Lovely small campsite with restaurant. Near small village. Supermarket within 20minute flat walk of the site. Excellent for Dijon with bus service from the village. Pitches level... And a couple were gravel hardstanding. Sanitary facilities were great, and it was heated. Would definitely stay again. Please be aware... The river is fast flowing and there is no barrier. Lovely play park to rear of site for children

We came in November originally for a 2 night stopover but stayed for 5. It was really pretty and peaceful. we could choose our pitch by the river near the entrance and the only shower block, as the site was not full. However I can imagine that the facilities would be not be adequate if the site was full. Showers etc. in good condition and kept clean. There were wall heaters in the ladies and gents shower rooms, but gents was only on at night and the ladies one was not on at all. A bit of warmth for early morning showers in November would have been welcome. Staff were very helpful with good English if needed. The roadway up to the site entrance is quite narrow, as others have said, with the only place to wait if the gate is closed, in one of the car parks on the riverside, if there happens to be space. The location is excellent, being a short walk to the village with a choice of restaurants and food shops etc. and Besancon 30 mins drive away. We would come again.

The owner very helpful with a good understanding of English. The pitches on the river bank cost 2 euros more but well worth it. The town has 2 supermarkets in close proximity. Very good stop off site on route so will come again.

Tired ‘municipal’ (?) Camp site. Easy to find but limited waiting space causing problems with getting in and out. Most pitches were on the riverside but these carried a supplement above the ACSI price. Other pitches were small and with difficult access. Insufficient electric points for these pitches and our neighbour had to connect across a roadway leaving the cable vulnerable to damage by cars. The site was very linear and had the only Sanitaire by the entrance gate resulting in rather long walks, especially as this was the main place to get water - which was from a mixer tap outside the Sanitaire. this in itself is not ideal for drinking water. Sanitaire itself was rather elderly. There had been a washing up area at the other end of the long site but this appeared to be disused and had not been cleaned for some time.
The young lady in the office was friendly but did not seem to have much experience - eg she a.located a pitch that was already occupied - and did not speak any English, luckily not a problem for us. This is mainly a transit camp but we expect better from ACSI sites even if it is just for one night.

Stayed here in campervan for 2 nights. Pitch site as stated before very large, ACSI pitch was to rear of camp, but still overlooking hill & fields behind. Manager very accommodating & spoke English. Sanitary facilities ok, mixed sex facilities. Quite
small, so could be busy if site full. Easy walk into village & to nearby Intermarche supermarket. We were there over a Monday & none of bars/restaurants open on the evening! Site alongside the picturesque river Loue. No children so cannot comment on facilities.

Small but charming campsite with large plots big enough for my 8m campervan. You literally park up on the banks of the river Loue which offers very good trout fishing for 10 euros a day from the local ‘cave de vins’ shop. The manager is extremely friendly with a good grasp of English. The small but quaint town is all of 2 minutes walk offering bars, restaurants, Boulanger and a good size supermarket (intermarche). We were only going to stay for one day but ended up staying four days. Definitely value for money and we will definitely come again