Great campsite in a great location. Easy walk into Autun & and to the Temple of Janus. Lovely big pitches with high hedges for privacy & nice, clean sanitary block. Very welcoming & friendly staff. Only negative was the large group of foreign workers who were wandering around the campsite shouting into their mobile phones.

I returned to the camp site after a thirty-year break. At first apprehensive about it having been taken over by Aquadis Loisirs from being a basic municipal site, I was pleased to see that it hadn’t changed much. The pitches are generous and on part of the site they are separated by hedges. These could use a trim but they ensure a degree of privacy. In front of the reception building is an open camping space with hedges separating pitches which are near the main road. Avoid these if you can as it’s a noisy road until quite late in the evening. My advice would be to arrive before 7pm (when reception closes) turn right and find a pitch then walk back to reception to book in. Be prepared for a wait. It’s a slow process and everything you buy in the small shop is logged on the computer. I fail to see why they need to record the face that I bought an ice cream and a bottle of water! However, perhaps the well-known French love of bureaucracy comes into play here. The town of Autun is well worth exploring, being rich in Roman history and much of their built heritage remains. Pop into the Augusto restaurant in the main square for the best croque monsieur you’ve ever had and quench your thirst with a good “pression”. Market days are Wednesdays and Fridays. Enjoy your stay. I’ll definitely be back.

I loved this place!! A very friendly owner and stuff, great location right next to a little river with view to the Janus temple and close to downtown and supermarkets. We chose a place for two nights on the big meadow under old trees. But there are also privat places... Good fridge and cooler for everybody and clean toiletts and showers!!! I want to come back ♥️

Lovely quiet campsite with lots of mature trees and well defined pitches with hedges. Pitches were large enough for our long motor home and the awning. Showers and toilets were very clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. Lots of cycle routes nearby and close to the ruins of the Roman temple of Janus. Worth a visit.

This is a lovely campsite with a good selection of pitches and basic, but clean washing facilities. The staff are friendly and helpful and it is also in a great location as there are many interesting places not far away, I would definitely recommend staying here!

Absolutely wonderful location and very friendly receptionist that spoke English. The pitches were spacious and the entire campsite was peaceful and well maintained. Free wifi is always a bonus, too! However, I have to take one star off for the cleanliness of the bathrooms - there are spiders EVERYWHERE. I'm aware that this can come with being in a more wooded area, but the sheer amount shows that no one makes an effort to remove them from above. Made for a really uncomfortable shower. I also have to knock a star off for a lack of soap or even hand sanitizer in the restrooms - we're still in a pandemic and there is NO excuse not to have either in a public restroom. None. 👎

Good site with enthusiastic staff. We had an open pitch with lots of room. However, charging extra for our children's pup tents made the cost high, and the site isn't really worth it. Washrooms are really cold in the morning (don't have soap either, though that's not unusual)

Free wifi. Showers, laundry machine, dryer, recreation room, electricity. Cafe and corner store (épicerice) on campground. Price was €11 for two people in a tent with no electricity arriving by bicycle. €17 for the same + car and electricity. Can see Temple of Janus from the site too.