@Karonobbi

Excellent facilities for water and waste disposal. I can't comment on the parking area as we didn't stay overnight. There are several parking areas in the town where you can park and stay overnight right on the beach.

Quiet parking area right on the beach promenade with access to the sea. A small supermarket, a great bakery, and several bars are about 300 meters away. One star deducted for the lack of waste disposal facilities. Good cycling and hiking opportunities. Besides three (friendly) permanent residents, there were about 10 motorhomes in the parking area. Our three nights were quiet, even when a few Spanish families were there over the weekend.

Three slightly sloping campervan pitches on a large parking area, with waste disposal facilities nearby. No fresh water supply. Quiet location. From there, a good starting point for cycling to Luxembourg City, approximately 20 km via cycle paths. Thanks to the city for this parking area.

Designated pitches, each with an electrical hookup. The sanitary facilities are basic but clean. The beach and the charming town are easily reachable on foot in five to ten minutes. There's a small playground and a separate soccer/football field for children. Beautiful cycling and hiking trails run along the coast and inland. Boulogne-sur-Mer is easily accessible by bicycle in five kilometers. 2 adults + 1 child without electricity: €27.

The location is fantastic, with direct beach access. The old construction fences along the beach have been replaced with a nice picket fence. While the sanitary facilities are dated, they were cleaned regularly. Especially from the first row, you have a breathtaking view of the sea and the sunset. Water taps are located throughout the campsite. We paid €22.80 per day for two adults and one child without electricity.

A wonderfully peaceful spot. The large meadow offers both sunny and shady spots. The hosts are very friendly and offer a comprehensive wine tasting. They have excellent wines and jams. It's easy to cycle to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence along the road. However, a more scenic route is along a gravel path beside a canal with several small waterfalls. The campsite was quite busy, with 4-7 motorhomes.

There are five sufficiently long parking spaces in a parking lot, with the water and waste disposal facilities right in front. Since there's only one tap, I didn't use the drinking water. The town is very beautiful and can be reached on foot in 10-15 minutes. When we arrived, only one space was left. Several shorter motorhomes were parked in the car parking spaces.

We stayed there overnight on October 27, 2025. Several large, slightly sloping pitches were still available. The water and waste disposal facilities worked perfectly (do not empty the toilet where the two taps are, but rather in the Aqua Negra hatch between the two floor drains). The town center is about 3.5 km away, a 50-minute walk. It is also easily accessible by bus.