Pitch Extras Unpacked: Electricity, Waste-Water & Visitor Fees on Our 2026 Tariff Sheet
Planning a camping holiday should feel simple, not confusing. If you are comparing pitch options and wondering what electricity, waste-water drainage, pet charges, extra tents or visitor fees mean on the 2026 tariff sheet, this guide will help you budget clearly before you arrive at Camping Le Moulin de Paulhiac.
For many guests, the base pitch price is only part of the picture. Small extras can make your stay more comfortable, especially if you travel with a caravan, campervan, children, pets, or visiting friends. Below, you will find a practical breakdown of the pitch supplements listed for 2026, how they fit into your stay, and what to think about before booking.
What are the pitch extras on the 2026 tariff sheet?
The 2026 tariff sheet for pitches includes optional or supplementary charges in addition to the pitch package. These extras are designed to match different camping styles, from a simple tent stay to a more equipped caravan or motorhome holiday.
The main pitch extras listed for 2026
The pitch tariff sheet includes the following extra items:
- Additional person (+10 years)
- Child under 10
- Child under 3
- Child under 1
- Electricity mini 6A
- Waste-water drainage
- Pets
- Additional tent or vehicle
- Visitor
- Booking fee
These sit alongside the main pitch packages:
- Forfait Privilège
- Forfait Nature
- Forfait Grand Confort
If you are still deciding which pitch type best suits your stay, it can also be useful to explore the campsite’s broader pitch options and practical information before finalising your plans.
A quick answer: which extras are optional and which are situational?
If you want the short version, here it is.
Usually optional
- Electricity mini 6A
- Waste-water drainage
- Additional tent or vehicle
Only charged if relevant to your booking
- Additional person (+10 years)
- Child under 10
- Pets
- Visitor
- Booking fee
Included free in some age categories
- Child under 3: free
- Child under 1: free
That makes the tariff sheet easier to read: some lines are comfort add-ons, while others apply only if your party setup requires them.
Electricity mini 6A: what it is and when to add it
Electricity mini 6A is listed as a supplement on the 2026 pitch tariff sheet at €6 per night across the periods shown.
2026 electricity mini 6A fee
| Extra | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Electricity mini 6A | €6 |
Electricity on a campsite is typically useful for guests who want to power essential equipment such as lighting, refrigeration, charging devices, or small cooking appliances. It can make a big difference to comfort, especially for caravan and campervan stays.
At Camping Le Moulin de Paulhiac, most pitches offer a 10 amp power supply, except for the Nature pitches. The tariff sheet specifically lists the supplement as Electricity mini 6A, so it is worth checking your planned pitch type and equipment needs before arrival.
When electricity is worth adding
Electricity is especially useful if you plan to:
- Run a fridge or cool box
- Charge phones, tablets, or batteries regularly
- Use electric lighting in your setup
- Operate small caravan equipment during your stay
Tip before you travel
Bring any connection equipment you normally use for campsite hook-up and check in advance whether your camping habits are simple or power-dependent. If you prefer a lighter, more back-to-basics stay, you may not need the same level of utility support as a fully equipped caravan setup.
Waste-water drainage: who benefits from this extra?
The 2026 tariff sheet lists waste-water drainage at €3 per night across the periods shown.
2026 waste-water drainage fee
| Extra | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Waste-water drainage | €3 |
Waste-water drainage is most relevant for guests staying with equipment that produces grey water, such as a caravan or campervan with sinks or washing facilities. This kind of option is less likely to matter for guests travelling with a simple tent setup.
Why this extra can be useful
Adding waste-water drainage can help:
- Simplify daily campsite living
- Support a cleaner and more organised pitch setup
- Make longer stays more convenient
- Improve comfort for caravan and motorhome guests
This is one of those modest extras that can have a practical impact, especially if you prefer a smooth routine rather than managing water disposal manually.
Pet fees: what guests travelling with animals should know
The 2026 tariff sheet lists pets at €5 per night across the periods shown.
2026 pet fee
| Extra | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Pets | €5 |
Guests staying on the pitches may bring one animal per site. The animal must be kept on a leash, and the owner must present its complete vaccination record at reception.
A simple checklist for pet owners
Before you leave for your holiday, make sure you have:
- Your pet’s vaccination record
- A lead or leash for use on site
- Your pitch budget adjusted for the €5 nightly pet fee
For many families, bringing a pet is an important part of the holiday. Budgeting for that extra in advance helps avoid surprises on arrival.
Visitor fees: useful to understand before friends drop by
The 2026 tariff sheet lists the visitor fee at €3.
2026 visitor fee
| Extra | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Visitor | €3 |
Visitor fees are common on campsites because they help manage site access, shared facilities, and the overall comfort of guests staying on the campsite. If you expect local friends or family to stop by during your holiday, it is a good idea to factor this into your plans in advance.
When the visitor fee matters most
This line is particularly relevant if:
- You have friends staying nearby who may visit during the day
- Family members are planning to drop in occasionally
- You want to keep a clear holiday budget with no last-minute extras
A small fee can be easy to overlook while planning, but it is exactly the kind of detail that helps guests prepare accurately.
Additional tent or vehicle fees
The tariff sheet lists additional tent or vehicle at €3 per night across the periods shown.
2026 additional tent or vehicle fee
| Extra | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Additional tent or vehicle | €3 |
This extra matters if your group arrives with more equipment than is included in the standard pitch package. It is particularly useful for families or groups who need extra flexibility on their pitch.
Typical situations where this applies
- A family arriving with one main unit plus a small extra tent
- Guests bringing an additional vehicle beyond what is included
- A group sharing space but needing a little more practical room
If your setup is more complex than a standard tent-and-car or caravan-and-car arrangement, this is one of the first tariff lines to check.
Additional people and children’s rates on pitch bookings
The 2026 tariff sheet also breaks down charges for extra guests on pitch stays.
2026 people supplements
| Guest category | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Additional person (+10 years) | €8 in some periods / €7 in another listed period / €4 in earlier listed periods |
| Child under 10 | €10 in some periods / €8 in another listed period / €5 in earlier listed periods |
| Child under 3 | Free |
| Child under 1 | Free |
The price for additional person (+10 years) and child under 10 varies by stay period on the tariff sheet. The key point for planning is simple: the size and age mix of your group can affect the final pitch budget, even before optional comfort extras are added.
Booking fee: small line, important to remember
The 2026 tariff sheet lists a booking fee of €20.
2026 booking fee
| Extra | 2026 Price |
|---|---|
| Booking fee | €20 |
This is an important cost to include when comparing total holiday prices. It is also relevant for cancellation planning because the booking fee is retained by the campsite.
For full details of pitch and accommodation rates, guests can consult:
https://www.camping-dordogne-moulindepaulhiac.com/
Cancellation terms linked to your booking costs
Understanding extras also means understanding what happens if plans change.
Cancellation and refund policy
- For any cancellation received 30 days or more before the start date of the holiday, 75% of the deposit will be refunded.
- The booking fee will be retained by the campsite.
- If the reservation is cancelled less than 29 days before the planned start date, the deposit paid at the time of reservation will be retained and will not give rise to any reimbursement, except in cases of force majeure.
- In all cases of cancellation, the processing and management fees shall be retained.
- The provider reserves the right to re-let the pitch and/or accommodation without being obliged to pay any refund or compensation.
These terms make it even more useful to review your pitch setup and extras carefully before confirming your stay.
Practical budgeting tips for pitch guests in 2026
If you want to estimate your stay more accurately, use this simple approach.
1. Start with your pitch package
Choose between:
- Forfait Privilège
- Forfait Nature
- Forfait Grand Confort
2. Add the extras linked to your camping style
Ask yourself:
- Do I need electricity mini 6A?
- Will I benefit from waste-water drainage?
- Am I bringing a pet?
- Will we have an additional tent or vehicle?
- Might we receive visitors?
3. Count your party carefully
Check whether your booking includes:
- Additional persons aged 10+
- Children under 10
- Young children who qualify as free on the tariff sheet
4. Include the booking fee
Do not forget the €20 booking fee in your total cost estimate.
Why understanding pitch extras improves your stay
Clear pricing helps you make better holiday decisions. When you know in advance which services support your comfort, you can choose a pitch setup that matches the way you actually camp.
That is especially helpful at a 4-star campsite with a wide choice of accommodation and pitches, 189 pitches in total, and facilities that attract many different types of guests, from families in tents to caravan and motorhome travellers. It also helps if you are planning a nature-focused holiday in the Dordogne – Périgord / Nouvelle-Aquitaine, close to major sights in the Golden Triangle of the Périgord Noir, including Castelnaud Castle, Marqueyssac Gardens, Milandes Castle, and canoeing on the Dordogne.
Helpful extras beyond the pitch tariff
While this article focuses on the 2026 pitch tariff sheet, a few practical services may also matter to your travel planning.
On-site convenience
- The campsite grocery store is open daily from 08:00 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 19:00.
- Reception is open daily from 09:00 to 20:00 in high season.
- There are two 22 kW charging points at the campsite for electric vehicles.
These details can make arrival and day-to-day organisation much easier, especially on longer stays.
Conclusion: budget smarter for your 2026 pitch stay
The Pitch Extras Unpacked approach is simple: know your base package, identify the extras that apply to your setup, and include the small lines that can affect your total holiday cost. At Camping Le Moulin de Paulhiac, the most important pitch supplements to understand are electricity mini 6A (€6), waste-water drainage (€3), pets (€5), additional tent or vehicle (€3), visitor fees (€3), and the €20 booking fee.
A little preparation now can make your camping holiday smoother, more comfortable, and easier to budget.
Ready to plan your 2026 stay? Visit https://www.camping-dordogne-moulindepaulhiac.com/ to review pitch and accommodation rates, explore your options, and book direct.