Domaine de l'Ours / Camping Lodge

The campsite was lovely, the chalet was clean and had everything needed, and the welcome was very good. Everything was fine, nothing to mention.

Albert·Un mese fa

“très chouette”

The location was quiet, the view was great, and the staff were charming. Bringing your own sheets and doing the cleaning yourself could be a plus.

Valérie·Un mese fa

“Un lieu où revenir pour rester connecté à la nature”

The reception was flawless, the venue stunning, and the must‑try Swedish bath is truly worth the experience.

Sabine·Un mese fa

“Immense déception :/”

The location is pretty good, but that’s about the only bright spot at this campsite. We slept in a lodge, which is passable, yet the bedding and blankets seemed like they’d been used since the last century, and hygiene was lacking. Despite several email exchanges and confirmations from the managers about extra sheets, towels, and spa access, nothing was provided when we arrived, so we missed the spa we had booked. In short, it’s fine for pitching a tent, but don’t make the same mistake we did by renting a lodge— it’s not worth the price (111 € per night without sheets or towels). Take note.

Manon·2 mesi fa

“Bungalow dans son jus”

The location and price were fine, but the rest was a big letdown. We’d read that sheets weren’t included, so we asked about bed width and were told 140 cm. At arrival the bed was actually a wooden bench with a fold‑out bed underneath; the total width might be 140 cm, but one person sleeps on a plank while the other sleeps on a small bed that folds under the first. Our “Bungalow” number 6 ISA wasn’t in the front row overlooking the mountain as described, but half under a spruce tree (a lot of shade). The paint on our bungalow had also faded.

Alain·2 mesi fa