Compact park site, shuttle service

Our second stay, and the site has improved considerably since our last visit. Delimited, spacious pitches with electricity. Accessible pitches close to the entrance. Clean, accessible sanitary facilities. Bread sales until 9 a.m., with reservations possible the day before. Free shuttle, accessible for people with reduced mobility, every 30 minutes, or a path to the park. Quiet. Thank you, Puy du Fou. Reasonable price.✦Translating

Puy du Fou area. Its advantage is being close to the park. There is electricity on all pitches. Few or no level pitches. Three dumping and filling areas included in the price.✦Translating

Many pitches near the park. Very clean. Superb. Modest price. But the dishwashing area, toilets, and showers are far too few. Very long queues at all times.✦Translating

At last, a park that has understood everything. Everything is very clean, both the pitches and the sanitary facilities. The ground is stabilized gravel. I really recommend it, especially for the price. Just a few more showers would be nice, but it thoroughly deserves five stars.✦Translating

Hello, the pitches are a reasonable size, but it is a shame that some people take two spaces even though the boundary paving stones are clearly visible! Not everyone has the same sense of consideration or respect for others. Perhaps a Puy du Fou employee could record the license plates and charge selfish people for two pitches! It is also a shame that there are not enough showers for 500 pitches.✦Translating

€36 for 45 hours. You sleep very peacefully. As for the bathrooms, as mentioned, they get overcrowded at certain times, but they are always clean.✦Translating

Very good, very practical, large pitches, and very clean. The first 12 hours are free if you do not stay longer; otherwise it costs €11, then €0.70 per hour. Thank you, Puy du Fou.✦Translating

Very pleasant area, a 10-minute walk from the park. Clean sanitary facilities. Bread, pastries, and a few essential products available. We paid €51 for 60 hours with electricity; sanitary facilities were free. Not expensive for a pitch—we were in a 4x4 with an awning. An extra sanitary block would indeed be useful. If we return to Puy du Fou, we will certainly stay here again.✦Translating

Area located very close to Puy du Fou (800 m), with electricity. You can walk there, or a shuttle runs in the morning and evening. The number of toilets and showers is very low compared with the number of pitches. Pitches are limited in size and very close to neighbors.✦Translating

Good area, but do not misunderstand what is free during the day: only the first 12 hours are free; after that you pay by the hour up to 24 hours and then up to 48 hours. Very convenient, with showers, toilets, dishwashing, and a bakery from 7:30 to 9 a.m. It is a 10-minute walk to the park, well lit for the walk back at night.✦Translating

Plenty of space, but what a shame: only one shower block with five showers and one toilet block with five toilets for 750 pitches. Very clean. We paid €53 for two and a half days. Fresh bread, brioche, and pastries sold from 7 to 9 a.m. Less than a 10-minute walk to Puy du Fou through protected paths. Great!✦Translating

Giant parking area, perfect for visiting Puy du Fou. The daily price is a lottery and not clear at all. All services are available, though somewhat insufficient for the number of pitches.✦Translating

Clean sanitary facilities and toilets, but no hot water during peak hours. Five minutes' walk from the entrance to Puy du Fou.✦Translating

Very large parking area and really not far from Puy du Fou. The toilets and showers are very clean. The problem is that there should be a second sanitary and shower block in the middle of the site given its size, and perhaps a third one at the back.✦Translating

More than adequate area, with no shortage of space and generous spacing between vehicles. The sanitary facilities are good but there is not enough capacity for the number of pitches. Six minutes' walk from the park; I recommend it.✦Translating

The location is convenient, but the price is not at all what is advertised. The first 12 hours are free—great—but we arrived Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and left Sunday at 6 p.m., so 32 hours maximum minus 12 hours means under 24 paid hours. The charge was €23. They do not tell you everything. The parking fee itself is fine and not expensive at €9, but the €14 for the Puy du Fou association should be stated: 12 hours or less, €14.✦Translating

Very large, spacious parking area, two steps from Puy du Fou. Be prepared for interminable queues for the showers and toilets. Apart from that, I recommend it for a stay at the park.✦Translating

Very close to the park. Spacious pitch, and there were not many people that day. However, there were not enough showers or toilets. The bread stand was not really great.✦Translating

Superb parking area with showers and sanitary facilities. Clean. Path to Puy du Fou. Peace and security!!!✦Translating

We arrived Sunday afternoon and left Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. (three nights). I paid €49.20. There are too few showers and toilets; otherwise, it was fine.✦Translating

Six showers for 650 narrow, vehicle-only pitches, and the same for toilets and sinks. 700 m from the park entrance, with a shuttle from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., except after the evening Cinescénie or Noces de Feu shows. Cost: €53.90 from Wednesday at 4 p.m. to Saturday at 9 a.m., 65 hours. Good internet reception.✦Translating

Area 800 m from the park, with somewhat tight pitches—not suitable for some motorhome owners who take two spaces and position their doors facing ours. It is not really a motorhome area; there are also tents, caravans, and groups arriving with marquees and using the area as a function room. A shame.✦Translating

Very convenient for getting to Puy du Fou by shuttle or on foot, via a protected path lit at night. But the price is very high and nothing like what is indicated on Park4Night. We paid €54.50 for three nights for two people, arriving July 1 at 5:40 p.m. and leaving July 4 at 11:15 a.m.✦Translating

Very good and fairly quiet at this time of year. It has everything needed for a motorhome area, with a shuttle to the park. The only drawback is unfortunately the inconsiderate behavior of some van users.✦Translating

Very good place to stay for visiting Puy du Fou.✦Translating

Convenient because it is near the park and has a free shuttle, unfortunately absent when leaving the Cinescénie. Some pitches have shade from trees. The sanitary facilities are clean, but there are not enough of them. The first gravel lanes turn to dust. Avoid the truly disgusting bread. Three dumping areas, placed right at the exit, are too few and cause a traffic jam.✦Translating

We had three wonderful days. However, the shuttle is primarily for people with reduced mobility. Please respect that; it is the least you can do. There is no need to push through or become aggressive when someone tells you they have priority. Otherwise, take their place—and everything that comes with it, of course. Respect is disappearing day by day.✦Translating

I completely agree with Papy Cool.✦Translating

Very large parking area for our vehicles, with electricity at every pitch. Ten minutes' walk from the park entrance. Absolutely perfect for peacefully enjoying these magnificent shows. Our vehicles are often self-sufficient, so regardless of the number of toilets or showers, nobody is forced to use them. It is rare to find this level of comfort at a motorhome area. Thank you!!!✦Translating

Perfect for access to Puy du Fou, with local services available, spacious pitches, and in June we were not packed in together. I recommend it.✦Translating

Very practical for visiting the park. People criticize it, but do not confuse a motorhome area with a campsite.✦Translating

Very disappointed: too many motorhomes, constant traffic all day and night, with inconsiderate motorhome users covering us in dust. No water points in the lanes, queues for showers, dishwashing, and bread in the morning. In addition, it is expensive; it would be better to go to the campsite. They should consider creating another sanitary block. The staff is still just as friendly.✦Translating

A tip: do not park immediately near reception, close to the entrance. We stayed three nights. We made that mistake the first night and barely slept because of the nearby road noise. It was perfect for the second night after moving all the way to the back. We paid €40, arriving Wednesday evening and leaving Saturday morning, given the Cinescénie schedule.✦Translating

The sanitary facilities and other services are very clean and practical. Unless I am mistaken, I did not see in the regulations that they were reserved for van users. The price is the same for everyone.✦Translating

We are very pleased with the pitches, waste disposal, and water. The spaces are large enough. Clean sanitary facilities and showers. Friendly welcome, and even fresh bread in the morning. Shuttle to the park. The only drawback is that the dog boarding facility is very far away; even with the shuttle, it is another 20-minute walk from the park entrance. And in the evening, there is no more shuttle for the shows.✦Translating

Hello, I would like to know whether reservations are required for motorhome pitches. Thank you.✦Translating

Large and convenient for visiting Puy du Fou, but expensive. They say the first 12 hours are free, but you do not feel that on the bill. We paid €40.10 for two nights. Dusty: the lanes of coarse white gravel are mediocre. Not glamorous, but still a practical stopover. Improve two or three details and it would be good.✦Translating

Convenient for visiting the park; to avoid surprises, budget €24 per day.✦Translating

A gigantic area that deserves credit for existing. But for the price, there could be level spaces and more sanitary facilities.✦Translating

Great for visiting Puy du Fou. I recommend it.✦Translating

Spent three nights here (2 days in Puy du Fou). About €45 which is good considering clean toilets and showers, washing up area, bins etc and electric. Also 3 water and waste stations included. Wasn’t too busy so the lack of toilets etc wasn’t a problem for us but can see how it could be (hence not 5 stars). Bread shop open every morning on site was also helpful.✦Translating

We arrived Thursday evening at 9:15 p.m. and left Sunday morning at 8:40 a.m.; we paid €50. Pitches are adequate and have electricity, but the sanitary facilities are insufficient—not enough for 600 pitches and a park this busy.✦Translating

Great area for visiting the park, excellent value for money. The only drawback is insufficient sanitary facilities given the number of motorhomes, vans, and campervans; not everyone is self-sufficient. A shame.✦Translating

Ten minutes' walk from the entrance to Puy du Fou. Reasonable price. We arrived June 3 at 4 p.m. and left June 5 at 6:20 p.m., total €41.90. The first 11 hours were free. For two adults and a dog, electricity, water, dumping and filling all included. Clean showers and toilets, dishwashing area, and fresh bread and pastries. Thank you, Puy du Fou.✦Translating

It is advertised as “free” for the first 12 hours, but if you stay longer, they immediately apply a base rate of €11 plus tourist taxes, making it expensive, especially if you go for two days and considering that free options exist—the park's own parking lot is free during the day, and there are places to sleep in the village. We used it only for the facilities, showers, and sinks while visiting Puy du Fou.✦Translating

Ideal for visiting Puy du Fou. The number of showers and toilets is a little low; there should be one or two more blocks like this in the huge park. Otherwise, good.✦Translating

Pentecost Monday red weekend, very hot, but no panic: shaded area, clean showers and toilets despite the crowds, excellent bread and coffee stand. Very friendly staff. I recommend it and it is inexpensive. The only negative point is the lack of water points along the lanes.✦Translating