We were here on 10th October and found it to be a beautiful spot for a quiet overnight on the way home. Mme sells lovely cider to round off the evening watching the sunset over the field and animals.

This appears to be a very new aire and extremely well laid out. Gravel with grass surround. Water and dump point easily accessible even if not staying the night. A short walk in to a pretty town with shops, restaurants etc.

Grass pitches next to a campsite, €5 per day payable at campsite reception when it is open. if not put money in envelope provided. EHU for disabled use only, water and dumping is free. Pleasant location by fishing lakes and easy walk into very quiet village.

A lovely aire at a family vineyard, wine tasting and products for sale. Shower and toilet available for a suggested donation of 3 euro. Parking free, 4 euros electricity (needs continental plug) 8 spaces but only 6 plug points. A very warm welcome by Mme Batard.

A free aire with a 20 minute bus ride in to Saint Nazaire. A bit sloping and services are further down the one-way road which you need to visit first. Lovely picnic area across the road and a coastal walk in both directions. Quiet at night.

We stayed 13th Sept and were the only ones there. We visited the gardens in the afternoon, expensive but interesting. No payment required at services, so a free night. Handy for stopping near to Rennes not far from main road.

We stayed here on 10th Sept and again on 4th Oct and paid 10.10 euros per night. A walk along the towpath on the opposite side of the river was lovely in either direction. There is no longer a bakery in the village but you can get bread in the tabac/bar. 2 showers/2toliets and a few wash basins were useful with hot water. A lady comes around in the evening to collect the money.

A quiet farm stop within 30 minutes drive from Dieppe. Basic, but adequate facilities. 15 minute walk to nearest shops/bar/church etc.

A lovely town to visit, with a beautiful abbey. Ferry could not take us even though under 3500 and less than 6m length due to the angle of the slipway so do check first. We visited a boot fair on Sunday in the market square which closed the road out of the town so had to drive right down and around the river to get back to the main road.

An excellent camperplaats, within walking distance of the pretty canal area known as 'Little Venice'. Somewhat muddy after a lot of rain, but soon dried out. Gravel space is a little on the narrow side so we stepped out on to rather wet grass, but were not allowed to put mud mat down. Owner comes round in the evening to collect money.

Excellent base to visit Kinderdijk by water bus. All facilities more than adequate, parking spots quite large. Shops and restaurants near by.

We headed for this camperplaats as we came off the ferry at 17.45 only to find all 5 spaces taken. However, there were plenty of normal car parking spaces further along the boulevard and a couple of other motorhomes parked there. At only 5.70m long we were able to reverse in and have our slight rear overhang over the pavement. We were almost level so did not need to put levelling ramps out. .

Ons Plekske is beautiful, so well run with immaculate grass pitches and plenty of electric points, toilet, shower, dish-wash, hand-basins as well as wifi included. Also a washing machine and tumble dryer. The owners speak fairly good English. The nearest supermarket is about 3 kms away in Cuijk. There are a selection of cycle route maps to choose from in the information room. Highly recommended