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As some one else said the website is a very accurate reflection of this campsite.
So on that, I try add my few extras with my view.
The Pitches are open and clearly marked up. There is shaded and sunny spots as well as hedged pitch borders on some pitches.
I have not seen before pitches “cut out” before, meaning a digger has levelled out pitches on gentle inclines meaning all flat and grassy ( not terraced) but individual sections.
There is a really nice bar with inside and a patio with a nice atmosphere and restaurant. Snack bar from after noon. This seems open most of the time, very friendly staff and owners.
Breads in the morning from the small shop, pre order the day before.
There are very few rules Glena and his Dad Jacob ( excuse spelling ) relies on your own personal responsibly, in a naturist site, hopefully not over generalising but people tend to be respectful and reasonable.
Eg use your phone at the pool, no need to dress at any time in bar or meals. No time set for swimming pool open close times.
There is a sauna for a extra small fee I think 6 euros.
Glen operates a tab system so you can pay at the end of your trip. Which on a naturist site handy with no pockets.
Cars are driven to pitch unloaded and moved to parking spaces, there are many of them and close so no issue and a nicer looking site.
Every thing is well maintained and all very clean.
Chicken and chips a very nicely flavoured meal.
There is a walking path around the site. This bit more rustic and although I did it in crocs walk shoes better.
Mainly Dutch and French, with English spoken,
Staff friendly and helpful, thanks Dixie at bar
Having been here we said this is one of our top end site. via mobile
For many years we have stayed at Le Couderc, not far from Terme d'Astor, but this year thought we would have a change. We were not disappointed! Everything Val A has written is spot-on and nothing really has changed since her report. We loved it, and particularly liked the attention the owners have given to landscaping. I would say though that in contrast to the superb toilet/shower facilities in the far meadow, the ones nearer the 'Prairie' are just a little bit faded - though the showers are excellent. In common with many sites, wifi reception is not good throughout the site, but who can complain when it's free?
There is a way-marked trail/footpath/cyclepath that runs along the top of the site behind the farm buildings. If you follow the markers they will take you on an 18km circle through villages, woodland and meadows. Be careful to follow the 'basilage' carefully though as it is easy to end up doing considerably more km than intended! There are some steep bits, and it can be muddy after rain.
Cycling for softies is perfect along the valley at the bottom of the site, it's just the last few hundred metres back to the site that will increase the heart rate a bit! A very pleasant fairly easy circuit is to turn left at the bottom of the hill, then second left in a few km up to Montferrand. This is a very attractive village, and it's worth visiting the small church a km or so further on to the right to see the medieval wall paintings. You can then cycle back by continuing up the hill, then left at the next crossroads. This leads down quite exhilaratingly to St Avit.
We hope we will be returning to Terme d'Astor before too long.
We used this site on the last night of their season. The lady on reception was most helpful and welcoming, even though we had not booked ahead and it was late afternoon when we arrived.
The facilities were clean and modern and we had pretty much the site to ourselves. We were just told to drive around and find a pitch that we liked. Had a quick look around the site, there was a nice pool, sauna and restaurant but not surprisingly it was closed. The site was set in lovely countryside and had nice views. Saying it was peaceful would be an understatement! The access road to the site was a little on the tight side but is manageable with care. Pitches all looked quite level with a good mixture of sun and shade. Cannot really fairly add more to this review, except that we would return.
Le Terme d’Astor is a naturist site, in a rural situation at St Avit Riviere, between Belves and Cadouin. It is a long way up quite a narrow lane, with some passing place. This does make for some very quiet nights, with absolutely no road noise to be heard. The site is supposedly just one star, but would compare extremely well with many, if not most, of the four star non-naturist sites we’ve stayed on in the past!
The site is south of the Dordogne river, and within striking distance of all the major attractions such as Domme, Sarlat, Beynac, Castelnaud, and the river itself. The site organises several activities, including regular wine-tastings, and canoe expeditions.
The site is set around an old farm, with the golden stone buildings being used for the bar and restaurant, the reception area and the shop. A lovely Dutch couple run the site, and we had a very friendly welcome – and she remembered my emailing the site some weeks before. Pitches are set around the perimeter of a gently sloping paddock area, with other pitches within the paddock on individual levelled areas. This paddock is behind the farm buildings, and houses the children’s play area. All the pitches themselves are good levelled areas, well spaced, but with no hedges and little other separation. However, there are not many pitches, so you never feel too near your neighbour. Other pitches are set in the woodland, in a similar informal arrangement, and yet more pitches are to the side of and down below the swimming pool. There is another large paddock through a small wood, again sloping, and surrounded by high trees to give a great feeling of privacy – and pitches there are again on levelled areas around the edge of the paddock, beautifully set adjacent to the trees just off a circular access track, which gives a feeling of a vast amount of space around each one. The general feeling is that no one pitch was opposite another, not overlooked, and all had a view over the communal grassed areas.
There are several cabins in the woodland, each with an individual garden, and some very picturesque indeed. I think these are under private ownership, but also can be rented out from the site. Parking is generally off-pitch, especially in high-season, to protect the meadows, and also to encourage safety as it is a very child-friendly site. The site handy-man drove around the site two or three times each day, checking with caravanners and campers that there were no problems anywhere.
There are sanitary blocks in all areas, and we were in the far meadow. The sanitary block there was very modern, and open plan, around a pleasant planted area. It had plenty of toilets which were kept very clean indeed, modern showers with plenty of hooks, shelves, and soap dishes, there were basins in cubicles, and an open ‘naturist-style’ shower area. The floor tiles were all non-slip, and there were disabled facilities. Squeegees were provided to mop out the shower areas. There were facilities in a separate smaller block for washing up, washing clothes, a washing machine and dryer, hanging space, an iron and ironing board, and a freezer provided to freeze ice-blocks.
The bar area had a large terrace, with modern wooden tables and chairs, umbrellas for shade, and this overlooked the pool area. There is a ‘rustic’ bar area – and the toilet in there was a state of the art wetroom arrangement with a shower as well as toilet and washbasin. The restaurant was through the bar – open to the outside at one side. The restaurant menu was varied, not too expensive, and the Moules/Frites night we attended was absolutely fabulous with Moules and Frites arriving until you had more than had enough! Wine was reasonably priced, and the house wine was good quality.
The pool area was lovely – with a paved surround, but also a grassy area. Loungers were available, and there were also more formal tables and chairs. The pool temperature was warmish. There was a Jacuzzi area and a paddling pool.
The ‘landscaping’ of the site around the buildings is delightful – plenty of old walls, with statues and fountains, paved and cobbled areas, gravelled terraces, and flowers and shrubs everywhere. It really is a very picturesque site.
The shop sells a reasonable range of ‘essentials’ including fruit, vegetables and salads, and bread can be ordered for pick-up the following day. There is a good range of tourist information available, and a library of books. Clientele is mainly Dutch and French – but we found it to be one of the most friendly sites we have ever stayed on, with everyone chatting and acknowledging you. It really made for a wonderful stay.
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Is Camping Terme D Astor child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
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 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
No Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <10 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <10 miles
No Dog Walk 
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