tram takes you conveniently into the city. But €52 for one night with two people is far too expensive. There is no competition. The sanitary facilities are not 5-star. They are okay and clean—just normal standard. You can see genuine 5-star facilities in Scandinavia.

Quite expensive—but you know that beforehand, and the campsite is worth it. Pool, access to the public swimming pool, Wi-Fi, etc.—all good. Paper towels in the sanitary facilities and pleasantly large shower rooms—excellent. Very friendly welcome. And excellent tram connection to the city centre. By the way, buses and trams in Nantes are free at weekends, even the Navibus boat.

A pleasant, clean site with hygienic wash blocks and generously sized shaded pitches. Staff were friendly and helpful. The bar has a small menu and stands beside a large children’s zone and pool, where noisy children and apparently unsupervised parents created a lot of disturbance. The city centre is easily reached by tram or bus 26. The tram ticket machine was broken, and the corner tobacconist only sold ten-journey passes for €18.