Indeed, a great campervan site for an overnight stay right by the 3. The city center is not far and is fine for dinner. Water is paid for at the pump. We only stayed here in transit.

Nothing has changed compared to previous reviews. It costs nothing, but don't expect anything either. If you have everything yourself, it's fine for one night, and if you get any use out of your camper, it can go straight into the garage because it's presumably waiting for work.

The owner is certainly doing everything she can to fix it, but it's not working. Many cottages are occupied by seasonal residents and there's a lot of noise. The equipment is dated and worn out, and after a few heavy showers, the outdated bathroom fixtures didn't improve. We were in fourth place, so it was still reasonable.

After our careful online booking, we were the victim of a typical French miscommunication. When you book a pitch, you end up in a pee-hole on the gravel. They even admit this. Despite the empty pitches and a proposed financial compensation, we couldn't be moved. The cleaning of the sanitary facilities was behind schedule, and there was no honor to be gained. Too bad, we won't be back.

We had one last spot as a stopover on our tour. Reception was very relaxed and spoke good English. Sandwiches were available from the shop. The restrooms were a bit French, but perfectly fine.

A small camper site at the back of the garden. We stayed here for two nights. Large pitches with electricity and a relaxed atmosphere. There are no restrooms, so self-sufficiency is a plus. A few hundred meters to the beach via a private passage. A good restaurant on the beach is within walking distance.

We arrived late on our way from the Netherlands. A beautiful paved area with a view to match.