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a friend and I rather spontaniously decided to go this year. It's the first time for the both of us. We're going by car from Freiburg (Germany). Unfortunantely, we haven't made reservations at a camping location yet. I checked the camping locations here -> http://www.festivaldjangoreinhardt.com/ ... article876 and I e-mailed some, there seem to be some spots available.
Can you guys recommend one? Preferably, it would be within walking distance from the festival grounds...
Another question: does the person who runs "Camping de Samoreau" speak English? My French is a little rusty and I am not sure that I could make a reservation on the phone, although I understand it's probably completely booked.
Thanks for the feedback
Best,
Lennart