Fine spot on the grass. There were tracks visible from ‘heavy’ campers that couldn't get away without trouble in wet weather. Small supermarket with helpful staff, but I went to the Lidl in Sarzeau. I passed by it anyway on my way to the nearby nature reserves. There are walking paths by the beach. You are situated between a holiday park and a parking lot at the rear. The restaurant is good and not expensive. The ‘owner’ is helpful and has a sense of humor.

23-4 Great spot near supermarket and public toilet. There is also a toilet on the site itself. And you can dispose of your trash. Water for a fee. When I arrived, the barrier at the entrance was broken. The people standing there were able to get off. Contacted the manager. I couldn't get in. Parked next to it in the public parking lot. Your car must not be higher than 2.10 meters there.

This camper site has a maximum of 12 spots on a paved surface. I didn't see a place for grey water or anything like that. Furthermore, you have everything you need around the corner, 50 meters away at Leclerc. I stayed there fine for one night.

I arrived here expecting to be the only one there. Since the site didn't have any reviews yet, I looked around a bit. On the column, you can indicate in 10 languages whether you want water. You then get 10 minutes of water for €2.50. Under the tap is a basin with a drain. The site is a 50-meter walk from a large supermarket and service area (refueling and washing). The site can accommodate up to 50 campers.

Great place! Trains and busy roads can wake you up 😏 I paid €6 for a night.

Nice (for campers), quiet, free spot on flat, illuminated grounds with free water. Lidl is a 15-minute walk away, and restaurants are within walking distance. Some close early and are not open on weekends. Trash cans are emptied regularly, and there are 2 disposal points for grey water. Looked tidy.