Rue du Port, 33410, Cadillac
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Wooded campsite beside the Garonne, a short walk from Cadillac-sur-Garonne’s historic centre. Shops, restaurants and markets are nearby, although few shops may be open in high season. Clean sanitary facilities are available in high season, and the CAMPING-CAR PARK access card costs €5 valid for life. Pitches are narrow and can become very muddy, with difficult manoeuvres and access during heavy rain.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Very good campsite with clean facilities. It's a shame the village is dead, with no shops open in high season and no cycle path nearby.
Things to improve: hooks in the showers and toilets. The brush in the showers is a good idea for removing water, if only the shower tray were not higher than the floor. Bring mosquito repellent.
I live in the neighboring village, and until last year there was a free waste-disposal area in Cadillac. I could empty my van peacefully after returning from trips. Now it is either paid or you dump waste in nature. Long live profitability!
Very disappointed: narrow pitches, little room to set things up, ruts, and expensive compared with summer when the facilities are open. Price unjustified. Avoid it!
Well-located area in the town center on the banks of the Garonne, with beautiful walks along the river and visits to this fortified town. All services except toilets; the facilities are only open in July and August. No access, or very difficult access, in winter and during heavy rain because of flooding of the Garonne.
Disappointed by this area. No facilities open, which is a real shame for a paid service. In addition, you have to pay an extra €5 for the access card. In the end, it is far too expensive for what it offers.
Very muddy. Entry and exit did not work for me or a Belgian without contacting customer service. Apparently it worked without problems for the French. The site is quite tight; I nearly hit a tree. Leaving the service area is impossible without maneuvering because a metal structure is in the way. A few speeding motorcyclists, but tolerable. The surroundings are not very inviting.
In the rain, it is simply awful. There is no way to move around without getting a kilogram of mud on your feet. Just adding gravel would be enough; otherwise, everything you need is there.
It will do for one night... yes, expensive for what you find on arrival at this Camping-Car Park area. Unfortunately, the flooding has not helped.
Be careful: don't go there at the moment. Because of the flooding of the Garonne, the area and the entire neighborhood are underwater.
The price is not justified. It is impossible to put a table or chair outside. At the moment there are dead leaves everywhere; it is not maintained. In the off-season, we pay the same price as in high season without showers or facilities. But for one night, it does the job. Best wishes.
Difficult maneuvers; many vehicles get stuck in the mud. Otherwise pleasant and well located.
it's a nice park up right by the river. HOWEVER the shower, toilet and washing block is brand new and now finished but NO WATER, not even to flush the toilet. so a rip off basically paying 15 euro to park when you could have parked for free right by the river.
Well located, just steps from the town center, but the spaces are too short for a 7.5-meter motorhome. In addition, part of the area is on unstable grass. Vehicles get stuck in rainy weather because entering the space requires driving onto the grass.
Lovely area, ideally located between the Garonne (with a very pleasant riverside walk) and the nearby town. Cinema four minutes away, market on Saturday morning. It's a shame the facilities are inaccessible, since the low-season price is the same as that of a campsite.
Camping-Car Park-standard area, with one small advantage—the facilities—and one major autumn disadvantage: an infestation of brown marmorated stink bugs. They are harmless but terribly invasive for motorhomes. We were infested in 2023 and took six months to get rid of them, as they love the nooks and crannies of vehicles for overwintering.
Construction work on the area, namely the facilities, is still ongoing. It is a shame that the price charged is that of a finished area, regardless of the pricing criteria. It is closer to a stopover area than a campsite: cramped pitches packed together, separated only by wooden beams, suggesting an effort to maximize a restricted space.
Very quiet area, with work underway. The showers are operating but there is no hot water; the sinks and washbasins are dirty. The wooden separators between spaces make maneuvering difficult. Next to the village of Cadillac.
Beautiful pitch. It's a shame to pay full price when everything is not working. It will be fine when everything is finished. Quiet and well located relative to the village.