Camping du Canal

Noise: the complete program - a country road that looks like a side street on Google Maps runs directly by the campsite and is used at night every quarter hour by passing vehicles. Air traffic noise from planes on approach and the loud church bells, which ring every quarter hour all night, complete the picture. Location: those who arrive by bike can ride nicely along the Rhine. Really great. Service: we were there during the closed reception hours and simply laid by the pool for a while. The campsite operator made it clear during check-in that he didn't think this was acceptable. He was still relatively friendly, but he could have saved himself that. Pool: definitely not just a children's pool, it is about 1.5 m deep at the deepest point. It is enough for cooling off, but not large enough for swimming. And: no shade. There is no shade at all on the campsite, but it didn't bother us. Sanitary facilities: relatively new and generally clean. You have to bring your own toilet paper.

Huge comfortable spots, there would have been enough room for a caravan. A bit boring for children, very small playground, swimming pool only opens mid-June. Bar is great and well frequented. Super place operators. Sanitary facilities were clean but, as is typical in France, without toilet paper. In the morning, only one roll is provided and that has to be enough if you need it. Overall a 3.5 out of 5.

Good campsite, suitable for children. The plots are spacious. Toilets and showers are very clean. Nice bathroom suitable for children, less so for adults. It's a pity that the snack bar only opens in the middle of the afternoon. Menu is a bit sparse, but the food is tasty. Operators are uncomplicated and helpful where needed.

The site is quite new and is well located along the north-south axis. When used as a pure camper pitch, it is inexpensive and offers fairly new shower and toilet facilities. BUT: the toilets were not equipped with paper, there is not a single hook in the shower and wash cabins AND the cleanliness was miserable upon our arrival.