Great campsite with beautiful and clean sanitary facilities. The pitches under cork trees can be a bit cluttered. It's by the sea (flat/boring coastline) and has excellent swimming pools, etc. It's a Yelloh Village campsite, so everything is spacious and reasonably priced. In early August, a large campervan (7.5 meters) for 4 people cost €100 per night. There's relatively little to do nearby. A convenient path behind the campsite is ideal for cycling/running along the coastline. It's a 1.5-hour ferry ride to/from Bastia.

Great campsite for exploring the area. Sanitary facilities are a bit dated but spotlessly clean. Corte, with its beautiful citadel, is a charming village with excellent restaurants (La Fontaine). The managers may seem a bit grumpy at first, but they're actually very friendly. Cash only. Beautiful swimming spot, a 10-minute walk uphill and then a mountain path down to the river. Beautiful, eroded swimming pools with rocks up to about 6 meters deep for jumping into the water. The train station is a 5-minute bike ride away.

campsite by the sea with its own beach entrance and a clear sea that gradually becomes deeper. We were just there on a few nice days, so it was packed, so keep that in mind. all Swedes seem to go to the beach. then the facilities are having a hard time, but they can get by. Cycling to the city is easy on a largely beautiful/flat cycle path. we wouldn't make a detour for it.

upgraded, newly asphalted parking lot, with a few sanitary containers that were otherwise fine/clean. in the harbor area with a bustling boulevard by Swedish standards. Each parking space also has an adjacent recreational space. which is cleverly done. about ten places on the harbor that are the most popular. good for a night's stay but not more than that for us. facilities excellent!

nice outdoor place with a good vibe with a circus theme. circus tent in the middle for bad weather and everything that looks like a gypsy wagon around it can be rented as a “hotel room” on the edge space for campers, etc. You have to like a bit of chaos because it is absolutely not well organized. sanitary facilities clean, electricity good, pitches not demarcated but reasonably flat and hard. Malmö is a 15-minute bike ride away. super hospitable!

super small-scale with all desired facilities (1 toilet, 1 shower, well-equipped outdoor kitchen) and several picnic tables to sit outside and/or under the patio. If no one is present, you can call the number and you will be treated very politely. payment is made in good faith in the “mailbox” transfer is also an option €16 to pay €6 for electricity 30 minutes from the ferry, otherwise only peace and quiet

excellent location with excellent motorhome pitches on a beautiful coastline. nice base for walking / cycling to eg neighboring town. several (city) beaches within a 20-minute walk! sanitary facilities, etc. at the campsite dated but clean. food truck on site is handy but not necessarily a culinary addition. at the bottom of the campsite are several shops with probably better croissants and bread, dinner was fine but not a high flyer.

great base for St. Sebastian. bus a few minutes walk from the campsite stops in the center. we had to swerve to the Camper Spot (across the street) where with 7 meters we actually just couldn't get into the box in terms of width +\\_ 1.5 meters to the side and there was the next camper…. this while there was enough space on the field. reception / reception chaotic. Campsite facilities otherwise fine and clean

excellent campsite, with spacious pitches, clean sanitary facilities. new (beautiful) swimming pool with small slide. shop / bar where basic needs are available. Haro (town) a few hundred meters away nice but don't imagine too much. also within walking / cycling distance of various wineries. if you want to visit these, inquire before a visit because it is difficult to enter and connect (especially in high season). camper with 2 adults and 2 kids €50