No, haven't been there, but it does look ideally situated for a journey back from the Ardeche. We used to stay on the municipal site in Troyes, or a bit further south at Chatillon, or Marcenay le Lac.
There are no reviews on Zoover, which is suprising as it's on a route which would be well used by the Dutch caravanning hordes.
We haven't been down that route for some time, but intend to do so again this year.
Thanks val. The site is all in French with no translation which is putting me off.back down to L'ardechios for us this year which was based on your recommendation so thanks 👍👍
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I wouldn't worry about the lack of translation. Do you use Google? If so you can do an automatic translation (depending on your 'device') to make it easier!
I would have no hesitation in staying there, so if you need to book I would just go ahead. However, if you're not sure then the municipal in Troyes is fine for an overnight. (And Troyes itself, is much nicer than you might think).
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If you open their website, put your cursor on the text you want to read, and `right click`. The menu that opens should include `translate to English`. Good luck.
Well. We stayed there in late June 2010. My memories of it are not good. Definitely felt out of season, a few permanent residents, a couple of overnighters, Dutch I think, unfriendly warden, no food, quite close to road so in a tent, noisy in the morning.
It felt like it was entirely geared up for the summer school holidays and I am sure then it would feel very different. For us, in comparison to many, many over-nights we have had over the years, it was not one we would repeat.
Having said that, that was 6 years ago and also it might feel very different in August.
I wished at the time we had carried on to Troyes. Not sure why we didn't, getting late maybe. I do remember, when we arrived, we had one of those conversations that maybe many other campers have had. "Well, what do you think? Shall we stay or shall we go on and try the next one?" And without one or other of us feeling passionate one way or another we stay and sometimes regret it!
Sorry to pour a bucket of cold water on your idea. You did ask!
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A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Camping Des Terres Rouges
