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This is now a Camping Mon Village/ Camping Car Parks site and access is via an app. We had already signed up elsewhere, so quickly gained access.
Very shady site, with only a small number of outfits - both caravans and motorhomes. No warden or other physical presence.
The weather was extremely hot (in the low 40s), so we didn't do much exploring. A nice boulangerie in the village, with a Carrefour Market on the outskirts. There is also a small epicerie.
Sanitaires are separated into male and female and wash up and clothes washing sinks are in both. Disabled facilities in the male side. The facilities require maintenance (e. G. Broken seats in the toilet) and could become stretched in high season. No paper. Small book swap.
Unfortunately we couldn't find anywhere to get rid of rubbish and recycling and ended up taking it with us.
The village has an excellent market, almost next door to the site, but we found that there were more English voices than we really like to hear on a French holiday. Pretty town though and the market was good.
Returning after some years to find it still a charming campsite.
New owners, but still very well run.
A range of pitch sizes, some with hedging, other open plan, and a variety of sizes.
Clean ablutions as is the norm in France …
Showers were press button variety … in the men’s section all have cable tie loops to hold the buttons in until you finish … I gather the distaff section did not, so some tech lady could fit them!
No bar or restaurant on site.
Always quite a few Brits camping here … some whilst purchasing local housing … I was told that 30% of the local population is British …
Don’t let that put you off! The very pretty little bastide town, whose central square and colonnaded enclosure is a mere five mins walk from the campsite, with several bars and restaurants … the first bar you meet is a favourite of the local anglo community, so, if you want to avoid that, keep walking!
The Italian restaurant on the main square does excellent food at reasonable prices … The ‘Jungle’ restaurant on the opposite side of the square does a very good Munu du Jour at lunch time.
Free WiFi throughout the campsite.
Everything else I wrote in previous reviews remains as was.
Great Campsite! We have been two years in a row now and it’s now new owners. It is still run very well with clean facilities and large pitches. Freezer facilities available also. Campsite is quiet with lots of older couples using it for long stays in the town.
Eymet town centre is 5 mins walk away and is amazing. Think of a little English Market town add open air seating at restaurants and cafes on each corner and add some sunshine and you have Eymet! It’s a great atmosphere and most nights something is happening in the square in July and August.
I personally recommend the “party in the park” on a Thursday. Street food, wine sellers and live music! There is also an outdoor public pool in Eymet; we didn’t use it but it’s there.
We visited some great places; I would recommend Lac de Pombonne in Bergerac (a man made beach on a lake), Chateau de Bridoire (medieval Chateau with a natural woodland maze and medieval games) and last year we did the Bergerac WineTour based in Eymet (fantastic tour) and as part of this we went to Cave Cooperative Sigoules.
We went back this year to the cooperative and bought lots of lovely wine. They even gave us a free bottle! Great Campsite with loads to do! via mobile
We too fell under Phillipe's spell during our 7-night stay. He really does make the site so special, though he advised that he is coming to the end of his 10-year management soon, intending to go fishing in New Zealand.
He even got his jet washer out to clean our ground sheet which was encrusted with clay-soil from our previous site - it came up like new! On the Friday night, we were invited to attend his soiree (5 euros per person) where a succession of finger foods is served, with wine. Very enjoyable it was too, with the opportunity to meet with fellow campers, many of whom were regulars and been coming for years.
Our chosen pitch was of a good size, with hedges providing some privacy. The showers are dated and shabby, but kept clean. The proximity of the town was a bonus so many days we did not use the car. Plenty of restaurants, bars, bakeries and a small supermarket.
Our visit coincided with the start of the night market which was lively. We went to the producers gourmet market on the Thursday night in the park next door which was very enjoyable. Many stalls were there selling fast food, wine and beer, and tables and benches were provided to sit and eat your purchases. The entertainment provided by a British guitar playing singer was very good too (much of the local population are ex-pats).
We had a trip out to Monpazier which had been recommended, and were not disappointed, it was market day too. A delightful town.
THE CAMPSITE: This is an amazing campsite. Not too big and not too small. Great facilities including clean toilets and showers, two cleaning up areas with hot water, a washing machine, a fridge and a freezer. We had a shaded pitch was excellent with a tent.
All pitches have access to electricity if needed. We did it use it and so we paid €13 per night without electricity. Phillipe who runs the site is amazing. So helpful and regularly checks you are ok. There was a wine tasting night on Monday night when we arrived on site. The site is immaculate and Phillipe keeps it tidy and well run. Lots of fire wood around for BBQs.
EYMET TOWN: The Campsite backs straight on to the town and there is always something happening. By day Eymet is a sleepy French Village; by noon get it comes alive with the bars and restaurants spilling out onto the street and the lovely town square. Everyone is very friendly.
On Tuesday there is a night Market in the town selling street food and clothes and toys etc. Thursday is Market day in the morning. Thursday night there is a food market in the Chateau square. It is amazing with local farmers selling their products plus musical entertainment. The campsite also backs on to the the River Dropt and there were some
Empty pitches there when we visited and we often spent the day lounging by the river. Carrefour supermarket on outskirts. Food costs more in France but alcohol is so cheap. There is a butchers, pattiserie, boulangeri, Spar shop and plenty more f bars and restaurants.
THINGS TO DO: Further a field from the town. We went on a wine tour with Bergerac Wine tours. Alex who runs the tour lives in Eymet and is very knowledgeable of the area. Highly recommend! We also visited Lac do Pombonne in Bergerac. Free entry and it is a lake with a beach. Great day. You can also hire electric bike in the town.
We ran out if time in the end and didn’t do it. If you like your wine visit Cave Cooperative Sigoulès, 15 mins away from campsite. Great wine made by the cooperative with grapes from
This beautifully-located site is actually LESS than a five minute walk to the square with several restaurants, shops and beautiful architecture.
Philippe is indeed as wonderful a host as the previous reviewers said he was. He walked us around the site to choose our pitch, which had riverbank access.
There is no pool and the toilet & shower facilities had a fair bit of wildlife inside (as the doors were left wide open) but this was the cheapest site we stayed on by far! Only 14 euros per night for 2 of us with electricity!
There is a Carrefour supermarket 2 minutes drive up the road and we were able to get an early start in the morning without having to await the 8. 30am 'earliest departure' rules that some of the other sites operate.
What a delightful site. Beautiful trees, extensive grounds 'not for camping' river frontage. And. Phillipe! He IS the site. Forever helpful, charismatic and the best 'host' one could wish for.
Within a short stroll of the delightful bastide town of Eymet, the location is perfect. And the prices unbelievably cheap.
Popular with the british, yet not completely dominated by them.
The are is good for cycling (many flatish roads as well as climbs for those who crave them), and the river is quiet, slow and peaceful. We used our own inflatables, but you can hire nearby.
Lots of other bastide towns to visit, and Begerac is just up the road.
A relaxing and beautiful part of France. No wonder a lot of ex-pats have bought property in the area.
Decided to stay here having spend over a week in more rural sites (beautiful as they were) somewhere where it’s possible to walk to some civilisation and have a beer and perhaps dinner without having to use the car every time you want to go out.
Well, we weren’t disappointed, the owner made us very welcome from the moment we arrived. He escorted us round the site to choose the pitch. What a fab guy, really works very hard at keeping the campsite looking clean and tidy and can’t do enough for you.
We arrived on a Friday, he suggested we might like to join him and other campers for the weekly soiree; he provides the wine/beer, cooks local specialities and hosts a good evening where you can meet the other campers. A good opportunity to find put more of the local area. A bargain at only €5 each…
Our pitch was spacious and next to the river, good walks though the meadows alongside the river for the dog. Facilities were good and clean.
Eymet, is a beautiful Bastide town with its lovely colonnaded square, but lots of Brits, including a pub which on Friday evening was full of Brit builders. However, Eymet was worth the stop off for a couple of nights and to experience the owner’s hospitality. If in the area would recommend a stay here, we would return.
Stayed here for 5 nights to visit friends who live in Eymet. A lovely site, perfectly placed so you can wander into the village through the small old Chateau and into the lovely Bastide village square.
You could miss this if you kept on the main road going through the town. Market day is Thursday and busy.
The site is set at the end of a dead end road so quiet until the bin lorry arrives at 5am, which was the only downside if our lovely spacious pitch near the entrance.
There are some pitches near the river and all pitches are well marked and spaced with a choice of shade or full sun. The reception area has a range of local information and is housed in the same building as the toilet block which is fine and contains laundry facilities too.
Phillipe the owner is very pleasant, helpful and keen to ensure guests are ok. He organises a weekly pizza night for guests and there was also a free wine tasting hosted by a local wine producer whilst we were there.
The attractions of the area are many but would suggest other local Bastide towns or Bergerac 30 mins drive away.
Just back from Camping du Château, at Eymet and once again a excellent stay.
A warm welcome from Philippe and he takes you round the site to chose a pitch, whether near the River or under the tree's.
Toilets cleaned each morning before you rise
Toilet paper in all toilets, soap and a clean towel each morning.
Washing up area clean and wash up liquid supplied.
Excellent recycled bin area where everything is split off, bottle, plastic, cardboard etc.
Office with tourist information section, Library with books to swop. Free WiFi which is excellent.
Philippe hires out bikes and canoe's.
We paid 14€ a night for two people, Camping Car, Electric and small dog.
A good mix of French, Dutch and Anglais this stay and all ages, the young families mostly down near the Play area with its swings and slides and football/basket ball area. The families with Teenagers, near the office for the Free Wifi for their phones.
Saturday night Happy Hour so you can get to know your neighbors, if you want.
Your only 5 mins walk into the lovely Town of Eymet, with its Restaurants, Cafe's and Bars, la boulangerie, Shops and tourist information office. A brilliant market on Thursday morning, in fact one of the best markets around. There is also a excellent Italian Restaurant here, well worth a visit.
Two Spa Supermarkets and a Carrafour along the road for a big shop and petrol.
Lots of vignerons around the area for a nice bottle of wine, just stop where a signs says 'dégustation de vin' call in and taste the wines and you can pick up some lovely bargains, to drink while sat at the side of the river on a night.
We were only going to stay for two nights on our way back home, but ended up staying the week enjoying the Sun and Heat of September, And yes we will be calling again next Spring.
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
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 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire On Site 
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 <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
This is now a Camping Mon Village/ Camping Car Parks site and access is via an app. We had already signed up elsewhere, so quickly gained access. 
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