Beautiful campsite right on the lake. We were here from May 18-20 and it was still quiet, so we were able to pitch our tent by the small harbor; a fantastic spot with a view of the lake. The sanitary facilities were super clean, and there was a small shop where you could buy bread. Beautiful surroundings for cycling, including to Biscarrosse Plage. Highly recommended!

Great campsite for 1 or 2 nights while passing through, beautiful pitches and very nice owners. Sanitary facilities are dated but clean and good; renovations are underway. Bread can be ordered and the pizza service is recommended, delicious pizzas. In short, great!

A great campsite on the way south or back north. We stayed there for 2 nights on our way to Spain. The weather was drizzly (May 14/15), but the camper pitch was fine and the sanitary facilities were good. Peronne is a nice little town on the Sommen with a WWI museum, worth a visit.

Upgraded parking lot with showers and toilets. A fine alternative for one night to visit Santiago (that is enough), then move on. Good information for visiting Santiago and the owner is friendly. Also a sandwich service. Bus stop around the corner.

Great campsite on the coast with the beach within walking distance. Beautiful, spacious grass pitches and fantastic sanitary facilities. Small restaurant with pizzas and tapas dishes, as well as a bread service. Two restaurants nearby, but unfortunately, they were not open yet. Dinosaur footprints can be admired within walking distance.

Unique mini-campsite in the Lot. There is space for 6 campers with a private bathroom, fantastic! Beautiful surroundings, a nice pool, and very friendly owners Sandra and Patrick. A communal dinner with the owners and other guests is possible and is very enjoyable and good. The dog Boy is just as nice as his owners. We stayed 2 nights due to our return journey, but if we are ever in the area again on our way there, we will definitely stop by longer. Top spot 👍

Great campsite right on the beach, with only one road separating them. The beach is lovely, with a nice bar. The sanitary facilities are in excellent order, clean and plentiful. I absolutely do not understand the criticism in other reviews. Bread is available in a small shop. Saint-Jean is within cycling distance, a nice village with many lovely shops. In short, top-notch!

Campsite by the sea with a beautiful view and excellent sanitary facilities. Many regular Spanish guests, but that was fine too. No bread rolls in the morning; you had to get them at a small supermarket within walking/cycling distance, but it didn't open until very late when we were there (?). The village of Carreno isn't much to look at, but on the other hand, nearby Gijon is a beautiful city (doable by electric bike).

Safe, guarded campervan site with breathtaking views over Bilbao. Ideal for visiting the city. Sanitary facilities are minimal: one men's and one women's toilet, no sinks. In my opinion, they could definitely improve on that. Bread is for sale in the morning, as well as some snacks. Arrive early (before 12 pm) otherwise it will be full.

Beautiful, small-scale campsite by the sea with a small beach within walking distance. Young, friendly owners who pamper you. Beautiful, spacious pitches with shelter and grass; in short, perfect. Sanitary facilities are fine and clean. There is also a nice bar/terrace and a bread service available to order. In short, a gem! We will definitely come back when we are in the area again.

Beautiful campsite near the Picos. Breathtaking views, good sanitary facilities, lovely swimming pool, excellent restaurant with a bread roll service. Also, spacious pitches on grass. Friendly owners and staff. In short, a real gem! We will definitely come back when we are in the area again.

The campsite is nicely situated close to the city and the bus stops right outside. The sanitary facilities are OK; the showers, toilets, and washing facilities are good. The pitches vary; they aren't really level and some aren't good. You have to check carefully yourself what is okay. Don't book via Campercontact if you have an ACSI card, because then you pay top price. You won't get a discount then, whereas you do via their own website. So I paid €50 per night and got nothing back, whereas otherwise it was only €20 per night. A waste.

Campsite near Tours, easily accessible by bike. The campsite is basic, pitches for a camper are OK. Sanitary facilities are not particularly clean but acceptable. Good for 1 or 2 nights or for a stopover. Lidl is nearby, so stocking up is easy.