Clean, well-maintained campsite. Friendly owners. The restaurant next to the campsite serves good food at a reasonable price. Cycling tip: take the Voie Verte to Le Mont St. Michel. Highly recommended.

Normally a nice place, but unfortunately there is a fair.

The campsite looks good. Unfortunately, the barrier didn't open for the people in front of us. They had a pass and had also made a reservation. We have left again.

Quiet camper site near the castle. About 20 campers parked there at night. Plenty of space. Clean restrooms. The castle was covered in scaffolding and the café was closed. There are lovely walks there, though.

A very friendly welcome. Plenty of space for campers or caravans. There was also a group of owners from a dog club with about 30 dogs. It was great to see them training. Great place!

A very dated campsite. The seasonal pitches with permanent residents and cabins look very neglected. The sanitary facilities are outdated, but are kept clean. It must have been a lovely campsite at one time. Such a shame. Paying and booking is quite a hassle. Good for one night.

Camper places on grass, not mowed and very uneven. Sanitary facilities not really clean and dated. No bread service, was referred to the baker in the village, but I think they haven't baked for years. Center looks poor. Good enough for a night.

Sorry, no place. There is a funfair.😤

great free overnight stay. Really quiet at night. We were at the back under the trees. Is kept very clean. You can walk straight into the town.

To gain access to the grounds, you need to purchase a ticket. No way to get it at the machine. So I left again. There is space available at the castle.