Campsite Bel-Air ***

This is a friendly site well laid out and maintained. The owners, Pascal and Natalie live on site and also run the bar and cafe. We booked for two nights but stayed for six as we enjoyed the location so much. On three nights there were visiting chateaux with wine tastings. The town of Creon is close for food shopping and other supplies. There are plenty of vineyards to visit to sample the produce. We would have no hesitation in recommending this site to others and we will certainly return.

Stayed for one night as a stop over.Staff pretty miserable.Was put on an uneven gravel pitch to start with,asked to move onto a grass pitch which they let us,although no electric,said that it would be same price as with electric!Went to get takeaway food from restaurant but the women was so miserable we didn't bother.Pool looked ok but we didn't use,not as big as it looks in the picture.Toilets ok but were unisex which we don't like.Ok for a stopover but I would plan not to stop here again just based on the miserable staff....

A stop over campsite as there's not much to eep you here. The campsite owners appear new to the business. Reception is functional unless you stay more than a day. Pitches are spacious enough but only one toilet block so check your distance. Fairly ambivalent about this place but stayed two nights because of the convenience. Cycle roue to Bordeux fine until 5k from the centre then blocked by road diggers - great... bon courage!

Due to waterlogged pitches, we were put on the path. As the site was nearly empty this was not a problem. Lack of fresh water taps. Loos okay, mixed sex, showers hot and roomy. Reception opening times very lackadaisical, disregard the opening times on the door. Easy to get a bus into Bordeaux except weekends. Half hour walk to Creon on main road for supermarkets. Some road noise. Bar and swimming pool not open when we were there as too early in season.

Visited for a one-night stopover en route to Spain. The site is easy to find and easy to access. Facilities look good although most closed during our visit. Some have commented on the muddy condition of the pitches and we saw that many had water standing on them after a couple of days of rain. However, much evidence of remedial work and the hardstanding we were offered was dry and spacious. All in all, a good site for a stopover but I'd happily return for a longer visit. Recommended

Great winter stop over. Easy in / out for big boys. Thought it was closed when we arrived, so you have to wander around a bit to find some one!

We had poor weather which has affected this review. The allocated pitch had not seen grass for a long time, consequently the pitch was a mud bath. With no exaggeration we stepped in and out of the caravan into 10mm of mud. It seems obvious that all the sites efforts are put into looking after the static holiday homes. I think part of the problem is lack of competition. We would not come here again and would not have stayed if we had not pre booked.

The best thing about this site is the access to Bordeaux by bus from right outside the site. The owner has bus timetables available. It is easy to get into Bordeaux if a bit slow and also very easy to find the correct stop to get the return bus. Bordeaux well worth visiting.
The site is otherwise fine- clean, well run, small clean swimming pool.

Lovely site just off main road but any road noise was in the distance. Shady and sunny pitches. Great pool. Friendly site staff. Meals good. Bus stop outside but buses not that frequent so drove to nearest tram stop and parked up for free.

Handy campsite for Bordeaux with a bus stop outside. We had a large grassy pitch a long way from the road but still heard some road noise early in the morning. Toilet facilities a bit gloomy and the showers were barely luke warm but a large function room with TV had excellent free wifi which made a nice warm place to keep in touch with friends/family via Skype.
Very secure sight. No daily bread delivery in April.