Camping Coeur D'Ardeche

Alan Rogers Review of Camping Coeur D'Ardeche

Tucked away in a beautiful setting, in the hills above Privas, this is a small, neat and tidy, family owned site. The 78 large, grassy, some slightly sloping pitches (62 for touring, electricity 10A) are set on low terraces, separated by an interesting variety of trees with excellent views over the wooded hills. The attractive reception, restaurant and shop are in one building close to all the facilities. There is a private lake with a beach making it a tranquil place for fishing or canoeing. The site is not ideal for very large units due to the steep and narrow local roads.

There is a wide range of family orientated activities, especially in July and August, but these do not extend late into the night. The site has set standards for its appearance and has a range of wooden chalets and tents with wooden rather than plastic furniture. Pitches are large and all contributes towards giving the site an appeal for those seeking a really natural setting. This is a less busy part of the Ardèche region and offers a peaceful stay in an area of natural beauty.

Facilities at Camping Coeur D'Ardeche

One modern, very clean toilet block with all the necessary facilities including accessible facilities. Bar and takeaway (from 1/5). Restaurant (1/6-15/9). Small shop (from 1/6). Swimming pool, paddling pool and sunbathing area (all season, heated 8/5-1/9). Play area. Boules. Good range of activities, some in low season, no discos. River fishing. Only gas or electric barbecues. WiFi (free). Wooden chalets and tents to rent.

• Accommodation to Rent
• American Motor Homes
• Bar on Site
• Bicycle Hire Nearby
• Boat Launch Nearby
• Book Online
• Canoeing/Kayaking on Site
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing on Site
• Lake/River Beach Onsite
• Lake/River Swim
• Outdoor Pool Heated
• Outdoor Pool on Site
• Restaurant
• Shop on Site
• Small Site
• Takeaway Food
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Directions to Camping Coeur D'Ardeche

At traffic lights in Privas take D2 north, signed Les Ollieres/Le Cheylard. Follow road over two river bridges climbing gradually through the hills before descending to the site entrance on the right after 14 km. Site access road appears steeper and narrower than it actually is.