Just to clarify: the campervan site where you are allowed to stay overnight is located right next to the park entrance; however, you may only stay INSIDE the park until 11:00 PM at the latest. See photo of the sign.

The shower area (tile grout) could no longer be called clean (there was mold on it). We tried several taps, but cloudy water came out of all of them. We did not dare to take on drinking water for the camper. Payment is only possible the following day from 9 am.

Reasonably easy to get to, but then you really end up in the city center. The parking attendant monitors whether there is space for your camper in the back section, where vans are often parked as well. We left after about 2.5 hours and spent €3.90. So, very affordable.

Nice location with all amenities. You can sit on chairs in the adjacent small park. Only woken up early in the morning by a shovel from a nearby construction materials storage.

Very pleasant stay. Many of the rules were not bothersome to us. The old boss was busy with maintenance on the park-like surroundings all afternoon/evening. So we didn't hear him.

A lot of positive things have already been said. Agreed: the campsite is indeed combined with campsite Le Prarie; you can follow the signs for that. However, on September 4th, the bathing area at the far end of the lake is completely closed. A pity. Access to the nice lake can be found via a small detour past the reception. The village is about a 10-minute walk from the campsite. It is also easily accessible along the lake.