Location was excellent - as we were camped in the bottom field closest to the lake. We were able to walk to the shore in less than 1 minute from our pitch. The Agnon Plage and jetty was brilliant for launching our canoe and SUP.
Staff were helpful and kind.
Facilities were fine for the price. There were some toilets that were old school hole in the ground latrines but there were also plenty more which were ‘normal’ / ‘modern’.
Very close to a selection of excellent restaurants and loads of hire services within a minute or two walk.
The site is only a few minutes walk from the start of a trail up to cascade d’Agnon.
WiFi by reception was good.

I’d have been less keen if camped near the top of the site rather than down by the lake.

The location of the campsite was fabulous

–

Extremely helpful staff, small site on the waters edge in a lovely position.
Easy to get the bus or boat into Annecy.
Showers and toilets good.
Handy to get bakery items in the morning.

Can’t think of anything, shower block a little bit outdated.

Close to the lake.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a campsite charges modern prices while providing facilities from several centuries ago, wonder no more.

This place doesn’t need renovating — it needs an archaeologist.

We paid for an electric hook-up, which apparently meant we had paid for the opportunity to have electricity rather than electricity itself. There weren’t enough hook-up points for the pitches that had paid for them, so presumably electricity here is allocated on a first-come, first-served Hunger Games basis.

The toilets were an experience. Dated, dirty, no toilet paper provided, and around half were squat toilets. Nothing quite prepares you for arriving desperate for the toilet and discovering that the campsite has unexpectedly booked you onto a lower-body workout.

And then we come to the showers.

I can only assume these were originally installed in 16th-century France and have remained completely unmodernised in the interests of historical preservation. The temperature settings appeared to be cold, very cold, and question your decision to come on holiday.

Calling them “showers” may actually be generous. It was closer to being lightly pressure-washed with Alpine snowmelt.

The whole campsite feels extremely outdated and poorly maintained. Basic facilities were dirty, electricity we’d paid for wasn’t adequately provided, and hot water appears to be a technological advancement that hasn’t yet reached this particular corner of France.

If you’re looking for clean facilities, reliable electricity and a warm shower after a day travelling, I’d recommend looking elsewhere.

If you’re looking to experience medieval France without the inconvenience of owning a time machine, however, absolutely perfect.

Lovely location. Good transport to Annecy

no hot water

Everything is great. Right on the beach with a super bar/restaurant and lots of other restaurants on hand. Boat pickup station 2 mins walk and bus stop at entrance. Bike hire next door and lots of other activities such as boat hire and canyoning also right next door. All very convenient.

Showers are a little narrow but usually have hot water.

The location, a short walk to lake with pleasant grass area to sit on. A very low key campsite which we liked.

The extremely tight entrance to the motorhome no electric area. There was no hot water at 1 block, a note was up on the wall but it looked like a very old note. We were sent to the other block, that was very old and smelly again no hot water. For £37 a night I would have expected a refund

Location

The site on arrival was busy, pitch allocation seemed a bit ‘ad-hoc and pitches with electricity were cramped.
Day two and the block nearest which itself is tired and dated, the hot water failed. (This was the case for the whole period I stayed)The alternative block some 300 meters away was extremely busy and is used by anyone who has parked to visit the beach and external facilities.
During my stay on site there was a ‘targeted’ theft of bikes from a large family group…not only did they lose bikes but other items of value from their tents whilst out. There is no physical security barriers, no CCTV and no control over vehicle movement in the silent hours.
The advertised rules state ‘no gazebos’ there being numerous on site throughout my stay.
Overall the site facilities needs modernisation, physical security and surveillance need to be in place. Anyone can access the site , park onsite or in the large car park adjacent and use the toilet blocks as was the case.
This was a disappointing stay and not a site I could recommend.

Amazing location, short walk to all the stunning lake side activities. Wild swimming every day you can’t get better. Very old vintage French camping facilities have their own charm. Not like most the other campsites that have lost there historically character. 👍🏼😎

Mobile signal is very dependent on numbers of people visiting. No WiFi to keep the kids entertained, but doesn’t detract from great place.

N/A

Very disgusted for the theft incident.
No security camera to protect their customers. Thieves went inside our tents while we’re away for dinner. They stole my laptop and jewelries.