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Camping Alsace les Castors

3.5
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11 ratings

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3.5
Good
11 ratings
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Ratings in detail

  • Tranquillity
    3.9
  • Food / Shops
    3.5
  • Overall cleanliness
    3.8
  • Cleanliness of sanitary facilities
    3.5
  • Condition of rental accommodation
    4.0
  • Friendliness
    3.9
  • Infrastructure
    3.3
  • Leisure activities
    2.9
  • Location
    3.5
  • Value for money
    4.3
  • Sanitary facilities
    3.2

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5.0
Herbert K.
Stay: Jun 2021
"Tolerant and friendly cooperation - Friendly staff at reception, in the restaurant and even the cleaning staff. You can also get by with German or English. Overall clean site and clean sanitary facilities. Spacious, mostly natural pitches. Picnic areas for campers scattered around the site, there is a swimming lake and a fishing lake. The site borders the River Doller on one side. Dogs can also swim here. Bouncy castle, large inflatable slide into the bathing lake and playground for children. (The slide is also fun for older children). Inexpensive restaurant and bread service on site. Nearby historic steam train and the Doller cycle path, although this is rather boring. Shopping facilities Hyper U 1.5 km away. Good starting point for hikes, e.g. around the Lac de Michelbach, as well as visits to the museums in Mulhouse and Guebwiller
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4.0
Nicolas D.
Stay: Jul 2019
"Simple, clean, quiet, - Found by chance, very large pitches, artificial lake ideal for cooling off, incl. sandy beach and bouncy castle slide, fish pond can be fished, large playground, natural stream with large stones, electricity supply very well solved with a cable reel easily accessible EU plug, Bread service with pre-order worked and was good quality, CP is well located for day trips in the region, close to the highway but still very quiet, now and then an airplane approaching Basel but not worth mentioning, sanitary facilities clean with hot water, the only negative is the water showers that have to be constantly pressed. Staff family business who have recently bought the place and are constantly improving. They make a lot of effort and were very friendly. Ideal for families with small children.
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4.0
Robert H.
Stay: Jul 2018
"For those passing through and more - warm, original, simple, clean - This has been our first address for years as a transit campsite on the way to the Costa Brava. Found by chance in the first year (late in the evening, after calling ahead), and then used again and again. In 2018 also for a longer stay. Value for money: Very reasonable. Family-run, so no 24/7 service but always warm and friendly. Bingo rather than disco in the evening, including a folklore evening ("Alsatian evening"), which was even advertised in the neighboring village. Fantastic: The bread/roll/croissant service. The kitchen: Everything is done "family-style". If you don't feel like cooking, just go there (during opening hours). Always free places with a free choice. No luxury, but original and well-kept. Atypical for France: toilets WITH toilet paper. Has something "dignified" about it... ;-) Sanitary facilities absolutely OK, closed wash house, even heated when it's cooler. In the immediate vicinity of the large wash house you can easily hear the humming of the water treatment 24/7, so we stay away from it. Showers with fixed temperature. It's ok. We have noticed a positive development in the last three years: The site is being looked after more and is developing, there are vacation cottages, there is a huge water slide at the "natural pond" (also with algae, depending on the weather): great for the kids who are tired in the evening! The playground is great. Just the thing to let off steam after a long drive. The small river "Doller" directly behind the campsite is also great: in July, the water is only knee-deep, there is a pebble riverbed and you can play at being a beaver ("Castor") and dam up the water at the edge (only a few centimetres, but with a fun factor!). A few pieces of sports equipment are scattered around the campsite. You can go jogging on the campsite and directly around it. (Natural paths, not asphalted) The nearest villages are very picturesque. As so often: the weekly market (in Masevaux) is a must, as is a ride on the historic steam train (www.train-doller.org). If you don't expect luxury, but rather traditional camping, you'll find everything here! And as always . "As you come, so you will be received". If someone is not immediately available at reception, don't worry! People are just busy. Just wait a little and you'll be helped. And after a few words of French (for those who know it...), it's all the easier to switch to German. As I said: family-run, small campsite. Really quiet at night, you (almost) don't hear the road at all. In 2018 we were not just passing through for the first time, but stayed at the campsite for about a week because we had broken off our Costa Brava vacation due to the noise at night. (see Camping Las Palmeras/Sant Pere Pesqador review) We love this place, and if my wife didn't absolutely want beach and sun, we would be here more often.
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2.0
Nicole J.
Stay: May 2018
"Homepage promises more than reality offers - Great homepage, if we hadn't made a reservation and arranged to meet friends there, we would have gone straight on. The rented wooden hut was still nice, even if the location directly at the high ropes park was too busy with many guests during the day. Camping toilet was very dirty and disgusting, luckily we were able to book the toilet in the rented hut. Some of the pitches with old caravans on them were totally run down, the new residential pitches
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3.0
Detlef P.
Stay: Aug 2017
"Slightly different - This place has no charm; on one side permanent campers; on the lake tourist places; everything seems thrown together; large pitches; WLAN good; despite the road quite quiet; quirky staff, not unfriendly; access road in poor condition; good place even in August; everything quite ok
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4.0
Jürg + Rita B.
Stay: Jul 2017
"Idyllic place in the countryside - Beautiful backdrop Very flexible pitch layout Good infrastructural conditions, could be improved during implementation
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Activities recommended by guests

HikingHiking (5 Guests)
RelaxingRelaxing (5 Guests)
FishingFishing (3 Guests)
Cycling
Cycling
(2 Guests)
Sightseeing
Sightseeing
(2 Guests)
Swimming
Swimming
(2 Guests)
Climbing
Climbing
(1 Guest)
Culture
Culture
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Rated by guests as "Suitable for"

4.2
Guests with tents
4.2
Guests with dogs
3.3
Families with children under 6
3.3
Senior citizens
3.2
Couples
3.2
Families with children under 12
2.5
Families with children under 18
2.5
Youth groups

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At the feet of Vosges region, 20 minutes from Mulhouse, the campsite Les Castors welcomes you in a green and quiet site of 5 ha borded of river, ponds and forests.
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  • Size of the site: 5 ha (Ground conditions: Grass)
  • Total number of pitches: 135
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Reference price

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Operating hours

15. March - 03. November
29. November - 05. January

Location

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3.5
  • Lake: On site
  • River: On site
  • In the mountains: No

Address

Route de Guewenheim 4
68520  Burnhaupt le Haut
France
GPS Coordinates
Lat 47.74805, Long 7.12333
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websitewww.camping-les-castors.fr

Frequently asked questions

How far from the lake is Camping Alsace les Castors?
Camping Alsace les Castors is located directly at the lake. Learn more about the location
Are dogs allowed at the campsite Camping Alsace les Castors?
Dogs are allowed in high season, but not in low season. Guests rate Camping Alsace les Castors as "suitable for guests with dogs" with 4.2 out of 5. Read reviews in detail now
When is Camping Alsace les Castors open?
Camping Alsace les Castors is open from March 15 until November 3 and from November 29 until January 5. Check availabilities now
Is Camping Alsace les Castors family friendly?
For leisure activities, the campsite Camping Alsace les Castors offers many possibilities, such as Horse riding and much more.

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How do guests and other campers rate Camping Alsace les Castors?
Campers rate Camping Alsace les Castors 3.5 out of 5.

Guests rate the following properties particularly well: Value for money, Condition of rental accommodation

According to its guests Camping Alsace les Castors is particularly suitable for: Guests with tents and Guests with dogs

According to its guests Camping Alsace les Castors is ideal for: Hiking and Relaxing

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Are there shopping facilities near Camping Alsace les Castors?
There is a grocery store 2 km away. Learn more about the location
How far is the nearest town or city from Camping Alsace les Castors?
Unfortunately, the campsite Camping Alsace les Castors has not yet provided any distance information, but you can also request the info directly from the campsite. Send request now

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What food options does Camping Alsace les Castors offer?
Food is well taken care of, because there is a restaurant directly at the site. Furthermore, there is also a snack bar directly at the site.

For self-catering there is a grocery store at a distance of 2 km.

Overall, guests rate the food and beverage at the site 3.5 out of 5.

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Is there wifi or internet at the campsite Camping Alsace les Castors?
The campsite Camping Alsace les Castors offers wifi.
Is Camping Alsace les Castors barrier-free?
The sanitary facilities are barrier-free. View all campsite features
How many pitches does Camping Alsace les Castors have?
Unfortunately, the campsite Camping Alsace les Castors has not yet provided any information about tourist pitches. Send request now

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How big is Camping Alsace les Castors?
Camping Alsace les Castors has a size of 5 hectares. Ground condition is: Grass

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How much does it cost to stay at Camping Alsace les Castors?
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Does Camping Alsace les Castors accept the CampingCard ACSI?
Camping Alsace les Castors accepts CampingCard ACSI in the following periods:

  • 03/15/2024 to 06/30/2024
  • 09/01/2024 to 10/15/2024
In these periods you pay only 19 € per night. Check availabilities now

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