The camper site is located right in the city center, which is a plus. The site itself is small, difficult to reach, and the spots are cramped. You have to be there on time, otherwise it fills up quickly. Getting the barrier open was also a bit of a challenge, but with the help of another camper, we managed to secure the last spot. Cost € 20.32 incl. electricity.

Overnight stay is free with a €50 tank. It is very quiet at the back of the site and you have a view of vineyards. The power hookups were not working. Emptying the cassette is possible, but you do have to hold your nose! Taking on water is free. Aldi is next door.

arrived here on September 17, but the place was full of tents and was therefore inaccessible!

This is a quiet, small camper site with 3 pitches owned by a private individual at the end of a dead-end street. We were received very kindly, the view is beautiful, and all amenities are available. The pitch is virtually level.

May 7, '26. The barrier is permanently open. If you want electricity, you have to register (and pay). View limited by bushes. Within walking distance of the center. We didn't find the surroundings attractive, but they were quiet.

06.05.2026 The camper pitch is opposite the entrance to the amphitheater. There is a sanitation station where you can empty grey water and the toilet cassette (do not rinse). You need €2 for (flush) water. The place doesn't look great, but it is probably very quiet and safe in this silent village.

05.05.26: very nice campsite, right on the Meuse. no facilities, but then again, it is free! very quiet and no traffic noise. Beautiful view of the illuminated bridge in the evening. no other campers and no trucks!

May 5, 2026. Beautiful, small campsite, newly laid out. Friendly welcome at the reception, which is open after 3:00 p.m. in May. Beautifully situated and close to the birthplace of Joan of Arc and 2.5 km from the basilica. All amenities available, including emptying toilet cassettes.