The P1 area, like the P5, is freely accessible at the beginning of March. few people, good locations, if you want more light and immediate access to the cycle path it's P1. to go to the beach, 300m anyway, it's the P5.

two days and one night at the beginning of March, free. good location 20m from the cycle path around the lake. if you want to be close to the main beach, the other motorhome area is better.

Nice place with a nice view of the lake and the small mountains on the opposite shore. Direct access to the small beach, to the campsite facilities (there it was closed / Covid). Crossing the village you will find a small road which becomes a path and will lead you to Les Grangettes beach 3km away, much better, the views along the way are magnificent!

It is a good plan, beautiful place in the middle of the vineyards, free with electricity (that evening it did not work). No other equipment. Very interesting tasting, fortunately we return on foot to the van 🍷😁🍷. There is a bakery 150m away and a few restaurants in the village. Attention there we were only 3 out of 15 places available (Covid / closed borders) but usually it is quickly full.

Just one night, no worries, electricity, water, gray and black oil changes, the essentials are there. Someone came by around 9 a.m. to collect the € 7.50. It's worth them. Very calm night and everything is done on foot in the village of Han-Sur-Lesse. We were ten campers this February 22, so it looks quite crowded.

Clean and very quiet parking, Sunday morning anyway. The Ill is pretty, possibility of walking or cycling. It's free but you have to be independent.

One night at the end of January, very good. Just the noisy road. The park of the castle is 5 min on foot, nice walk to do, in the morning we are all alone it is significant.

A perfect area if you are autonomous, no equipment but what calm and what an environment!

Clean, we feel safe, and above all we are 5 minutes walk from the city center. For those who have a van of less than 2 meters there is free car parking next to it ....

A beautiful, fairly quiet place (a few passages of cars, joggers and mountain bikes on Sunday morning), free but no services, you have to be independent, 2 bakeries 5 minutes' walk away. Be careful, it leans a little towards the lake. An ideal place to attack the Grands Crus route from the south.

The campsite is closed out of season, but if you are self-sufficient, the large parking lot for the cascades is perfect for one night. Total calm, beautiful site, a river 100m, free, no facilities except public toilets.