Camping Au Clos de Beaulieu

This concerns the rental of a mobile home. The land is located in the countryside in a quiet area and it's perfect. Surprise when entering this land. No doubt this is future development work, but it is still under construction and this is not mentioned at any time on the site and does not even motivate an apologetic comment from the owner during of reception. Too bad because this land with its small pond and the presence of animals gives a rural spirit. What can we say about the bungalow; aging, presence of numerous cobwebs, faulty lighting on the terrace (one lamp out of two), basic cleaning. This place will undoubtedly be pleasant but make sure the work is completed before booking.

This review only concerns the rental of a mobile home and not the occupation of a guest room, the latter experience seeming to delight travelers. The first impression left by the place is perplexity. At first glance, it is a small campsite in full development, as evidenced by the numerous pitches available ready to accommodate new accommodation. The site is calm, spacious, organized around a beautiful pond. We also note the presence of a small swimming pool. And then, little by little, we ask ourselves questions. The aisle lighting does not work. Some elements have even fallen off, and are waiting to just be screwed back on. The "games room" has a pool table and an old table football, but there is a charge for both activities. Besides, almost everything is paid for, except the swimming pool. In the rather shabby mobile home, the gas water heater system does not work well. Several light bulbs no longer work either and have not been replaced, just like in the playroom. The cleaning has not been done well and it is necessary to rewash the dishes and remove the dust from some of the furniture. our arrival. And so the initial impression of development gives way to a feeling of abandonment. The activity seems to have refocused on guest rooms to the detriment of the lodging section. Commercial choice? Financial necessity? There is no judgment, just an observation. Many activities are located less than 45 minutes from this fairly isolated place (castles, Beauval zoo, etc.), its location nevertheless remains interesting for a stopover.