I had made it a favorite, but quickly removed it again. If you like cycling, it might be something for you, but for us, no. It is close to refueling in Schengen Luxembourg though.

Stayed 1 night in September because the campsite was full. Actually, we had a quiet stay and slept (it was Friday into Saturday, so quiet as it was). We wanted to see the center, but that was a bit disappointing. We would stay here again in a heartbeat.

It is always a hassle with this group. I took the card out of the glove compartment and put it against the post; the barrier opened, but before I was even in the car, it closed again and wouldn't open. I hadn't put money on the card yet. Then a French lady helped, called the number, and it was opened. (Taking the drive will probably be a drama again too.) This might well be my last visit to this group.

It might be the season, but there was nothing to do; we went for a short walk and just drove off the camper site.

June 26, a heatwave, 38°C in France. Looking for shade, we were able to park under the trees here. We didn't do or see anything else (too hot). Maybe next time.

It is no longer possible to stand here; they are working on the bridge and have occupied all the spots with construction materials.

A campervan site like this simply deserves 5 stars. We found a spot behind the campervan pitch, right in the adjoining parking lot with the same small sidewalk as all the other spots. I think you have to be lucky to get a spot because people probably stay for a long time, but on a Monday there was plenty of space right next to the campervan pitch.