Loading/unloading services available. Quiet place, frequented by several campers about 10 minutes from the metro line 1 stop for Bilbao (Larrabasterra stop, the first in zone C). We found it very convenient. I recommend it.

Given the not so positive reviews of the rest areas in Pamplona, we opted for this campsite 10 km from the city, We were welcomed well, paid 55 euros for a camper and 5 people, Comfortable spaces and several sanitary blocks (hot showers). There are various playgrounds and a swimming pool available. I recommend it if you know how to get around to see Pamplona (not comfortable and available bus, but they call you a taxi if you want). We moved in a camper.

We slept peacefully with other campers right under the castle of Saint Pierre. Water drainage ok, did not work loaded. Excellent CoFruits for selling Aosta Valley products. Recommended.

The campsite is convenient for visiting Lyon: 15 min walk from the C10 bus stop (the lady at the reception will explain everything) and you can buy the ticket directly at the campsite. There is only one group of bathrooms/showers/sink (3/3/3), but it has a disabled bathroom/shower. Welcome spoiled by the language (difficult to understand each other in English, better French): arrived in the evening, reception closed and therefore parked near the gate: €35 just for this.

Large rest area with very convenient service columns. A quiet place, apparently isolated at the Vic pond, but frequented by campers. At the gate there is a machine to pay (22.70 euros for a camper with 4 adults) that issues the code with which you can enter and exit for 24 hours. We had a good time.

Found a quiet, flat place with water loading and unloading facilities. No contribution is required. A good stop half an hour from Toulouse.