@Lein

Nice, simple, and quiet location with a great welcome. It is a shame that a small group of people feel they have to dictate the atmosphere with pounding music, a foam party, and shouting. The management should take action against that.

We were given a very small spot in the back with a view of "faded glory". It is a very large campsite with many regulars. There is a new toilet block (as well as many old buildings), but even with this, it is certainly not justified to charge more than €100 for two nights. As far as we are concerned, it is not recommended.

What a fantastic campsite. Lovely natural grounds, with various types of coniferous trees, where you interact with your neighbors but privacy is guaranteed. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. We only stayed two nights, but we will definitely be back. A real winner!!

Quite a nice campsite, but the information is incorrect. They'd never heard of the CKE card. You pay €64.40 for two nights with two people and a campervan in the off-season, even though many amenities are closed.

You arrive at 7 p.m., say you're staying one night, pay €37.50 (!!!), and are assigned a minimal pitch in a pebble-covered alley where you can look directly at your neighbors' plates and enjoy the passing traffic. A campsite like this should be ashamed to offer this, despite all the other positive aspects. It's the height of sadness. We won't be returning.

A rather dull campsite with lots of road noise, music from the neighbors, and the smell of a sewer or something. Pitches are difficult to access. Sanitary facilities are fine. Bayeux is a beautiful city, but very commercially oriented. The hospitality industry didn't seem very pleasant. Only a drink in a "restaurant"...you're sent away and not very friendly.

This is camping as it was always meant to be. No luxury, but peace and quiet and nature. Coen is a fantastic cook and a great host. He serves his meals (or cheese tastings) at a beautiful round, covered, hand-carved wooden bar. The area is full of beautiful places to visit. The WWII landings played a significant role in Normandy. Ask Coen for information, and he'll be happy to tell you. A campsite with a wonderful atmosphere!

What makes this a 4-star campsite is a mystery to me. Before you can reach the designated small spot with a concrete slab, you have to prune a tree. There's no atmosphere, no contact with people, and the immediate area around the campsite is a nightmare. It's not right on the river, and the sandwich service...you can order a baguette and croissants. The sanitary facilities and (small) swimming pool are quite okay. We stayed one night and left, so I wouldn't recommend it.

We could only stay one night (there were 11 pitches for people who could only stay one night???) and paid €42.88!!!! Most pitches were very close together. It also felt like being at a Dutch campsite. And...you're not allowed in the pool if you're wearing the wrong kind of swimwear, which is a bit disappointing for that price. Other amenities were quite okay.

Pay close attention!! This campsite is now called Camping Sunêlia Les Nids du Lac. We stayed two nights and paid €90.44 for a small campervan for two people. We felt completely ripped off. A small site, thumping music, a sort of school camp next to us with about 30 children, plus the other guests... and then a restroom with exactly one regular toilet for all male users. The excuse: "We're working on a new restroom."