We just parked here to have a walk round this interesting and pretty little town, but it looked like the sort of place we’d feel comfortable to stay overnight . We paid the €5 charge at the machine but this might have been intended for overnighters rather than just for parking. Can’t comment on facilities as we didn’t see or use them, but there was electric hook up and a public toilet block.

We didn’t stay overnight but stopped off here en route. It felt like a clean and pleasant place, with water, waste etc but no electricity. The town was pretty, with a range of shops and bars, and there were some old buildings and an an SAS museum you could visit (right next to the aire).

Beautiful aire within walking distance of a really pretty little village - with magnificent views and a superb range of restaurants. You take a ticket at the barrier, and then pay at the machine (at the barrier) on the way out. €15 incl. electricity. Lovely pitches (some slightly sloping) with a bit of grass each. When the toilet block opens, this aire will definitely be worth a score of 10!

Good stopover place with showers, toilets and electricity for €11.50 a night (pay by credit card). Right next to river, with a lovely riverside walk into the beautiful town where we enjoyed an excellent meal. Only downside was some noise from the McDonalds, and the youths riding motorbikes and doing wheelies along the river path just outside the site. All quiet by about 11.30pm.

A lovely little aire - clean and fresh, away from the main road and next to the canal, within easy walking distance of the little village, which has a supermarket. There’s a clean public toilet at the Mairie - a few minutes walk away but good to know. The village is tiny but there is a lot of heavy traffic through it, so some lorry noise, but this didn’t spoil this lovely location.

This is just like a proper campsite, with spacious pitches, next to a river and all facilities, for just over €11 per night with your Pass d’Étapes card. Some pitches need extra long cables to reach electricity points. It’s a little bit out of the way, but there is a small village with restaurant, an impressive ’coq géant’ statue, and some nice little walks nearby.