Arrived after a 5 hour drive to a warm welcome. A small typically rustic French site with smallish pitches the majority of which were under partial shade of the many trees at different times during the day. We had one with both water connection and drainage. Good toilet and shower facilities (unisex) which were very clean. A number of static vans/ cabins and safari tents around the site. Quite surprised to find some all male groups using the site, many of whom were motorcyclists but they didn’t cause any problem. It it was a French bank holiday weekend and we arrived on a Saturday afternoon and the site was full. However Sunday came and by midday we were one of probably only a dozen or so units left on site, making it a very tranquil and peaceful stay. Other than covered swimming pool and play area there are no other facilities ( may be all you require) although there were some short walks leading directly from the site. No bar or shop although reception did sell ice creams and some savoury snacks. However a comfortable 10 minute walk into town there is a traditional ‘boulangerie’ selling croissants, bread and delicious cakes and some other shops. Small market on a Monday mornings. Our trips out took us to Kayserberg a nice traditional village well worth a visit in the Vosges Mountains and the lakeside village of Gerardmer with nice walk around the lake or boat hire if you preferred. It also doubles up as a ski resort in the winter months. An update on the directions. From St Die de Vosges. Now cross over 4 roundabouts before bearing right towards Gerardmer and Corcieux as the road has been altered following the opening of a new Aldi and Super-U in Anould