Nice campsite. Everything is well-maintained. Friendly owners. There's not much to do in the town, except for the church with the parachutist. There's also a good little restaurant, Les Ecuries, with a lovely terrace.

Such a shame, everything was full when we arrived. Even the other pitches were full. And campervans were prohibited in the parking areas. I'd rather not have campervans there. Parking is prohibited everywhere. It's very crowded. Maybe we should have arrived early in the morning instead of in the afternoon.

There's nothing to see here, except a beautiful abbey. It's fine for an overnight stay, just to sleep.

I'd sent an email beforehand to ask if there was space available, but I didn't get a response, so I had to get there. The man at the reception wasn't very friendly and said everything was full. When we drove past, we saw that there were actually quite a few empty spaces.

A very nice campsite. Well worth a few days' stay. There's a large supermarket right next door. The town of Honfleur is easily accessible from here on foot or by bike. The return trip by bike, if you're towing a dog cart, is more difficult, as it's quite steep. We followed the footpath, which was easier (normally, this isn't allowed).

Very nice view and nice to take a long walk.

A beautiful campsite, situated on a small river. Wonderfully peaceful for a good night's sleep. However, if you want to cycle to Dieppe from here, you do need to be aware of a bit of an uphill section (with an e-bike, it's no problem). Unfortunately, there aren't always cycle paths, and you have to cycle on the road, which can be dangerous at times.