Beautiful campsite, wonderfully peaceful on the d'Ourthe. The rules aren't entirely clear to me. I'd rather have no music at all than just one person playing music, and the dog policy seems a bit excessive; there were dogs that weren't supposed to be allowed. Which worked out fine. Mobage itself is a very small village with two nice cafes, a great snack bar, and a sunbathing area. d'Ourthe is perfect for fishermen, but they do need to be outside the village due to crowds.

The campsite is situated in a beautiful spot by the water near a somewhat rugged town. The town is old and has a charming atmosphere, but is a bit run down. The cathedral is fantastic. Entering the campsite is a bit confusing; you buy a ticket from a ticket machine. The phone number in this app is incorrect. Look it up on the website. We didn't see any campsite staff. Otherwise, it's a nice place to spend the night.

A well-maintained campsite right on the beach. The owners come across as a bit strict, but they're incredibly friendly; a little French helps. Many reviews state, "The pitches with a sea view are the best." We disagree; our pitch is on the grass with plenty of extra space around the awning. The sanitary facilities are spotless and kept clean, and bars and restaurants are a fifteen-minute walk away, either along the beach or by road. Fortunately, the campsite is just outside the tourist area.

The photos in this app don't do it justice. It's a very nice little campsite with several permanent pitches and many short-stay accommodations. The sanitary facilities are modern and cleaned several times a day. The picturesque village with its boulevard and beach is a 5-minute walk away. Cycling and walking trails run through the village. We were lucky enough to book a few days in advance and were able to stay for two nights.