Camping Onlycamp le Sabot

This is our first visit to Camping Le Sabot. On arrival I was given a key fob to get into the site and was told to find our own pitch, which we prefer so that was positive. Nothing however was explained about what to do with the key fob when leaving or what time we were to leave. There was also no map given of the site. The pitches could be better maintained as it looked like they hadn't been mown for a while but we have a carpet so we just used that. The pitches by the river were mostly taken up by glamping tents. There was an area adjacent to these for campervans, which was blocked off, and we were told not to park there because it was muddy. The toilet block was very dated, the showers, or certainly the one I used , lasted for 3 seconds so I had to continuously press it. There were no hooks provided to hang your towel, just a small shelf. On the upside it was powerful and hot. I didn't use the toilets as we have one on board but other reviews have not been very positive! To end on a positive note, Azay itself is beautiful, there are plenty of shops, cafes and eateries and the chateau looked amazing (we didnt get chance to look around it this time). We probably would return to this site, as we want to look around the chateau and there are also some caves to visit too.

We have been coming to this site for over 30 years. The site itself is lovely on the banks of the Indre and a short walk into Azay which has great food shops and restaurants to suit most budgets. The downside of the site is the toilets and showers which are dilapidated but even worse are filthy, muddy and full of cobwebs and I don’t think they were cleaned even daily. One toilet in the ladies was revolting and was exactly the same over 24 hours later. The toilets opposite reception had no toilet paper for the entire week we were there. Reception hours seemed hit & miss…not open at the times stated on the door and closed more often than open. We started dreading having to use the facilities so may not return.