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We have used this campsite for many years and were disappointed when it closed. However we've kept checking and hoping, and it has now reopened as part of the CampingCarpark group, in the sub group Camping de mon village.
These campsites have the basic set up, but during the season have a sanitary block open, which we need.
So what is different now? Well, very little really, apart from the pay box at the entrance. Once you have bought your card, 5 euro, it lets you in. You then do need to load it with enough to pay for your stay, in this case less than 15 euro, the card lets you in, and you choose a space.
The money comes off when you raise the barrier to leave. There are more hard standings now, made with plastic mesh over the grass.
The site looked well cared for, grass cut, facilities cleaned, bins emptied, water was hot. You can come in at any time, may be a minor issue with folk coming in late in the evening. It's open all year now, but not the sanitary block.
There is a drive over MH sanitary station now, which you need the card to operate, but there's no extra charge, I don't think. (We don't use it).
Having to use the card to gain access to the sanitary block can be tricky with only 1 card, maybe consider getting 1 each? And someone suggested having it on a lanyard so it doesn't get lost in pockets.
We stayed 1 night each way on our trip, and are already looking forward to next year, though we do miss Astrid, the previous Warden, who may have retired now.
No personal customer service, but the whole experience was very straightforward.
Date of Visit: September 2024
Unit: Other
Reviewer: Webmaster
We are delighted to advise that this campsite has reopened as part of the CampingCarpark group.
Date of Visit: September 2022
Unit: Other
Reviewer: Webmaster
Please note we have been advised that this site is now permanently closed, and no longer offers camping, motorhome or caravanning pitches.
Stayed here for one night on way down to Ardeche. Fairly easy to find, some tight corners on way through village, but that's municipals for you - they tend to be in the cente of town!
We arrived in the afternoon when the reception was closed, fortunately the warden was playing boules so was able to let us in through the barrier. Not sure what we would have done if she hadn't been there. Actually do know the answer, as we went out for food and diesel and couldn't get car back on site, bit of a pain when it was still fairly loaded with our stuff!
This issue aside, the site is well set out and spacious. Facilities are clean and plenty of hot water. Cheapest site we've stayed on, 13 euros 50, for 2 adults, a 14yr old and ehu! They don't take cards, so be aware you need cash. Would use the site again but would try to arrive when reception was open.
We continue to use this site, it is one of our favourites, and very cheap. The lady warden is still there, as friendly as ever, and the regulars on the site are friendly and helpful too.
The cycle paths are still developing, you can cycle a long way along the canal now, and last year we found a small village TIC with a map of the area to explore.
An absolutely excellent small, quiet site with a most helpful lady 'guardienne' with good English - she even let us use her personal freezer for our blocks. The facilities are excellent, clean and with lots of hot water; washing machine and drier; electric hook ups.
The site is nice and open - which we prefer to small hedged pitches - with quite a few static caravans round the edge with friendly locals: if you arrive in the afternoon when the office is not manned you just borrow a card for the barrier from someone and check in later and get your own card. It is very cheap: about 7 euros!
It is 5 mins walk from the village with 2 boulangers, a bar, a newsagents, a basic shop in the centre and on the edge an Intermarche supermarket, and a pizza/kebab place. The site backs onto the Seine and on the other side is a nice canal with pleasant walks/cycle rides along it. There is no restaurant but there is a 'Routiers' with cheap simple food about 10 minutes away - not much else. Large E. Le Clerc supermarket about 15 mins.
One downside: in humid or wet weather: a lot of mosquitoes!
In sum: an excellent site for just relaxing quietly; probably not so good for active children. Nearest place of interest - well worth it - is Troyes (30 kms?).
Reviewers - mature couple with car, tent and bikes.
This campsite is just north of Troyes, not too far from the A26. Mery is a small village, we spotted the campsite whilst driving through en route to a stopover. It is a small, friendly site situated between a canal and the river Seine, almost in the centre of the village. The warden was a lovely lady who spoke very good English, she seemed genuinely glad to see us. The site is flat, a circular shape, with no marked pitches. There seemed to be a few static vans on the site.
The facility block was new, in the centre of the site, with separate facilities for men and women. The taps in the ladies toilet didn't seem to be connected, but the shower room was fine, though there were no enclosed basins. The washing up was outside under cover.
The village had few shops, we bought bread from the paper shop, but there was a small supermarket about 10 mins by bike.
There was no restaurant on site, and maybe none in the village either.
Because of the proximity to the canal and river, there were pleasant local walks.
The village was not particularly interesting, but there are places to visit in the area, including Troyes.
The campsite was the cheapest I have ever been on, and we stayed there on our next trip too. It is a lovely peaceful site, probably worth more than just a stopover.
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