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Camping - Le Bois Fleuri

3.3
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3 ratings
  • Operating hours: 02.04 - 29.10 - currently closed
  • Address:  Route de Brou, 28120 Illiers Combray, France - Show on map
  • Region:  Eure-et-Loir

Ratings

3.3
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3 ratings
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Ratings in detail

  • Tranquillity
    4.7
  • Food / Shops
    3.0
  • Overall cleanliness
    4.5
  • Cleanliness of sanitary facilities
    4.0
  • Friendliness
    5.0
  • Infrastructure
    2.7
  • Leisure activities
    2.5
  • Location
    3.3
  • Value for money
    4.0
  • Sanitary facilities
    3.0

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4.0
Christian H.
Stay: Sep 2018
"Not far from the highway - Camping le Bois Fleuri is located not far from Chartres, not far from the highway, which you can hear unexpectedly. There is a forest in between. Perhaps we were spoiled for peace and quiet. We received a friendly welcome and were able to choose a pitch. The size of the pitches ranged from 100m2 to approx. 170m2. Unfortunately, the large pitches, which also have shade, have no electricity. The ones in the middle have electricity and a fresh water connection, but are unfortunately only 100m2 to 120m2 in size and have no shade. The sanitary facilities are good, not separated by gender, toilets with glasses, paper outside. The automatic lighting system switches off quite quickly and so it can happen that you are sitting in the dark for a long time. The campsite has a huge play area, a Kettcar track, sauna/SPA building and is right next to the public swimming pool. WIFI is free at reception, we didn't try it out. We did try the pizzas, which were SUPER GOOD and HUGE. You can also buy very good camping honey. At my incredulous look, the owner of the campsite showed me his bee colony. It is at home on the sauna building and produced 20 kg of honey last year. So honey really from the place. The honey sweets are also great. For those interested in culture, Chartres is very interesting and the famous writer Marcel Proust grew up in the small village where the campsite is located. There is a museum dedicated to him.
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4.0
René M.
Stay: Jun 2017
"Well suited as a stage - Well suited for one night on the way west. Very friendly reception, English-speaking. Sanitary facilities reasonably acceptable. Sufficiently large pitch. Everything very green all around. On arrival, the navigation system guided us through the village, which was a bit narrow. Small bar already open in low season. Camping check tariff.
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2.0
Philipp P.
Stay: Jul 2011
" - This campsite was probably recently taken over or leased out. You can see in every nook and cranny that the campsite has been somewhat neglected in recent years in terms of maintenance. During our visit, however, we got the impression that the new tenant family is apparently busy drawing up plans for the restoration. The reception is in good condition and even houses a tiny bar in the form of a serving hatch and a few chairs and tables on a small terrace. This is probably enough for a cozy beer while passing through. There is no possibility to order bread rolls or anything similar, and the way to the nearest full-service grocery store is quite long and can only be managed by car. A small flat-roofed pavilion has apparently only recently been built, in which a steam sauna and a small whirlpool have been installed for use. These buildings were completed just as we were visiting. In addition to the pitches, which are separated by hedges and are not too large, but sufficiently spacious, there is a "zone boisée", a "wooded" area whose function is not entirely clear, but which provides nice shade. There are also some mobile homes on the site, but they were not occupied during my stay. Behind the campsite is the outdoor swimming pool with two pools and a diving facility, which is run by the municipal mayor's office. The entrance fee in the 2011 season was just under 5 euros for an adult, which is steep considering the not overly comprehensive service - but the welcome cooling off is well worth it. The staff at the site were friendly, but not over-engaged. Despite a recognizable lack of work, they insisted on the lunch break from 1 to 3 pm (a pitch could be chosen and occupied in advance). There are two sanitary facilities on the site, one of which is in operation - both are from the seventies and have the brittle charm that is still familiar to French campers from the last few decades (ochre yellow painted doors and partitions, slightly tarnished mirrors and the wash cubicles still have no doors). That's the flair of back-to-the-roots - anyone who knows France and its municipalities will get on very well with it. The cleanliness was acceptable, but not outstanding. On closer inspection, the second sanitary building turned out to be a building site, with some of the fixtures having been completely demolished; this suggests that it may be undergoing a complete renovation. The extent to which the site will be a success even after renovation remains to be seen - on the one hand, there is only a trampoline for children away from the swimming pool, and the surrounding area offers nothing else of interest (even for adults), on the other hand, the site is only suitable to a limited extent for transit from the east (Germany - Austria - Switzerland etc.) in the direction of Brittany / Normandy, as it is over twenty kilometers away from the freeway. Although this is within the realm of the drivable if the transit site offers something unusual, in this case it is more of a further obstacle to actually heading for the site. For me, it was a random destination after the night drive - I wanted to leave Paris behind me in the direction of Brittany, so camping.info offered this site. As a stopover, it certainly fulfilled its purpose, but beyond that it is nothing special - in both a negative and positive sense.
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Activities recommended by guests

RelaxingRelaxing (2 Guests)
CultureCulture (1 Guest)
HikingHiking (1 Guest)

Rated by guests as "Suitable for"

5.0
Guests with tents
5.0
Guests with dogs
4.3
Couples
4.3
Senior citizens
3.5
Families with children under 6
2.5
Families with children under 12
2.5
Youth groups
1.5
Families with children under 18

Description

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This traditional, family-friendly campsite with its peaceful riverside setting offers spacious pitches, a fitness suite and heated pool and gentle cycle rides in the surrounding Combray countryside. The more literary among you can visit the nearby Marcel Proust museum while …a little further afield all will be awed by the towering spires of Chartres cathedral.
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  • Total number of pitches: 89
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Reference price

Peak season €21.50*
*Two adults, caravan, car, electricity and local taxes per night

Operating hours

02. April - 29. October

Location

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3.3

Directions

From Paris, on the A11 motorway, take the Thivars (Illiers-Combray) exit, 15 km. On Route de Brou. From Chartres: follow signs for Illiers-Combray, 15 km.
  • In the mountains: No
  • Next city: 25 km
  • Next town/village: 2 km
  • Train or bus station: On site

Address

Route de Brou 
28120  Illiers Combray
France
GPS Coordinates
Lat 48.2849, Long 1.2253
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Camping - Le Bois Fleuri

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websitewww.camping-chartres.com

Frequently asked questions

Are dogs allowed at the campsite Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
Dogs are allowed in high season and low season. Guests rate Camping - Le Bois Fleuri as "suitable for guests with dogs" with 5 out of 5. Read reviews in detail now
When is Camping - Le Bois Fleuri open?
Camping - Le Bois Fleuri is open from April 2 until October 29. Show campsite details
Is Camping - Le Bois Fleuri family friendly?
For leisure activities, the campsite Camping - Le Bois Fleuri offers many possibilities, such as Playground, Outdoor pool, Kids entertainment programme and much more.

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How do guests and other campers rate Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
Campers rate Camping - Le Bois Fleuri 3.3 out of 5.

Guests rate the following properties particularly well: Friendliness, Tranquillity, Overall cleanliness

According to its guests Camping - Le Bois Fleuri is particularly suitable for: Guests with tents and Guests with dogs

According to its guests Camping - Le Bois Fleuri is ideal for: Relaxing and Culture

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Are there shopping facilities near Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
Sorry, the campsite Camping - Le Bois Fleuri has not yet provided any details about shopping facilities, but you can request the info directly from the campsite.

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How far is the nearest town or city from Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
The nearest town is 2 km away, the nearest city is 25 km away. There is a bus or train stop directly on site. Learn more about the location
What food options does Camping - Le Bois Fleuri offer?
There is a snack bar directly at the site.

Overall, guests rate the food and beverage at the site 3 out of 5.

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Is there wifi or internet at the campsite Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
The campsite Camping - Le Bois Fleuri unfortunately does not offer wifi.
Is Camping - Le Bois Fleuri barrier-free?
The sanitary facilities are barrier-free. View all campsite features
How many pitches does Camping - Le Bois Fleuri have?
Unfortunately, the campsite Camping - Le Bois Fleuri has not yet provided any information about tourist pitches.

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How big is Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
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How much does it cost to stay at Camping - Le Bois Fleuri?
An overnight stay at Camping - Le Bois Fleuri costs from €21.50, but prices vary depending on the chosen period, guests, etc.

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