Great campsite with a very poor restaurant.

Far too few power points; there is a waste disposal point, though. Nothing else to add to previous reviews.

The terrain is slightly undulating, and it takes some time to find a level spot. The sanitary facilities are old and basic, but reasonably clean. There's no waste disposal pit or dedicated outlet for the toilet cassette. All taps are pressure-operated and unthreaded. The campsite is practically deserted in the off-season; however, a "collector" from the town hall comes to check on things in the mornings and evenings. We paid €13 per night for two people and a campervan, including taxes.

For larger campers there is a nice, flat gravel field, but without any shelter. Apart from that the places are small. The waste hole is inconvenient. We find the camping suitable for one night, but no more.

I only have something to add to the other reviews about the waste pit. It is only accessible via a narrow, steep and winding road. For our 6 m camper that is easy to do, but for long vehicles it seems difficult to me.

Nice, small campsite with excellent sanitary facilities and a choice of pitches with more or less shade. Very friendly and helpful managers. We pay €32 per night, excl. tourist tax. The access road is semi-paved, but easy to do. If we are in the area again, we will definitely come back.

Quietly situated, small farm campsite with at least one semi-paved spot for a camper. Simple, very clean sanitary facilities. We paid €20 per night, plus €1 per Kwh and €1 per shower token (8 min.). Apparently dogs are welcome. You have no GSM or 4G reception here, but there is WiFi, but it often drops out.

We were here in July 2023. Good sanitary facilities, but unfortunately we could not discover a discharge point for gray water.

According to the owner, the water filling hose at the drain must also be used for the toilet cassette. As mentioned, very limited number of suitable places for campers.

We spent a few nights at this campsite in July 2023. The campsite is not large and does not offer paved pitches. The sanitary facilities are of good quality. The manager upon arrival told us that we should try to empty the toilet cassette at a gas station. A day later, another, much friendlier lady showed us the excellent dump for the chemical toilet. She had to unlock it first, because the cubicle turned out to be used as a work cupboard.

Campsite seems to have been closed down.

The campsite is conveniently located for the ferry port in Rosslare, but that is the only plus point. Sanitary facilities with two good showers, two toilets and only one sink. You should just take your rubbish to a public waste bin or the next campsite: not so social!

Excellent campsite with good sanitary facilities and paved pitches with grass strip. We (2 people) received two keys for the sanitary facilities. Given its location close to the beach, the locks on the sanitary block are understandable. The camping lady assigned us a great spot, but she also tells us which side the living room door should be on. The pitches slope slightly and with a bit of bad luck, a camper with a slightly drooping front may not be completely level.

Excellent farm campsite with somewhat dated sanitary facilities and a friendly welcome. The paths are paved, but the pitches are not. We were at the back/top and had no trouble getting away at the end of May. There is a bakery in the village, which is closed on Mondays.

Only 2 to 3 paved pitches (loose gravel), the rest grass, marshy when it rains. Pizzas only Sat & Sun, no bread service. Can be used for a last overnight stay before the ferry in Cherbourg, but nothing more.

At first glance the campsite makes a somewhat dated impression (electricity via pin-earth socket), but has good sanitary facilities. The pitches are of average size and are well sheltered from the sun. Friendly Dutch owner and bread service. €19.88 per night, incl. tax and camping carnet discount. A great campsite for us.

Please note: first pay at the kiosk and then enter the site, even if the barrier is open. You cannot park first and then pay, that is not possible. If the barrier closes while you are parked on the site, but you do not have a receipt with a code, you will no longer be able to leave the site. You can use the parking lot next to the site for free, but without a power connection and without water.