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- Frank B.October 2019TeigiamiBeautiful surroundings, new sanitary facilities.NeigiamiNoisy street.Nice place in an unfavorable locationThe Tarn valley is worth a trip and at this point it is relatively wide, which I found pleasant. The village of Boyne is somehow charming, but the infrastructure here is also going down the drain. There is a restaurant and a winegrower in the village - not even a bakery. But there are two campsites -... Camping le Pont is right on the edge of the village and is bordered on two sides by the main road. This makes it quite noisy during the day - the nights were quiet. Contrary to the description in the first review, the site is not on the Tarn itself, but on a narrow stream that flows into the Tarn. The surrounding area is worth seeing - especially Peyrelade Castle, which is perched on a rock above the site. The sanitary facilities are relatively new and clean. The young man at reception was very friendly and helpful. We can recommend the site for a short stay out of season.Automatiškai išversta.
- Michael K.August 2018Teigiaminew, clean sanitary facilities; bread serviceNeigiamiCan get noisy in high season.Good starting point for TarnNew, clean sanitary facilities are at the heart of the site. A babbling brook and the main road can be a nuisance. Bread service, a swimming pool and pitches on the grass are pleasant. Gastronomy in the village (5 minutes on foot). Pleasant, easily accessible, rather small site.Automatiškai išversta.
- Rolf P. M.October 2012Small, beautifully laid out campsite with access to the Tarn River and close to the sights of the Tarn and Jonte gorges and the Causses. A little below the road and therefore quite quiet. Very friendly service.Automatiškai išversta.