I agree with everything that has already been written over the past week. We were there on Friday for 1 night. Unfortunately, we had a number of Spanish families parked behind us with many barking dogs. The owner can't do much about that, and it is 'acceptable' for one evening/night, but still not 5 stars. Definitely recommended as a stopover.

We arrived at 12:45 and just managed to find one spot for the 7.5m camper. The receptionist was Dutch and helped us excellently when it turned out we had a flat tire. The campsite, location, and sanitary facilities are fine. The price? Everyone has their own opinion on that, but considering the shade, electricity (10A), grey water disposal and water filling, and the excellent service + sanitary facilities, it was worth it for us. By the way, you cannot reserve a camper pitch.

Quiet, basic, but good. The only issue is that the roads in Sainte-Marie-de-Ré are narrow, and those on the campsite are even narrower. With a 7.5m camper, some spots are almost inaccessible (especially tight turns). By the way, if you book via Huttopia, you get directions that direct you via the ‘wider’ streets in Sainte-Marie. Good campsite!

The pitches are a bit messy. No clear boundary where the pitch ends or begins. Many ‘permanent’ pitches for people who go to work during the day. Reception closed between 12:00 and 16:00. The campsite is ok, sanitary facilities too. Did need 30m of cable for electricity though.

The campsite is now owned by Camping Car Park, so there is no supervision except for cameras at the barrier. It is slowly starting to slide into chaos. We had electricity (10A) and water taps. The code for the sanitary facilities didn't work; we could have called a helpline, but we left it at that. Close to the village center and fine for one night if you have your own toilet and shower.

We had registered in advance via the Qipeo app and added money to the account. Checking in (at a kiosk before the barrier) went smoothly, using QR codes in the app. There are 8 power outlets that can be activated via Bluetooth through the app. The cost was €3 for ??? after 3 hours it switched off. Maybe we used too many kW? Emptying the cassette and water also have to be paid for. Nice little village with nice restaurants etc. Fine for an overnight stay.

Small campsite, quiet and beautiful between the mountains. The bar/snack opened on 20 June. We were there on 19 June. The sanitary floor was clean, but a rag ball would not be a bad idea. The French way, we think. No toilet seat and no toilet paper. The water was warm. There are 2 large camping pitches and a large number of smaller ones. Our 8m camper was easy to steer around the campsite. Friendly owners.

I agree with the positive reviews. However, we thought that the campsite was directly on the lake. That is not the case, you have to go under the busy road via a tunnel that is actually for rainwater. You keep your feet dry via some pallets. The beach is a meadow and access to the lake is via a jetty or the places where a boat can be launched.

Great campsite, friendly staff who speak good English. We stayed there for 1 night so can't judge everything. Restaurant was good, sanitary facilities large and clean (and warm), 2 camper water disposal sites. After a whole evening and night of heavy rain we did have a pond next door. However, it was in a place where no one was standing and everyone else seemed to have dry feet. Great place.

Well, for 13 euros including electricity you can't really complain. You do need to have your own sanitary facilities because there is nothing. There is 1 (fire) tap at the barrier where you can get (drinking) water. You can get rid of the toilet and grey water in several places. Pitches were now littered with broken branches (due to strong winds a day before), it seems that no maintenance is really being carried out anymore.

Great campsite for a visit to Santiago de C. Excellent restaurant and sanitary facilities (only 1 building 'in operation') were fine, clean and nice warm shower (push button).

Great CP! Reservations are recommended. Sanitary facilities etc. all fine. Owners are also campers so they know what you need. Within walking/cycling distance of restaurants, bakery, supermarket. Beautiful cycle route along the coast to Porto (old centre), with Uber approx. €6.00. Everything super clean…..👍🏼

Large campsite with many permanent pitches. For campers there is a large area reserved around the good and clean sanitary building. Not all pitches are level, but spacious enough. Some in the grass, others on open concrete tiles. A few minutes walk to the sea. Grey water discharge point, toilet and water refill. Even a high-pressure hose for washing (€2.50).

Great (large) campsite for a visit to Lisbon. Well-marked (concrete) places, indeed little space for a chair, but that was not what we came for. Water, drainage + electricity per place. Sanitary facilities were (for the men) just dirty. Happy with my own sanitary facilities.

Great campsite! Clean sanitary facilities and clean campsite. 10A electricity and free places. Only requirement of reception is that you keep 3m distance from your neighbors. In practice that is more (in the late season at least). Cycling to old center in 10 minutes, easy to do.

In low season the restaurant is only open for breakfast. With a 7.5 meter camper it is a squeeze to maneuver over the paths on the campsite. It has been a long time since trees / hedges were pruned which ensures that nice stripes are left on your camper. Great to visit Seville. Outdated sanitary facilities.

Great campsite. For a 7.5 meter camper it is quite a feat to get there and find a spot on the campsite itself. The narrow roads and many 'blind' hairpin bends where there is really no room for 2 campers make it an exciting adventure. The campsite itself is great, friendly staff and a 'snack restaurant / bar'.

A bit messy places. During high season it will be a squeeze to find one with a 7.5 meter camper. Separated from the beach by a road. Sanitary facilities clean and dated. No place to put stuff away in the shower.

Arrived today 4 Nov. Campsite closed. 3 stars, but could not check.

Perfect place to explore the area or the (small) town of Toul. Only a 10 min walk to the center. Be there on time, we arrived on Sunday 3 Nov, at 15:40. Only 3 places left.

You can grumble all you want about the price. For us, the camper place is worth it twice over. Nice paved area for the camper, grass around it and a hedge that still has to grow. Water and electricity (10A), drainage and TV signal next to the place. Sanitary facilities okay, shop fine, beach quite a walk or bike ride away. But you know that when you book. Great place!

Expensive, busy, but super luxurious and clean sanitary facilities. Never had a campsite with a rain shower and toilet with double air extraction (high and low). Small supermarket and you have to be on time for bread. Due to severe weather, Lake Maggiore was full of driftwood. Beach could not be used. Locarno 20 minutes by bike.

Small campsite, type III place for camper 7.5 meters, more than sufficient. Swimming pool and bread service on Sundays. Spar shop 500 meters. Clean sanitary facilities, reception does adhere to opening hours. Cannes is a 30-minute bike ride away.

Great place to spend the night. The lady at the reception does have a certain French humor that you should take with a grain of salt. There is plenty to find in the village. Tourism-oriented. Sanitary facilities, dated but clean. BBQ with charcoal is not allowed.

Excellent campsite, clean sanitary facilities and kept very clean. Not many places for 8m campers. Friendly and helpful staff. Shop with everything available, including camper material (repairs).

Great campsite! We had an extra spacious spot (#5). Neatly demarcated, gravel and grass, electricity, water and a loose 'tile' with gray water sewer underneath. Neat sanitary building, I think it will be busy in high season. Very clean and warm (water). Restaurant De Kajuit has excellent food and is busy. Be sure to make a reservation in high season! Near the center of Sneek and connected to cycling junctions.

Large and relatively cheap for what you get. Spacious pitches, lots of mosquitoes! Little lighting. Sanitary building smelled of sewer and cleaning of shower and toilets was already minimal. Restaurant closed. On the part where we were standing, there are 4 good places for discharging gray water, toilet and fresh water.

Great place, excellent price/quality ratio. Everything as many others have already said and the description of the CP itself is complete. Recommended - especially for an overnight stay!

Great campsite! Yes, there is a road nearby and you can hear the cars. Pitches are spacious (8m camper), reception friendly, toilet without seat and clean. Showers with push button and hot water. Power per pitch, depending on what you choose/pay 10A or 6A, water per pitch and gray water drainage. To St Maxime 20 minutes by bike on a good cycle path. St Tropez 40 minutes on a good cycle path.

Arrived today between 12:00 and 14:00. Reception closed until 2:00 PM. Walked around and looked for a restaurant. There are plenty of them in the many shopping centers (Lidl, Carrefour, etc.), but they were not what we were looking for. The campsite is actually behind/adjacent to an industrial area. We imagined it slightly differently and left again. So I can't judge the campsite itself.

Excellent price/quality ratio. Nice and quiet and fully equipped. Electricity (3A), water and a mobile gray water collection. Coin-operated shower and dated toilet block. Not super clean, but not dirty either. We paid 27 Euro for 1 night for 2 people including tax and electricity etc. Pitches are not very large (camper 8m) and moderately marked. If the neighbor's position is a little 'crooked', you will have just enough space left for your awning.

Great campsite! Good sanitary facilities, clean and without push buttons in the shower. We had booked a 'VIP' place with 10A electricity and water. On the edge of the campsite overlooking the lake. Great place for 2 people €56 per night. Highly recommended.

Neat paved pitches with water and electricity. Separate place for gray water and toilet. Near restaurants and bars. The adjacent road has some traffic and the sports field is used for football training. So there is some röhring around.

Place your camper in the designated area (upper part). Good and clean sanitary facilities, electricity and water nearby. Toilet and gray water can be discharged. Good restaurant next to the campsite. Top location.

Good reception. Should choose a place yourself. Bar/restaurant is basic, but good for a snack. Toilet and shower not tested, used those of the camper. Water available, for electricity I needed 35 meters of cable. Great campsite!