Alan Rogers Review
Small and simple, this family run campsite, beside the River Lot, is on the edge of a delightful medieval village. The region has many historic towns and villages with châteaux and ancient churches and is close to the Pilgrim route. The local produce, for example Roquefort cheese, is well worth sampling. The site is good for those seeking a tranquil spot with little in the way of on-site activities. There are 71 good sized, grassy pitches delineated by a variety of tall trees giving good shade on most pitches (6-10A electricity). Access to the site is not suitable for large outfits due to the many small twisting roads.
Location
Getting there...
Leave A75 at exit 42, signed Sévérac le Château. Take N88 west, then D28 to Espalion. Cross river on D987 to St Côme d’Olt (4 km). On entering village bear left, following signs to site. Do not drive through the village.
