Camping Saint Paul

We'd originally booked the Aire next door, but moving to the campsite was a great decision. The pitches are spacious, it's a beautiful spot beside the stream, and the lovely town is about a 10-minute walk away. We enjoyed the snack bar food so much that we added another night.

The village nearby is gorgeous, and the campsite is lovely too. We got a warm welcome from the friendly staff. Pitches are spacious, with shade and electricity available throughout. There's a basic bar, restaurant and small shop on site. The sanitary facilities are plentiful and clean, though a little tired. The municipal pool and a camper park are right next door.

There were no facilities open during my April visit, but the pitches were a decent size and the toilets were clean. It's a charming campsite close to a medieval town with bars, a patisserie and restaurants. A handy stop if you're heading south and want to skip the usual routes.

We planned on one night and ended up staying another day because we liked it so much. This family-run campsite is tucked away beside a small, cute village with a gorgeous square. The pitches are generous, with electricity and wifi available throughout, and there's an excellent restaurant and bar. A lovely surprise, well worth the drive.