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To Find Site:- Coming from the north leave A31 and take A6 towards Paris and leave at first junction signed for Beaune. At second set of traffic lights turn right and then bear left following camping signs. The campsite is on the right in about 100 metres.
This lovely Municipal campsite is situated on the edge of Beaune town centre in an urban environment. This is a very popular campsite for overnight stops so early arrival would be a good idea, particularly in the high season. There are a 116 hedged pitches consisting of about half and half grass and hardstandings, the later being very useful in wet weather. Some of the site roads are not so wide so access for large units could be difficult in parts of the site. Pitches are allocated on arrival no doubt with the size and type of outfit you have in mind. They vary in size but most are quite generous. Electric points are convenient to each pitch and accept CEE 17 blue connectors but best to check for reverse polarity. The supply is rated at a useful 10 amps. Water points are dotted around the site although it seems as though some pitches may also have individual water and waste connections but I think this has to be arranged with reception. There are two very good modern toilet blocks with seatless toilets and paper provided in the cubicles. There are also laundry facilities provided in each block. The motorhome service point is at the entrance to the site and can block the entrance/exit whilst in use. The site has a small restaurant/bar with and outside terrace and bread can be purchased here each morning. Next to this is a television room which also double as an internet point for WiFi, which is free of charge. With a suitable signal booster you may well be able to receive a WiFi signal at your pitch.
Whilst this site is popular as an over nighter it is equally useful for a short stay to visit Beaune, the centre being a short walk from the site. Further out are a number of famous vineyards some of which have tours available. For supermarkets there is an Aldi about a kilometre away and a large E LeClerc about two kilometres away towards the motorway.
Reviewers - mature couple with campervan and bikes.
We have visited Beaune previously, but didn't manage to find the campsite, so this time we used a satnav, and found it very easily. It is situated on the edge of this busy town, just off the ring road.
The receptionist was very friendly and spoke some English. She checked us in quickly and allocated us a pitch, with a map to enable us to find it. The pitch was off a narrow alleyway with high hedges so was a bit tricky to manoeuvre into, but was plenty big enough once in. The pitch had it's own EHU and a drying post tucked into the hedge. Not all the pitches are small, we saw some drive through ones further down.
The pitches are flat and grassy, and mostly divided by tall hedges so very private. It was quite dark at night, you need a torch.
There are 2 identical sanitary blocks, look quite new. Washing up is inside at the front, then there are separate shower / washrooms for ladies and gents, the toilets are at the back, and are shared by all, and there are no urinals or toilet seats, so not my favourite set up. People were wandering around in confusion looking for the correct facilities. There is a baby room and laundry room, and disabled facilities included.
The cleaner was there in the afternoon, she closed off half at a time.
Further round the site is a playground, BBQ area, and another leisure area at the very back. There is a restaurant on site which we didn't use.
It is a short cycle or walk into the town centre, which has lots of shops, restaurants, and beautiful buildings. The town is at the heart of the Burgundy wine industry.
This is a very busy site used as a stopover, and was quite full by evening.
A great little find! Very busy site, small hard standing pitches right on the edge of town. We loved beaune it's a real gem of a place. The campsite was empty in the day and night just used for resting - the sign of a great place to visit! There was a really good sports complex a few mins away which had in and outdoor pools for the kids. Playground advertised but it looked a bit sorry for itself! Would highly recommend a stop here great value for money.
Nice site beautiful surroundings. Clubhouse nice and clean. Great walks around. Did get lost looking for it. The food in the restaurant was ok. Clean toilets.
If you walk across the road there is a great walk down by the lake
The drive into arbois is beautiful, its hard to concentrate when your driving.
It's a busy site lots of English people there. Its a great place to sit and have lunch. Will definitely visit again
Excellent campsite, convenient for motorway as overnight stop (which it's mostly used for, by huge no. Of Germans, especially) though quiet, in a residential area, but also worth staying a few days in this interesting region. It's an easy walk into town. The free WiFi works! and the site is inexpensive(approx 14€) with 16 amps electricity. Dogs are allowed (extra couple of €s which seems normal these days). Can't comment on restaurant/shop as it's only just getting going now.
Our only gripe is that we were allocated plot no 1 (not allowed to choose, even though well out of season) and that's right by the entrance, on gravel and on view from every direction. When we said we would not take it but go somewhere else, we were invited to choose anywhere we wanted! After 4 nights, the only other people on that plot were another British couple - they must think British people will accept the worst plot on the site when no-one else will - you don't need to, especially out of season.
We came here, wanting to see the city Beaune. The campsite was a 10 minute walk from the city center, or seconds with a bike. I would NOT recommend going in by car (no parking). The campsite was full and closed both nights we stayed, mostly for later arrivals (than 1600). The camp sets out a list of other sites all within close reach with numbers to call. We stayed two nights and only paid 19€ the night for our camper, two adults and 1 youngster (14) with electric (10A). Water access is close by but only on selected spots is direct access available. Hot water is free, bath and toilet facilities are modern and good, but during our stay, a part of one facility was closed (something to do with the sewage system so 5 of the 10 toilets were out) Hot water is plentiful and facilities were clean. There is WIFI access with a code access given with you site number, but I don't know what the WIFI costs; if anything. The restaurant on site looks good and was well visited by others, but we have everything with us and didn't need it. Shopping in town is expensive but available. A huge Carrefour direction Dole and another Super U?(different) in the direction of Dijon.
I have to echo the sentiments of the previous reviewer - this site is a hidden Gem! We were travelling across the country on our way from Normandy to the Alps and decided to pull up on an 'Aire' for the night. Due to a 'bum steer' from the Sat Nav on the way to the aire we accidentally ended up at the entrance to this site. Taking one look at the site from the road we decided to pop in and see if they had any free spaces for the night.
The reception area was tidy and welcoming, the woman on reception spoke very good English after listening to my bumbling attempts in French :-) She offered us a pitch for the night with EHU for approx 15 euros. We were given a map of the site (similar the caravan club maps) and our pitch was highlighted. We were told where all the facilities were, given a secure key fob for the barrier and WiFi access code and sent off on our way. The pitches were of a very good size with hedges separating them for privacy.
The site facilities were excellent, showers large and plentiful, lots of pot washing areas and such. Plenty of bins and recycling facilities. We settled in with a glass of wine in hand to catch the last of the evening sun. As we were only here overnight, I cannot comment on the town or the on site restaurant but both looked very very nice indeed. I would certainly stay here again if in the area.
A little gem on the outskirts of Beaune itself and within easy walking distance of the medieval centre. The pitches are clearly defined and separated by hedges. A selection of hard-standing and grass pitches are available so specify what you want on check-in. Tent pegs went in like a dream.
Toilets, etc are immaculate, there is a bar on site with very welcome cold beers, etc. A restaurant is also on site for breakfasts and evening meals. The shop is rather restricted (mostly drinks of both non-alcoholic and alcoholic variety) but there is a big Leclerc supermarket a few minutes drive away. However, much better is the wonderful market in the centre of Beaune on Saturdays.
Some of the larger caravan owners found some of the pitches a bit of a challenge to get into, but there were always plenty of people around to help with suggestions. Most people had no problem.
Again, no comment about child friendliness as its not something that I am conscious of, my 'kids' are now grown men so its been a while since I paid attention to child facilities. There were only a handful of tots around. There was a little play park bit at the other side of the site to where we were pitched but I didn't notice anyone using it.
I would heartily recommend this site as a very central base to visit the Cote d'Or. A short drive takes you to Meursault, Gevrey Chambertain, Nuits St George, etc. Mmmm, bliss.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
To Find Site:- Coming from the north leave A31 and take A6 towards Paris and leave at first junction signed for Beaune. At second set of traffic lights turn right and then bear left following camping signs. The campsite is on the right in about 100 metres. 
