Great spot relative to Metz. Note: you receive two receipts, with the code for the electricity and the barrier to exit on the last one. The pitches are super narrow; the window and door can barely open. We have a Carthago and it is actually a bit too big for this place. But perfectly fine for one night.

The campsite was taken over by father and son Durant in 2023. The campsite is in an old state, with a number of old mobile homes still present, making it appear worn. However, there are large pitches for campers. The sanitary facilities are completely inadequate, but then again, they can't do everything at once. The waste disposal is mediocre in terms of hygiene. The price is on the high side for the facilities offered (€27 for 1 night, 2 people, 1 small dog). The staff is friendly, and there is a bread service and a snack bar in the evening.

This is a 3-star campsite with access to the municipal swimming pool. Very tidy, large pitches, shade thanks to mature trees, exceptionally friendly reception staff, a bread service, a daily food truck during the season, and supermarkets at the campsite. Nothing to complain about and an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area; wonderful for cycling on good cycle paths, and Bayeux is beautiful and easily accessible.

Huttopia campsite. Fine for visiting Angers. The campsite itself costs €80+ for a camper, 2 nights for 2 people, plus a dog, which we find quite steep considering the state of maintenance of the campsite. Worn out, lots of weeds, untrimmed hedges, decks haven't been cleaned after the winter, leaves everywhere. We are not used to this from a Huttopia. The chalets are visibly unmaintained on the outside. The camper pitch itself is fine, but here too, it is unkempt. A shame.

Sanitary facilities in excellent order. We were parked in front of the barrier on the beach side under the pine trees, which meant we were the only ones with shade. There was resin on the chairs, awning, and camper, but it was easy to remove. The beach is fantastic, with plenty of choice of good quality bars and restaurants. Large shop on top of the shop. Staff exceptionally friendly. Pitches are huge. We don't like the Riviera due to the crowds, but this campsite caters to everything.

We stayed here for a week. Owners super friendly. Croissants not okay so we opted for the bakery in the village. Sanitary facilities fine but no cold water. Seriously steep road to the river. Lovely here for dogs. Restaurant open between 7 and 8 so that's mediocre. St Ammoix nice. Not worth 4 stars for us.

Lovely spot, 2 minutes from the village. By a small river, so wonderful cooling. Lots of shade, and that is particularly pleasant when it's 35+. Cycling is easy. Borne is made. And we find it very quiet in terms of traffic.