Le Couspeau sur Le Poet-Celard

Beautiful campsite. We stayed for 1 week in a Veyou Premium Chalet during the May holidays; a beautiful cottage with a breathtaking view.

Fantastic campsite! We stayed in a Siara cottage, which was clean, functional, and had a magnificent view. The welcome was very warm, and the staff were attentive. There were interesting activities for the whole family, and we were able to book the padel court twice. There's a small grocery store where you can pick up essentials, and the owner is very friendly. The water park and lagoon were lovely, even though the water temperature was a bit chilly. There are some beautiful hikes around the campsite that allow you to explore the surrounding villages. Unfortunately, our stay was too short to see everything, but we'll definitely be back.

A fantastic campsite, especially without the Dutch! Long live April!

Campsite with a magnificent view. Very welcoming, well-equipped bungalow. Entertainment, outdoor facilities – everything you could want.

A unique and magnificent place!!! I recommend it 100%

Exceptional campsite, top-notch welcome and services. Very affordable rates off-season. We highly recommend it and will definitely be back.

I came with my wife on April 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 2026. Very good campsite, very friendly staff, beautiful view, very clean mobile homes, the pizzas are very good. I recommend it.

Magnificent campsite with absolutely breathtaking views. The site is very well maintained, and the mobile homes are comfortable and modern. We had a pleasant stay, but here are a few important points to know before booking: • Sloping campsite: The entire site is hilly, which can make getting around quite challenging depending on your assigned pitch. • Accessibility: There are no facilities for people with reduced mobility or physical difficulties (no ramps, no handrails for access to the swimming pool, etc.). Due to medical reasons in our group, we had to use the car to get to the pool, which wasn't very convenient. • Entertainment: The entertainment was rather low-key and not particularly engaging. We hope this was due to the start of the season and that it will improve. • Kids' club: It is only accessible to children aged 5 and over. With two children aged 5 and 3, I wasn't allowed to accompany the youngest to participate with her, which ultimately led both of them to leave. • Internet connection: Wi-Fi access was practically nonexistent (neither on our pitch nor in the playground, and very weak in the restaurant). Hopefully, this is a temporary problem. In short, the campsite is superb, welcoming, and visually stunning. However, accessibility for people with reduced mobility, the quality of the entertainment, and the offerings for children under 5 fall short of what one would expect from this type of establishment.