Camping Au Pays de Hanau

The bar was a real treat, with good drinks, friendly conversation, an adorable dog, and a delicious breakfast. I enjoyed the sweet breakfast, though I would’ve liked a savory choice too, perhaps cheese or an egg. The pitches were lovely, the facilities spotless, and the owner very friendly. A lovely campsite.

We spent two weeks here and would gladly return. The spring-fed pool was fantastic, a lovely way for both kids and adults to cool off. There are pretty drives and walks nearby in the national park, and the chalet was spotless. The campsite has a laid-back feel, and the onsite bar had social distancing and strict mask use at the time.

A peaceful spot with lovely scenery, and walking paths nearby. The hills are a bit steep for children, and the routes are difficult to cycle. You can choose a pitch in the shade among the trees or closer to the pool. There’s plenty of room for tents and campers, including solid ground for heavier campers. The little restaurant offers a 7 EUR breakfast: half a baguette with jam or a croissant, plus a hot drink such as coffee, tea, or chocolate. If you’ve forgotten your pétanque set, you can borrow one, and there’ll be someone to play with. A very nice little campsite.

It’s a nice place, but people were very loud late into the night, and there didn’t seem to be any quiet rules. I found it hard to rest.