We stayed at this site as a stopover for 2 nights and were really impressed with the friendliness of the owners who made us very welcome on arrival. The site was quiet because it was off peak season but the bar and restaurant stayed open until 8 pm even though there were only 2 or 3 pitches occupied. The pitches were really big and flat and the chickens and ducks wandering round gave a feeling of being with nature and it was a nice calming place to be. The showers and toilets were immaculate with plenty of hot water always on hand . A short 10 minute walk takes you up to the village centre where there are a numbers of inviting bars, restaurants and independent shops. It was a bit of a hard drive up the windy roads but it was worth it to find a gem of a site like this. Thanks to the owners and staff for a great stay and we can’t recommend this site highly enough.

We only stayed here 2 nights and would probably not return. When we arrived the credit card machine wasn\'t working so we had to pay cash. We found the toilet facilities tired and smelly. The pitches were on grass in what was a big field with very little division. We had plenty of choice of pitches as the site was quite empty. The town is only a short walk away and has a couple of boulangeries and a few nice shops. There is also an Intermarche supermarket to stock up with groceries.

An excellent campsite with plenty of space. The sanitary facilities are good and well maintained. The town of Le Chambon is pleasant, and has a reputation as a refuge for large numbers of persecuted Jews and others during WW2. The town is on a high plateau which gives it a pleasant climate in the summer without the extreme temperatures with can prevail in many parts of Southern France. There is a preserved metre gauge railway on the line which used to run from the Rhone valley up to the plateau with regular services in the tourist season. These trains can take cycles to make trips more versatile.