The crunch of gravel underfoot and the particular stillness of a site where maps run out — Villeroche feels like somewhere you've stumbled upon rather than booked.
This is proper bring-what-you-need camping for tents and campervans, the kind of place that suits self-sufficient types who don't need much fuss. Worth a call ahead if you're bringing the dog, and campfires might be on the cards depending when you arrive and what the ground's like — best to ask rather than assume. There's a certain appeal in not knowing every detail before you turn up.
Facilities aren't shouted about here, so pack accordingly and expect the basics. The vibe is quiet, low-key, possibly gloriously off-grid depending on your tolerance for winging it. It's the sort of spot where you either feel immediately at home or realize you've forgotten your headtorch and half your pegs. If you like your pitches un-manicured and your evenings uneventful in the best possible way, Villeroche might just be your kind of place.