Lovely small-scale campsite with all amenities and a warm welcome. Unfortunately, my husband fell ill during our stay, and we were grateful for Maureen's help in seeking medical assistance.

A great campsite for a visit to Compostela. There is a bus to the centre every half hour, and every hour on weekends. We took our bikes, but the road is quite steep. The pitches are relatively small. We paid almost 47 euros per night for one campervan with 2 people.

We were there over the weekend and were not bothered by other campers. We stayed in the section at the very back under plane trees; there is no electricity there, the pitches are long, narrow, and odd-numbered, but wonderfully quiet! It is a rather expensive campsite though: we paid 41 euros per night (without electricity).

Neat and quiet campsite with a friendly welcome in an area with numerous sights such as the Château de Pierrefonds.

This campsite is in the middle of the vineyards near Bordeaux. The wine tasting is an added bonus. No shade.

Quiet and tidy campsite. Dutch-speaking manager, so that makes it easier to call at the last minute to check availability. This was one of the few campsites with free spots in August. Please note, ocean views are limited to a few tent pitches. We paid 27 euros for a small campervan and 2 people.

We stayed one night while traveling through. A quiet, green campsite with spacious pitches and excellent sanitary facilities, a bread roll service, and a friendly welcome. A charming village within walking distance. The brasserie isn't what we're used to in Belgium (the fries were soggy!). But anyway, this place is definitely recommended!

We were here on September 9 and the campsite was closed without further explanation.

beautiful pitches under the apple trees, very quiet.

Although it is a large campsite, it is quiet and the pitches are spacious and green. Sanitary facilities are fine. Downside: water for washing dishes is cold. The extra price for a pitch on the Seine is not worth it, because the view of the Seine is obstructed by a hedge and/or bushes, and the other pitches are also fine. The village and the ruin are worth it (what a view up there!) and there are good restaurants.

Quiet campsite with spacious pitches in the green. We were there at Pentecost and advance reservation was not necessary. Sanitary facilities are rudimentary and limited but neat. Many sights related to the battle of the Somme war 14-18 in the area.

Ideal campsite for when you are passing through, close to the motorway and yet very quiet. Everything is new, but not of high quality. Dishwashing area still under construction. Too few sanitary facilities and unfortunately showers and toilets are not separated.

Due to lack of space at the campsites in the area, we spent the night here. The noise from the adjacent road is indeed prominent. Lesson learned… better to book in advance during high season.

Quiet campsite, friendly welcome, good sanitary facilities (with hot water even in this busy period) and facilities for black and gray water. We made a reservation in the morning before starting an activity in Flam.