Camping on a farm

It's like camping in the wild (that's just as much in the vegetation), except that you have a properly levelled pitch, a nice little sanitary block not far away, a few other campers around to chat if the mood strikes - but not stuck to you -, and then the farm 100-200m away where you can discover country life, stock up on a few products, and possibly have breakfast or dinner.

The sanitary block gives you access to dry toilets and a hot shower, sink, washbasins, electric sockets (no elec on the pitches), a fridge and a freezer. There's also a waste separation system and a compost bin.

Pitches come in different sizes: I choose the most suitable according to the size of your tent (length by width, noted on the packaging). If you think about looking at it before contacting me, that's a plus. Van location.

It's a few dozen meters' walk from the parking lot to bring your stuff in, but there's a wheelbarrow available, and once you're set up, what a pleasure to be away from any vehicles! Arrival times: 5pm to 6:30pm. Exceptions possible in case of problems, of course!

2 evenings a week, from July 20 to around August 20 (to be confirmed), you'll be served organic-vegetable food by Chez Jeannette.

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If you don't have a tent but still want a taste of the "camping spirit", there's the tipi and the caravan. And if you want more comfort, or want to come with friends who need it, think of chambres d'hôtes or self-catering cottages. See dedicated sections for all this.

A word of warning: the campsite is only open in July and August, because it's also a place for my animals to roam, which I don't allow them to do during this period, so they said "OK, but no more, don't push it! I can, however, consider off-season requests, offering you a space in a meadow closer to the farm and access to a bedroom bathroom if it's not occupied.