Les Quatre Saisons

Lovely site with huge pitches. Very pleasant owners and excellent evening meals prepared by Bernie. Just be aware that if you choose a pitch at the top of the site to take advantage of the view as we did you have along haul up the site with a full aqua roll !!!! However that was our error and we recommend this site to anyone looking for a peaceful site in a lovely location

We recently spent a week camping here and it was lovely. Our daughter loved the geese and chickens, we liked the. A little less as they can be quite vocal at night. 

Campsite facilities were as described and always well tended. The area was picturesque and there was plenty to do round about. 

The only downside, if I have to find one, was that the flat pitch wasn't quite big enough for our massive tent. As a result we slept on a bit of a slope. 

All in all it is a great campsite. 

Just returned from an extremely relaxing and rejuvenating weeks camping at les quatre saison. We arrived at the site around 8pm and enquired about restaurants, 15 minutes later whilst setting up our tent we were brought a carafe of red wine and home made pizza. It doesn't get better than that. Andrew and Bernie were great hosts and left us to enjoy the beautiful location. The site was spacious with plenty of tracks for 2 young boys to explore and find new friends, some of which were geese and chickens, the barn with the table tennis was a big hit. If you are looking to spend time in beautiful unspoilt France, in a truly peaceful spot this place is worth considering  the immediate area is popular with cyclists if potentially a little hilly.....Otherwise 20mins away is a beautiful lake with beaches and water sports for hire, cycling, walking, go ape and more.

We spent an idyllic 15 nights here in August 2013 and I still catch myself some four months on daydreaming about it our time here and counting the days until we can go back. We arrived two busy, stressed-out and frazzled adults with a young son in tow and left without a care in the world. Be warned - the Limousin infects your very soul - by night we were lulled to sleep under a clear, starry sky by the hooting of the owls and by day we read, drank, ate and watched the grass grow beneath our feet in a campsite which was private, spacious, well-kept and very relaxed. Andrew and Bernie are unflappable hosts who offer amazing meals most evenings (Bernie is a chef - and a sculptor too) plus fresh croissants and baguettes every morning. They were there if you needed them but never in your face if you didn't. 

You make your own fun here - there is a barn offering table tennis and such like for the kids and a sandpit - but our son spent most of his time making friends, playing with the campsite cat and generally exploring in a wonderfully safe, car-free environment. Limousin is the second most rural area in France so don't expect it to be busy - the roads are traffic free, the pace is a delicious shock compared to the fast and furious frenzy we are used to in the UK, the air is clear and life is simple. Nearby you can swim at Lake Vassieviere, which has a range of beaches to suit all tastes, manned by lifeguards during the summer months, or head to the weekly market in nearby Bourganeouf. 

We came with our own beloved trailer tent (although there is one on site, already lovingly set up by Bernie and Andrew for customers to rent) and after the slog of packing up we spent our final night in the B&B owned by the couple. It made for a really relaxing end to the holiday and can be thoroughly recommended - clean white sheets, a beautifully decorated room and the biggest bonus after 14 nights in the tent - en suite facilities! There is nothing not to like about Les Quatre Saisons - it really is a camping as camping should be. Thank you Andrew and Bernie for sharing your little slice of heaven with us.