What a fantastic spot. June 30 and we have 2 campers in total. Everything is closed (Sunday) but when we walk around for a short while an older man on an old Puch moped approaches us. It turns out to be the owner who had seen us driving. “Put it somewhere, the site is yours.” “Clean water or toilet discharge” “bottle of wine”? Sure. business opens, bottle purchased. everyone happy again. Top view. Many shops within a few km

That's how it should always be with us. for a few euros (12,-) you can stand under the trees and with a little bit of luck with a view of the green surroundings. All amenities available. “Looking over the plain, the birds of prey hover above you”. Enjoy with a capital G. Nothing, no scorching hot boring asphalt flat somewhere next to a rubbish container, just a top spot.

It is easy to maneuver with a camper. dump is at the back. black water pours clogged and overflowing. Fortunately we have a dry toilet and were therefore able to empty. Wouldn't want to be there myself, but that's personal. One of the asphalt spots in Andorra. and the better.

Great and free spot, right on the Maas. Yes, you can hear the cars on the road on the other side, no, we don't mind that. Certainly not for a transit spot. Was there quiet with a total of 3 campers.

Looks great but sadly closed at the moment. Reason unknown. we drove on to the camper place in Haybes 10km south.

Very nice place, during the day in July “busy” with other recreationists (hikers, fishermen, bird watchers), at night quietly. Idd no facilities, but you have that with you. Amazing view.

Lovely spot, bit camping-like, but only for campers. A little faded glory, but nothing else wrong with it. Ocean View! Much more fun than the camper place in Villers sur mer.

It was full and that was fortunate for us in an accident. You are next to (just not in) the adjacent (dino?) Museum. The whole village looks like a big tourist trap, many buses, hotels, rental bicycle trailers, etc. So we had to look elsewhere and that became the motorhome in Blonville, 2km inland. There you look out to sea, over the town. Simple but perfect!

Great place for a night (or 2). It was raining hard at the time of arrival. Looked nice and quiet. Restaurant appeared to be closed due to activities elsewhere. In the evening a nice lady came by on the bike to ask if we needed electricity, water or fresh bread for breakfast. You could pay in the restaurant in the morning. The whole 5 euros ...

Great place, nice people, beautiful environment. There is no sanipoint or similar accessible by camper. So tapping water and discharging greywater is not possible directly in / out of the camper.