Frequently Asked Questions

The campsite reception is open every day from 8 am to 1 pm and from 4 pm to 7 pm.

The bar is open: 

– every day from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

– from 4 pm to 10 pm from Sunday to Thursday

– from 4 pm to 12 am Friday and Saturday

It is better to book your pitch in advance, especially during the high season (July-August). However, it is possible to come without a reservation. In this case, we will enter your booking directly upon your arrival (administration fees apply).

For accommodation the booking is compulsory.

Sheets are provided with the accommodation (mobile homes, chalets), but not towels.  Towels can be rented separately. Please check the current pricing. 

However, if you are staying on a pitch, you will have to bring your own equipment. No sheet or towel rentals possible.

It is possible to eat on site on weekends, from Friday to Sunday evening. We serve pizzas and tartes flambées.

On the other days, we will suggest you where to eat in the village and the surrounding area. For more information on the restaurants around the campsite click here..

Every day we serve breakfast. To be ordered the day before.

Bread and pastries can be also ordered the day before.

Yes, we have a chalet with a wheelchair access and bathroom facilities adapted. Our bar and the campsite's sanitary facilities are also accessible to people with mobility issues.

To come from Strasbourg by public transport, you have to take a train from Strasbourg Strasbourg to Saverne. The journey takes about 25-30 minutes depending on the train.  At the Saverne train station take a bus Fluo from Saverne to Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel direction Obermodern.Get off on Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel Pressoir or Mairie station.. 

By bike : take EUROVELO 5 cycling route from Saverne or Strasbourg to Steinbourg then a cycling path to the campsite. The way crosses the Alsace plain following the Marne-Rhine canal and the course of the Zorn. It connects Saverne, a beautiful city at the foot of the Vosges, to Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace. Our campsite marks a stage Crossing the Vosges Massif (TMV) between Wimmenau, La Petite Pierre and Saverne (for hikers and bikers).

The campsite is easily accessible by car by A4 exit 44 Saverne..

Yes, apart from dog breeds classified as dangerous, pets are welcome (please check the current rate). As there are many of us at the campsite, everyone must make sure to respect the rules concerning leashing and site hygiene. Droppings bags are available at the entrance to the campsite. 

No. We have a spring water swimming pond. Please refer to the questions below.

It is a pool fed by a natural spring water, without chemicals such as chlorine. 

Yes. The water is regularly checked by the health authorities to ensure its quality and safety. 

The water comes from a natural underground spring and it's fresh. The temperature varies between 16 and 18 degrees depending on the weather and sun exposure. 

No, swimming is only open to campers.

No, swimming is open only from July 1st to August 31st..

Swimming is not supervised. Children are under entire responsibility of their parents. As the water is fresh, everyone must judge in their own if their children can swim in it.

No, it is strictly forbidden to eat and smoke inside the enclosure of the lake.

To preserve the quality of the water, pets are not allowed in the swimming area.

No. Our sanitary and electrical installations are closed for wintering from October 1st to April 15th. During this period you can rent one of our four chalets to enjoy the countryside in autumn/winter and visit the typical Alsace Christmas markets.

Every year we orgqnise a dancing ball. Usually in July.

We also welcome the Folk Group of the Pays de Hanau from Bouxwiller for a small demonstration of traditional Alsatian dances.

Otherwise, there are no regular activities planned. Everything is spontaneous and happens according to the weather and the number of people interested. Petanque, Sjoelbak, ping-pong competition etc can be organized.

No children's club. Enjoy your family time together.

Yes, provided that the silent hours are respected.All gatherings and parties with friends are allowed until 10:00 p.m. Beyond this time, everyone at the campsite must respect silence. On Fridays and Saturdays you can stay together until midnight at the bar. 

No. We do not allow unaccompanied minors to stay alone at the campsite, even with written parental permission.

We have specific barbecue pitches that you can use. The grills are available under deposit. You must bring your coal.

Barbecues are not allowed on the pitches.

Fires are not allowed at the campsite.

Straddling two cantons: Saverne and Hanau La Petite Pierre, the place is rich in history, nature and culture. There are many different activities to do, according to your preferences, whether outdoors, discovering the local heritage, or enjoying the gastronomy of the region. Here are some ideas:

• The campsite is located in the immediate neighbourhood of the forest in Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park :a peaceful place with dense forests, hills and magnificent panoramas. You will find many trails of different difficulty levels with beautiful panoramas on your way.
• Our campsite is on the of a stage Crossing the Vosges Massif itinerary, between Wimmenau, La petite Pierre and Saverne. (for hikers and bikers).
• For climbing lovers, we are just a few steps from the former quarries known as the Gauxberg. The site is approved by the French Federation of Mountain and Climbing (FFME). For experienced climbers.
• The Witches' Trail and Alsatian Mont Saint-Michel or The Totem Circuit for adults and children.
• Cycling along the Voie Verte from the campsite to Saverne or Strasbourg. The way crosses the Alsace plain following the Marne-Rhine canal and the course of the Zorn. It connects Saverne, a beautiful city at the foot of the Vosges, to Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace.
• The fortification site in Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel is an ancient defensive system around the village church.
• Visit La Petite-Pierre The fortified site with its medieval castle. Stroll through the narrow streets and gardens of this charming little village and enjoy the view on the surrounding mountains.
• Visit the ruins of the Château du Haut-Barr Located not far from Saverne, the Château du Haut-Barr is named "the eyes of Alsace" because of the panoramic view it offers. It is an interesting site to explore, with medieval remains and a nice viewpoint.
• For more ideas, go to the page Sightseeing

• The campsite's sanitary facilities are equipped with water-saving devices (taps or timed pressure showers).
• We provide selective sorting bins (plastic, glass, paper, etc.) 
• Our campsite is very wooded, offering shade during the hottest periods. With respect for nature and to preserve biodiversity, we practice differentiated mowing (no clear-cutting with care to leave the flowers and corners unmowed as far as possible, mulching).
• We try to limit light pollution as much as possible. The campsite is not very lit at night, so as not to disturb the insects. Don't forget to take your torches and enjoy a beautiful starry sky.
• If you want to come to us using a more sustainable mode of transport, we will show you all the possibilities in the answer to the question What are the means of transport to get to the campsite?

We have put in place several elements to limit the waste of water and energy. But to make it all work, we need you.

We have never had a big problem with mosquitoes. Probably thanks to bats. But if you are allergic to the bites of mosquitoes, bees, wasps, spiders or other insects, take your usual medication with you. Remember, we are in the middle of nature, near to the forest. It’s home to little critters that fly, climb or hop ...

Yes, but rather rare. You may encounter the ring-necked snake, the smooth snake or the orvets (which are lizards in reality). They are not venomous and do not seek your company at all.