Camping l'Etang
close panel
Log in to write a review
Only stopped here for a couple of nights in 8m twin axel caravan. Very generous serviced pitch and whilst the site is large, pitches are private feeling with established planting in-between. Toilets and showers were maybe a little dated but perfectly fine. We used the restaurant once which was not amazing but OK after a long drive and you can't be bothered to fire the Cadac up!
Kids loved the pool and some activities were laid on for them. Nice than you can walk into Brissac and Chateaux was worth a visit (and their Rose was pretty good!).
I think suited to families, couples and the single traveller as caters well for all so would definitely use again. A bit on the edge of the Loire (but I do have access to google maps so I knew where it was!). Would recommend.
We will be returning.
Beautiful, lovely - cannot wait to return and visit some of the local vineyards for tasting & purchasing. Facilities great and clean - even has dishwashers. A peaceful site and the local town is sweet (try the fromagerie and cremerie) and Chateau Brissac worth visitng.
Gillywillywells
Reviewed on 07/08/2023 20:21
A One Night Stop Over
We have stayed here previously a few years ago but this time is was for just 1 night on our way up France.
A lovely welcome at Reception on arrival and a choice of pitches.
We opted for one close to reception and enjoyed the benefit of good quality wifi. I can't comment on what the wifi is like elsewhere on site.
A well stocked shop with bread available for pre order.
The site now has more cabins than when we came before but there were plenty of touring pitches available. We used the old small shower block as it was closest to our pitch but it has to be said, the showers are poor and seemed to only have 2 settings, too hot or cold. We managed. The newer (main) shower blocks looked very nice but we didn't use them.
We would visit again if we were in the area.
Midge57
Reviewed on 31/07/2023 16:26
Booked 4 nights, stayed 3.
Not able to comment on family as we were just 2 adults.
Access tight over narrow bridge, advertised as walk to village by the river NOT suitable for disabled people, therefore no suitable route to other amenities .
Left early as roads are dusty and staff constantly speeding by in golf buggies creating clouds of dust which covered outdoor meals!
The Bromleys
Reviewed on 19/06/2023 10:56
Flipping lovely
What a lovely, peaceful site. Hard to decide what we liked best:
- wildlife is positively encouraged resulting in a wide range of birdsong. Added to that was the sound of croaking frogs from the fishing pond (don't pitch up too near the pond if you're a light sleeper)
- large, tidy pitches
- friendly, helpful staff
- a 10 minute cycle or 20 minutes walk into the lovely town of Brissac with its chataeu, pleasant parkland and good places to eat.
- the energetic maintenance/cleaning team who kept the site and facilities spotless.
Brian Worrall
Reviewed on 12/06/2023 18:15
Lovely peaceful site
Lovely site. Clean, peaceful, with attentive staff. Most of the pitches were generous.
We were there in low season: but the showers etc are not numerous, so may be stretched in peak periods.
A little gem!
FTL
Reviewed on 21/07/2022 15:52
Spacious pitches and peaceful site
Very green and spacious pitches for a restful stay with delightful staff. Convenient to walk along the small river into Brissac where there is a market on Thursdays and is a lovely little town with cafes and restaurants. Excellent warm pool. Note dogs are not allowed in most Loire chateau as we found with our dog! Angers is a very interesting city to visit with free secure van parking right on the edge of the city. Had to give family review to complete this review but we didn't have any with us!
Excellent and incredible value
Stayed here for 4 nights in May. Very helpful staff who couldn’t do enough for you. Excellent day in town Brissac just a 20 minute walk away on market day Thursday. Angers for a day trip, lovely city well worth visiting and a locked car park just for motorvans and coaches on the edge of town. Huge pitches fully serviced with excellent shade and loads of choice ( yes this is mid May). Almost deserted heated swimming pools. Very attractive grounds with a free fishing lake if that’s your thing. Can’t believe this place and all for £17 a night. They also support local disabled people with work which is nice to see. Restaurant and bar not open when we attended not sure why.
Returning again
We stayed here last June and really enjoyed it so we decided to book again in the hope that it was still as good 14 months on. The staff were very efficient and made us feel very welcome. The pitches are spacious and we had one well away from the lake which helped reduce the number of mozzies. We were looking to relax for the week and hoped to do a vineyard tour when the grapes were ripe. We booked onto a tour which also included wine tasting - and it was very informative (do not do it if you have mobility issues as it is across quite a few vineyards).
We also recommend a visit to Anger and its Chateau. This is a great day out and the Chateau is not expensive.
we hoped that the site would be as good as it was previously and we were not disappointed. We enjoyed our visit and found the staff to be very friendly and we also felt that the company ethos was commendable.
Sam and Daff
Reviewed on 23/09/2019 20:35
august 2019
We stopped of for 4 nights on the way up to Caen but wished we'd been able to stay longer.
Good points:
The site was very attractive with a fishing lake and stream running through it had a really relaxed feel to it, being really well laid out in little areas so that it didn't feel too expansive.
There was a scenic walk along the stream into the nearby town of Brissac and the other way away from the town (although we didn't explore this).
Staff were helpful and friendly. The restaurant was well run with excellent food and friendly staff. Pools were clean and attractive to sit by- not too busy either. Pitches were very private with hedging and the washrooms were very clean.
Close to nearby towns.
Bad points:
Not much! But the closest village did not have much in it (bar/restaurants etc.) so book if you are aiming to eat out!
aljobson
Reviewed on 25/08/2019 22:14