Camping l'orée de la Reine

"Simple camping in a very isolated location which brings a lot of tranquility and peacefulness. Clean and spacious. You can buy local beer at the reception (only open at specific times)"

"Good camping. Friendly guy helping us at reception. Shop was a bit overpriced. Unfortunately we got stuck in a thunderstorm and there was no good place for shelter other than our car because our tent was leaking"

"This place is a gem if you don't mind the occasional military planes flying over, but understand the following: don't ask if you can trust but ask if you can be trusted. If so,... enjoy. This is a camp site, not a 'camping for tourists who need to be guided by the hand', so don't get exited if there is no presence during the day. Pick one of those wonderfull green spaces, be it in the open or under an old tree. The manager will pass twice a day to collect your money, not much. Yes,... you can immediately plug in 220 volt 'cos you are trusted. There are 'bornes' with water and 220V all around the fields. We visited in july on a sunday and parked in the shade of an old beech, but this site seems also capable to accomodate groups on their open field (also with electricity and water). Yes, there are toilets and showers, just as if it were a camping. It's rustic but that's the charm. And we found absolute silence, no backround noise... only humming and tweeting. Yep,... 4G works like a charm. #happy and there's WiFi also."

"Very quiet campsite great for travel. Electricity and water available with a functional sanitation building. Don’t expect anything else. Nearest bakery is 3,9 km."

"Quiet and peaceful camping. With very friendly staff. Located in the middle of nature with no background noises from traffic etc. The prices are very good. And everything is clean."