Old Shepherd Campsite - 2 stars Discovering an authentic campsite in Lourdes

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3.7 sur 5 380 reviews

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  1 sur 5 Reviews posted by Philippe Contal on 25/06/2025

  Don't come here. You pay as much as a 3-star hotel, and there are no services, just a pitch. The restrooms are very old, very humid and very hot inside (lack of ventilation), cobwebs. Toilets, sinks (not covered), and showers are all in the same place. When the light goes out, you have to get out of the shower to turn it back on!!!!!! And the switch is opposite the access door (people can see us from outside!!!!) 2 showers are available for the entire campsite. The light in the disabled restroom doesn't work. The only positive point is that the person who takes care of maintaining the restrooms does a very good job. If you want information, the reception is closed; you have to call them. It doesn't even deserve 2 stars. It's not quiet, there's a road in front of you and a train station next door. Not even a bar to quench your thirst. Be careful with one of the children's trampolines; the safety net is torn (a big hole). You have to pay in advance. I later saw that there was another campsite across the road, "Le Domec," a 2-star campsite that's practically half the price. Compared to the 3-star Camping de la Forêt where I stayed, it's a no-brainer. Swimming pool, restaurant, bar, grocery store, and a large, new toilet block where everything is separate. Much more shaded and much quieter. I paid €27.50 per day, the same as at Le Vieux Berger. Avoid Le Vieux Berger. On their website, there are several services offered; who are they kidding? I almost forgot, the manager lets her two dogs roam the campsite (even though dogs must be kept on a leash). I saw them urinating near a campervan (the campervan driver wasn't happy!!!!). Also, at one point, I was entering the campsite with my two small dogs on leashes, and at reception, her two dogs (one of which was a Malinois) charged at mine. I thought they were going to attack them. I yelled, and "Madame" came out from behind the hedge; she almost laughed. I was scared for my dogs. This isn't normal. When you're a campsite manager, you have to give...

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  4 sur 5 Reviews posted by Het Luitjes on 07/06/2025

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  1 sur 5 Reviews posted by Günter Burawa on 27/05/2025