Camping L’Été Indien

Deservedly called Indian Summer. Looks more like a gypsy camp than a campsite. Be prepared for French-style conditions. Shouting at night until 1:30 AM. Absolutely no supervision. Facilities of questionable quality, especially considering the price. Sheep fences between small camper pitches. The only plus point: good location for walking and cycling.

A super friendly welcome. They even waited for us because we'd be arriving after 6:00 PM. It's one of the few places in this area where you can find a spot with electricity in winter.

Booked based on their website for one night. Later, I read the bad reviews, but decided to go there anyway on our way back from Normandy. Unfortunately, the reviews don't lie: a piece of faded glory, the gate half closed, the reception closed, an old tent and an old caravan on the pitches, nothing else. The pitch we were ultimately assigned was too small for a decent campervan. We finally left in search of a proper campsite.