Nice little grassy area to sit by the camper in the sun or the shade. However, there is a lot of noise from the adjacent N-road.

Great camper pitch. Like so many others, we walked to Gerberoy. 30 minutes. Steep climb. That's why we stayed an extra night. Small supermarket an 8-minute walk away. Had a nice lunch in the autumn sun.

Great campsite. All amenities and free too. We were at the edge of the park and could enjoy the sun on the grass. Through the trees, you can clearly see the village church situated on higher ground.

For us, a perfect free campervan site. We were parked on the gravel section along the 2-meter-wide strip of grass beside the stream. We could sit outside comfortably there. Getting water for a 2-euro coin worked well.

Fine and quiet camper site if you are self-sufficient. 90% of the parked cars are walking a dog in the park.

Drive past the waste bins and the cemetery. The camper pitch is on the grass field. Right next to it is a car park for passenger cars. Large campers cannot park there.

We have been coming here (every now and then) for years. Since the renovation, it is less cluttered and greener. However, there are far fewer and smaller spots to park. No problem for our campervan. With larger campers, it can be a challenge. Plenty of restaurants and cafes, and good walking opportunities.

Nice spot with certainly room for 4 campers on the field by the picnic table. Occasionally a train on the other side. Nice view of the Marne-Rhine Canal.

Behind the barrier at the boat ramp is a hut with real toilets and real showers (with hot water). At the entrance to the free parking lot is a water tap for filling jerry cans. Today the grass was too wet and boggy. But there's plenty of gravel along the edge. In short, a place worth keeping secret.