We stopped here for one night. It’s a nice holiday site in a small village at the bottom of Lac d Annecy surrounded by stunning scenery. There were many families using several Camping companies on site with plenty of reps about. The site was hedged on two sides which meant you were very close to your opposite neighbours. The toilets and showers were limited but clean. Lots to do in the area and great for families.

Very busy site in June. Emplacements seemed to vary between really shady (watch out for lime tree drip!) and completely open but..... few spaces available due to number of static ‘cabines’ , Canvas holiday tents, Eurocamp tents and ‘safari’ tents. Only two ladies looks near us which would, presumably, be expected to service all the onsite tents. Lovely spot and good access onto cycle path around the lake. Had intended to stay three nights but as Annecy and surrounds were so busy we left a day early.

Smashing campsite - good size pitches, sanitary facilities good, excellent swimming pool and an onsite bar/snack bar. The owner was a tad elusive but wasn’t quite as formidable as previous reviews might have suggested.
Sizeable number of Eurocamp & Canvas installations.

Close to good cycling paths along the lake and an easy walk into the town - good baker ( with gluten free options twice a week if ordered) and a good sized supermarket.

Would thoroughly recommend the boat trip up the lake to Annecy - a really pretty town.

We had a wonderful stay at this site, the pitch's are flat and a good size. The pool was excellent and the restaurant bar staff very friendly. Wonderful village a short walk away and amazing to see the para gliders.
The manager was unfortunately unable to smile very much! it wasn't something we did as we had this comment from other people at later stages of our trip who had also stayed here. However don't let this put you off as the site is well worth a visit and who knows perhaps he'll take note of my comments.