A warm welcome from a friendly and pleasant English-speaking woman. The campsite looked well-maintained and everything was provided (electricity, wastewater/toilet emptying, and clean water). The showers were also good! The campervan sites were nice and large enough. Amiens was within cycling distance, a nice city worth visiting. There's no swimming pool at the campsite. There were a variety of nationalities on the campsite, but few French people. Food was available at the campsite from a food truck. We had a wonderful two days!

The shower head isn't great, and the building is worn out. The campervan sites are good, varied in size, with shade, and you can choose your own spot. Electricity is available. The area surrounding Le Clos restaurant was nice and delicious. There are also several wineries, but they were closed on weekends. The pool is fine, as is the beach. The water there is shallow (river), ankle-deep. Three stars because it's fine for a few days and has a dated, cluttered appearance.

We had a wonderful spot near the barrier. Everything was close by and nicely shaded. The campsite is beautifully situated among the trees, and the sanitary facilities are excellent, including a lovely warm rain shower. The pool provided a welcome cool-down, and in the evenings, you could also dine in the restaurant. The campsite is small, which creates a peaceful atmosphere. Electricity was available, and we could refill our water. However, we had nowhere to dispose of our wastewater (campervan). The area around the campsite is very peaceful.

A quiet campsite with everything you need, including a hot shower, spacious camper pitches with electricity, water refills, and more. A bread delivery service is available, and the owners are friendly, English-speaking. We left a day early because the area was too quiet for us and we missed a swimming pool.

Great campsite if you like children. There's plenty to do, and it gets very busy in peak season. The campsite is diverse. The sanitary facilities are excellent, though the showers could be a bit warmer. The surrounding towns aren't much to see, but it's a beautiful area for cycling. It's perfect for a few days without children; it's pleasant, but very busy.

The reception staff were very helpful. The owner made a delicious breakfast. It included a baguette, a croissant, and a pain au chocolat for €5. There was plenty of space for the campervan, and the electricity worked well! The restrooms were clean, though the showers could be a bit warmer. It was nice that there was music playing. The surrounding area is beautiful and there's an authentic village with a small market and a museum. The campsite itself is quiet, with visitors of various nationalities.