Great welcome and pro-active attitude. Facilities are clean and good.

Almost directly on the sea. We had spot 59 and that was indeed fitting with a camper of just over 7 meters. Port and Carnac are close by. There are plenty of showers, but the jet could be more powerful. we planned 3 nights and stayed 5. Closes September 17th

Back after our visit in May 2022. At the moment everything is in a state of disarray. So arriving on time is a must. Close to Trégastel and Ploumanac'h. Easy to walk on.

Well received by Manon after first a colleague said that there is no room for 2 nights. We did not need electricity and the solution was very simple. Not so far from Saint-Malo. Good to do by bicycle. The toilets were clean.

Was assigned a seat, but if someone was standing there, I could take another seat. All without electricity. Nice bike ride to Deauville. Sanitary facilities are dated, but are being cleaned

We didn't arrive until around 4 o'clock and the awnings were already out; although camping behavior is not allowed. If we stick to the rules, you can hardly leave the house. Stuck. no supervision to keep things within limits. A short distance from the beach and a short walk (without a dog) is what we do it for. Merlimont is indeed extinct in early September and on a Monday.

Stood two nights, arrived and walked to the castle the next day. Nice places; electricity at the price of eur 5 per night. ACSI card is accepted. Good lunch and dinner. Very attentive and friendly owners and staff

This time we were well prepared. Fresh water tank full and gray water empty. Then it is special to wander around the castle in the evening and to be (almost) the first to enter in the morning. No amenities. Container for household waste is on the way out. Plastic and cans can be placed in a container at the payment terminal

Camping is not suitable for "large" campers. Ours is only 2.96 high and 2.29 wide (only 7 meters long). Perhaps due to the festival in Sully, we were not solution-oriented and our suggestions, such as group accommodation, were not honored. Too bad, so we continued to Chambord

Just search, because the service area at the campsite was very busy. Free greywater discharge. There are also 6 camper pitches, but not used.

Good, but not extremely spacious due to the layout of the plots. Reception fine, just like sanitary facilities. Waste container still not found, but close to shops / bakers and Echternach. Had a lot of fun over Easter weekend

After Borger last year, this year Veere. Nice place, especially if you can stay with the forester despite the double gates to the entrance. Outside spot 1 and 2, all camper spots are spacious and partly paved. Sanitary and showers clean. Gray water can be discharged just behind the bridge. With fitting and measuring, that will probably work.

2x3 flat sections with extra hardening when you get out of the motorhome. The passers-by boxes can each accommodate 5 campers, provided that everyone agrees. The well-known sani column only accepts 2 eur coins for 100 liters of water. Only power point is the same column. Bread 🥖 in machine at Mairie and can be paid with bank card or coins.

Perfect place if you are with a bus camper and therefore do not have to fold out the stairs or swing open the door. Far from optimal for a regular semi-integrated car, this parking space in a one-way street. The village does have a flair.

Good as a stopover, but humid and lots of shade. Price per night eur 10 and TB is eur 1.32 pp, so in the late season we were higher than the indicated price per night

On our way from Amboise to Orléans we wanted to visit the castle. Unfortunately there is only ONE choice; 24 hours before eur 11; so to park an expensive joke.

A great place to be close to the center and the luxury of showers; otherwise the motorhome next door is an option. Spacious pitches and we had no electricity for eur 16.52 per night. The sanitary building closest to the entrance has showers without hot water and toilets without seats. This does not apply to the other two buildings.

Very welcoming reception by the father, who had many stories. Nice view and 3 km from Chinon; a straight downhill road (on the way there 😉). Very limited facilities, but magnificent views and very quiet with spacious pitches. Bottle of rosé delicious and costs about eur 5. The red wines are also worth it.

First and only attempt. Campsite full, but no sign/shield at the gate. Closed from 12 to 4 and we were a few minutes late. A helper said it is closed and there is (certainly) no place for motorhomes. So looking for alternative.

Even with an early arrival there are no decent pitches despite it being out of season. Find a place 25 meters from service place. Nice to see the fumbling, but the stench of the chemical toilets is unbearable. Mss but trade is to start toilet fluids. Idd 3 km from the center, but after a few hours it will be back soon.

Warm welcome by the owner with a tasting station from about half past seven. She counts on 5 campers, but 8 are no problem either. For the rest no facilities.

Great stop to visit Vieux-Boucau. Toilets are in a separate building next to sanitary facilities. Trees a little too low for our 3 mtr high camper. Not exceptional and the price will be determined by the location close to the sea

Beautiful spot, but reservation by e-mail is a must. They need name, ID no, license plate and length of the camper. Otherwise you will climb the mountain for nothing. Pay for the pitch per day, even if you want to stay for the maximum of 2 days. Friendly reception. The bus is 50 meters downhill and the ride costs eur 1.35 pp.

We paid eur 26.64 for 2 nights and 2 people. Of course without electricity. The sea is about 2 km from the campsite. Spacious pitches on sandy ground. Sanitary clean, but dated. Places are flat.

Complete setup on top of the Rocamadour plateau. Visiting the village is a descent that has to be made on the way back. If not reserved, system points to a place. Many places are not level, so blocks are necessary. Rate of 14.80 per night including electricity and tourist tax.

We have paid eur 19.40 per night, including tourist tax. Friendly welcome and choice where you want to be. We were at the front, but at the back there is more room for a camper. Caves Lascaux II on foot about 20 min. Lascaux IV ditto. With all the corners, etc., it looks a lot like an escape room ;-)

Big advantage is that it is closer to the attraction than the others. The other in Padirac was soon full. This terrain is more hilly, but doable with adjustable feet/blocks. Plenty of space

Spacious places downstairs, but no electricity. We can manage just fine with solar panels and an extra battery. Upstairs spots are tighter. Shared showers and toilets. close by and a view of Nevers. No shadow below. Good stopover, meeting expectations.

Register via information column, but electronic payment was not possible; not with credit card, not with debit cards or Applepay. Cards declined. Fortunately a helpful Frenchwoman. Her card was accepted and then settled in cash. Places are fine, but need a double (Gardena) coupling to take in water. Water and electricity included and cannot be left out. Morning at Mr. Bricolage just get a clutch.

A short distance from the two streets that make up this hamlet 😉, spacious pitches which are not entirely level. Price is eur 10 with token ad eur 4 for 100 liters of water or just water. Without all this (but ask explicitly) the net price is eur 6 per night. No electricity and gray water discharge is free. Nice village, but unfortunately it was drizzling the whole time we were there

Price per night is eur 16.40 including electricity. Places spacious, but with a step (be careful with level systems when driving up). Sober but clean.

Pitch paved and a short distance from the center. Rest is basic, but enough. Water point for every two places and electricity is included in the rate

Views of the Mont from most places. Distance is about 4 km. In the morning traffic jam in front of the service place. worth it

Pluses are the proximity to a supermarket, wall area and sea a very short distance away. Fewer are the facilities, fresh water is available but with very low pressure. So if you have the time….

ASCI card accepted and therefore discount 😉 Not reserved so only place without electricity. Sanitary sufficient. Reception very helpful with info on routes and places of interest. Nice for a night to visit Amiens and the Somme

Confirm the comments of the previous one. Parking for campers is not allowed in the old parking lot, but it is at the paid spot.

A bit of searching to find it, if you're not coming from Diekirch. Then nothing is indicated. Nice place on the grass and off grid by the crowds. For the rest it meets expectations. We are still looking for a place for waste.

Called today to be sure of a place during the autumn holidays, but they are closed. They normally close in mid or late October, but places are too wet now. Were also surprised to hear that they are in CC.

On our way back from a tour around Switzerland, we visited this campsite, where we were still with a caravan last year. Called on the way if there was still room. Didn't call back so just tried. Formally full, but two evenings a different place, still found a solution. Campsite has about 74 places. Reservation recommended. With the exception of comfort places all well flat. Showers/sanitary clean and hot water. Warm welcome, but feeling AP stay helped

Campsite with many permanent pitches, fairly flat. Price for 2 people including electricity and tour. call. eur 24 for one night. Sani station on campsite near toilet block. Facilities old, but functional.

Simple approach; report place search and then register. So discover your place. Places (relatively) flat, not really demarcated and many power points. WC and showers simple, but effective; hot water available quickly. Navigation was always wrong. It is best to drive to Assisi and follow the 'camping' signs. Distance to northeast of Assisi is more than 800 meters. Nice climbing way back, but doable

Camping seems to be primarily aimed at dog lovers with a beach for dogs and many have one. Places reasonably spacious, but often need a leveler. Village within walking distance. Comments about the lake may have been prompted by the fact that the lake is fed by small streams and rainwater, but has an outlet or outlet. Hot water available and showers spacious enough.

Very quiet location within cycling distance of Reggio Emilia. Places fairly flat and toilet / shower under the restaurant. Many flies come with the donkey, cow and goats…. Sanistation is well located outside the gate with all (free) amenities.

Good base for walks in the nature reserve. The most friendly welcome and no pressure. Speak good French. Prices eur 8 pp and camper and eur 3 for electricity; 3 amps A big plus is the warm/very hot water for showering or washing up. Opposite campsite, motorhome without facilities for eur 4 per day.

The carelessness of the previous owner from 4 years ago has disappeared, after a new owner. Lots of glamping with restaurant and 'shop', but a good stop on the way to Mont Blanc. Best sanitary building to use at the back of the site is not indicated or reported. Overnight eur 23 pp. Sani station at parking lot and is free. Empty chemical toilet in sanitary building. Places relatively flat

RV Park Kaysersberg skipped as novice motor home. Camperplace Riquewihr does indeed lead to confusion. The campsite was good. Everything must be paid in advance; place and possibly bread. The place is almost flat right in between the sanitary buildings. Standing in a traffic jam in front of the sani station in the morning 😉 Riquewihr is easily walkable from the campsite and cycling to Colmar is a nice expedition via the wine cycle route.