Camping de Nevers ***

Very busy site with high turnover so toilet facilities were a bit stretched and not very clean. An excellent position on the River Loire with views over the river to the town which was within easy walking distance. Pitches were mainly shaded but quite well worn. The peace and quiet of Saturday evening was disrupted by an extraordinarily loud concert in the town centre which went on until 2 in the morning!

Very awkward to get into, we entered up the hill and had to then make an awkward turn and then had to block the entrance/exit as there is a barrier. The site itself is very nice and the view over the river to Nevers is beautiful.

The toilets and showers are mixed, but clean and adequate.

Bad entrance to site as you are blocking the road if somebody is booking in, in front of you, other traffic including a bus had mount t the pavement to get past, plus nobody can get in or out of site, whilst you arebooking in due to barrier/ narrow entrance. All pitches on lower are unmarked and have no view on river or Nevers as view is blocked by comtinuous high hedge. If you are on the lower levells its difficult to get a hook up point & you will need a long lead of at least 25 meters Toilets are typical french camp site mixed types. Staff were helpful but overwhelmed only one on duty trying to deal with a continuous queues of people.
Unless you are able to get a pitch on the higher levells, its possibly ok for a very quick overnight stop but nothing else.

it's a convenient stop over on your way to somewhere else, it's the only acsi site in Nevers, they need some competition to make them up their game

Very friendly guy at reception. Lovely view over river. Site easy to get to Dog friendly. Good wifi at reception. Good overnight stop on way south.

Stayed two nights as a rest break returning from S.E. France.
Very convenient for Nevers - campsite gate is right by the end of a bridge leading straight into town.
Internet signal fast, but weak, and only available near reception/salon, which was locked at one point, meaning I had to conduct my business in the rain outside, or balanced on a dish washing sink.
Staff is marked down to only 'two stars', because of the attitude of one younger male member of staff, and a racist comment he made to me. Perhaps he should not be working in the hospitality industry.
The rest of the staff were faultless.

A practical riverside campsite opposite Nevers. We were tenting so had a pitch on the lower level which was ok. Nevers is well worth a visit with its beautiful churches and other buildings. Our stay was for 2 nights.

Stayed here for one night on the way home. Our tent was cut with a knife and our car keys stolen. Car was emptied of everything we own. Keys, phones, sat navs etc all also stolen. In that one night 6 tents were targeted. French police said it happens at this campsite a lot as thieves use the river to get across and get back! Do not stay here! Campsite staff didn't care at all either. We have had to have our car taken home on a transporter and are left with nothing!

Young lady on reception very nice and pleasant. View across the river lovely and just over the bridge to the town.
Downside only 2 ladies toilets open for the size of the camp site this was not enough and people were queueing for showers and washing up facilities. We felt the facilities need upgrading for a lot of money per night they are just not good enough.

The location of this site is stunning, looking out across the Loire to the town of Nevers and we enjoyed a 7 nights stay. The town is easily reached on foot and is well worth a visit. Access to the local cycle routes along the canal can be made easily from the site. The only downside for us was the lack of WiFi on site although there was free internet access for your laptop, available when reception was open.
Point to note; the chemical toilet is co-located at the motorhome waste point along with fresh water taps. Although clearly marked too often people were disposing of their toilet waste down the wrong drain then using the fresh water tap to rinse their toilet canister. Clearly there is a risk of cross contamination. The owners are aware of the problem but are depending on campers reading the signs.