Yelloh! Village en Champagne

Very friendly reception by the staff at the front desk. The site is mainly geared towards mobile homes and the few pitches with private sanitation do not justify this price, just like the price for pure pitches. We were here for one night on our way back from Normandy, where there was really a 5-star site for the same price and some motorhome pitches that are much cheaper and significantly cleaner and better equipped. Sanitary facilities as described in the previous comments, no possibility to wash hands in the toilet, no closed wall between showers and toilets. Disabled-accessible sanitary facilities not accessible. "Drinking water" from the withdrawal points at the pitches has the color of milk; we chose not to take even a little of it.

Yes, you can hear the street, but it's not that bad. The staff is very friendly, the pitches are sufficiently large, unfortunately more and more mobile homes are being set up. The sanitary facilities.... well, that’s debatable. For 3 days it's okay, not enough showers, one toilet stall wouldn't close, but it was clean. Based on our experiences, not 5 stars!

We were at this campsite with a caravan in early September. We appreciate campsites of the Yelloh chain precisely because of the good sanitary buildings, and the recommendation from ADAC gave us the confidence that we couldn't go wrong at this site. However, reality looked different. The only open sanitary building was very old. In the men's area, there are two toilets, one of which had a broken holder for toilet paper, so there was no paper available there. Everywhere, the gaudy paint is peeling off the walls. Above, an uncoated Eternit roof is visible. The washing basins are very old and very deep, but clean. An image of a woman with a face mask guides the ladies through the men's toilets with open urinals without doors. I have nothing against shared toilets for women and men, but urinals should be closed with doors in this case. The men were led through the women's toilets by an image of a man's head with a face mask. I would rate the sanitary facilities at a maximum of 2 stars if they were renovated and the Eternit roof replaced. In this condition, I have no understanding for granting even one star. How ADAC can rate these facilities as outstanding is a mystery. We left the site after one night.

Friendly staff. Not all sanitary facilities open in the off-season, hence longer walks. Well suited for excursions in the area by bike. Approximately 20 minutes to the center. Located on a busy access road.