@Ab-en-Joke1955

Fine campsite. Plenty of pitches, meaning you can often get a spot without a reservation, even in high season. Pitches between hedges as well as on the gravel field. Some pitches have sea views. Located about 600m from the village situated about 100 meters lower. That isn't much to look at; there is a promenade, but the hospitality is mediocre. If you want to swim: at high tide, a tiny stretch of sandy beach remains available, but at low tide, you have to walk 300 meters to the water.

If you are staying at one of the 9 sea-view pitches, it is worth 4 stars. Plenty of space to sit outside and a magnificent sea view. Great beach that is directly accessible from the campsite. The sanitary facilities are clean. We used the food truck; the hamburgers are good.

Please note: these reviews pertain to the parking area for approximately 50 campers along the boulevard and not to the campsite. The parking area has no power hook-ups but does have a public toilet and a service point for filling and emptying waste. The money is collected in the evening, approximately €9.50 for 2 people per night. Along the boulevard, there are several brasseries with terraces on the promenade, providing excellent sea views.

Spacious pitches on gravel. Outdoor seating is available. Close to the boulevard and the wide pebble beach. If you want to swim, remember to bring water shoes, otherwise you won't make it to the water. Along the boulevard, there are several nice brasseries with tables on the promenade.

Campsite of the Camping Car Park organization. Large pitches on gravel a few hundred meters from the center and the beach. Plenty of activity in the high season and all restaurants and bars are open. In the high season, it is also advisable to reserve via the CCP app, as it fills up quickly.

Great spot. Everything works as long as you enter the code correctly. Crest is a nice town with plenty of restaurants and bars. Market on Tuesdays. The campsite is located much better than the closed spot at the large, messy, and busy parking lot in the center. Now the center is a 500m walk away.

It's lovely in the sun now, but in the summer you'll struggle to find a shady spot at this campsite. The municipal campsite is right next to the campsite but is already closed in October. An 800m walk takes you to the attractive village with its many restaurants and cafes. Everything revolves around cycling.

Large gravel area, no demarcated places. Close to a tourist village with many (fish) restaurants. When we were there at the end of October it was 90% full. Only pay on departure.

Very nice place to be able to stand. OK, it is muddy and the places are narrow. But what a nice beach with a 100% chance to spot dozens of seals. And a nice path along the beach to walk to the center. Whether the stageld is collected I do not know yet.

This place seems to have everything to spend a good night: a view of the beach, free water and pouring grey and black water, within walking distance of the centre. But the nuisance that arises during the evening from young people spoils everything. Loud music and racing cars until deep in the night. The 2 other locations along the boulevard are probably better.