Caravan was ideaal en personeel was super vriendelijk

Buiten de camping zelf is er weinig te beleven in Suzy

Endroit très agréable, belle parenthèse, calme et de beaux équipements. Belle découverte pour une première dans cette région. La piscine, les trampolines sont très appréciés par les enfants.

La cafetière à filtres encore pleine à notre arrivée ! la vmc un peu bruyante surtout la nuit et le manque de réseau même si perso je m'en suis passée, mais cela peut-être gênant pour l'utilisation des ordinateurs, le manque de wifi dans les cabanes est à revoir.

Calme, propre, conforme aux attentes Personnel agréable et arrangeant Restaurant très bien, repas copieux et bon Cadre reposant, déco immersive, bien pensé

Un petit bémol sur le manque d’assiettes ; deux assiettes pour 2 c’est un peu juste. Non respect (et non surveillance) des consignes données pour la pêche : pas de batterie, 8h-19h, pas de bourriche… bah très nombreuses batteries, des carpistes envahissant avec des sonneries la nuit

The Pioneer caravans, the huts and the fake-Wild-West building frontages are pitch perfect and really well put together. The restaurant was also decent, serving a tasty range of Western themed dishes.

What a strange little place. Whoever built it clearly did so with enthusiasm, joy and skill. But the staff don't seem to be on the same page. I don't think we saw a single smile throughout the two days we stayed here. None of them seemed to be having fun, or even care whether we were having fun. In fact they were downright hostile at one point: On arrival, we'd booked breakfast for two adults and two kids, but later cancelled one of the adult breakfasts because my wife is celiac and they didn't seem to be able to cope with that. Next morning, I and our 5-year-old went for breakfast first, and were then joined by my wife bringing in our 8-year-old. The lady on the front desk followed my wife in and stared at her like she was a criminal for a full two minutes while we chatted, clearly expecting her to steal some bread products or something despite being celiac (although given the fact that the entire room contained only three croissants, a baguette, a couple of yoghurt pots and an automatic coffee machine that made Cappuccino tasting of stale hot chocolate, I don't know what they were expecting her to steal). Places like this get their personality from the top down. I don't know who is currently managing the place, or where they hired their staff, but there is serious room for improvement. I don't expect it to be Club Med, but basic friendliness and respect shouldn't be an optional extra. At least put on some cowboy hats or something.