A decent campsite in itself, but too expensive. The grounds are quite messy and have an unusual layout. We paid €30/night and then also had to pay for showering (50 cents for 2 minutes, the first of which was cold).

Really nice small motorhome site with a friendly welcome. Bread service and simple but good sanitary facilities (shower and toilet in a room where people also do their washing up is not ideal). Beautiful surroundings, though hilly. It might be due to my driving skills, but driving up is quite tricky. Tight bend, uphill on gravel. We arrived with a 6.7-meter camper, and it just barely made it (it is signposted, so in this case, it really was true).

Nice camper site with nice, large, flat pitches. There are also reasonable sanitary facilities (we didn't use them). It was quiet at night and seemed safe to us. There isn't much to do in the village, which was a bit disappointing.

We thought it was a fantastic spot! It is a simple, small campsite in very beautiful surroundings. We stayed there for 3 nights; it was very quiet and the shower was great. The welcome and farewell were very friendly, and the bread rolls from the bakery were delicious. Highly recommended!

We have been to camping car parks often; this was one of the less impressive ones for us. Fortunately, we arrived on time, so we were able to choose a reasonable spot (and we had a reasonably spacious spot). The whole place is quite messy. Why it is full every day? A mystery to us. The village is not worth the effort, a bit of faded glory.

Too massive and busy for us. In itself, it is a neat campsite where everything is well organized, but you have to like this type of campsite (if you are looking for peace and quiet, drive on). The surroundings are very beautiful, which is why we stayed for 2 nights. It is quite pricey though; for 2 people and a dog, we paid €60 per night in August.

We thought it was a nice campsite. The pitches weren't really marked out, but they were spacious enough. The sanitary facilities are indeed basic, but adequate. The owner only speaks French, but we managed to communicate. The village is small but nice. There appears to be a swimming pool in the photos, but there isn't one.

A bit of a chaotic transit campsite. Low-hanging branches dictate the route, so watch out. The small pool looks clean/fresh in the morning, but by the end of the day it is cloudy and warm.... Great campsite for visiting Nancy, a beautiful city a 20 km bike ride away.

A bit of a messy campsite. Large pitches though, and a friendly welcome. The shower is okay, but the toilet is very small. It looks like you can swim there, but that is not the case (water ski course and inflatable bouncy castle for €12.50/hour). Fine for an overnight stay, but we wouldn't go there for longer.

A nice campsite in itself; upon arrival, indeed, nothing more was said than necessary. The campsite itself is otherwise fine, the shower is fine and the pool is nice. We ate in the restaurant, which was tasty for a reasonable price. I wouldn't go for the XL pitch again; it is large but there is a tree right in the middle, strange…. Beautiful surroundings for cycling and a nice village.