Perhaps one minor drawback (otherwise 5 stars): it is a pity that pitches with and without electricity are the same price. Otherwise, everything a camper needs is available. The distance to the medieval village is easily walkable, and there are also various cycling routes available. The train ride on an old-fashioned steam train to Le Crotoy makes it complete.

Indeed, it wasn't entirely clear how to find this place due to the lack of a sign, but thanks to the owner/shop assistant of "Le Saint Clair" who very kindly showed me the way. Thanks to the municipality for maintaining this within cycling distance of Etretat. A clean campsite without facilities, but very quiet for an overnight stay.

Actually, I shouldn't advertise this free campervan site, because it probably won't be possible next year. A flat, clean site right by the beach in a lively coastal town. The restaurants are all close by. If only all coastal towns were this campervan-friendly.

I had a small problem checking in, because I created a card online and apparently didn't receive a code to enter. This was quickly resolved: with just one phone call, they opened the gate for me. Perfectly resolved by Camping-car park. The location of this park is superb as it is situated along the road. It is also a clean camper site without street noise. The restaurant across the road is recommended.

Beautiful spot without amenities, but with a lovely view of the Nuévalos reservoir. By bike, it takes less than 5 minutes to reach the beautiful village, which is part of the GR24, featuring a stunning church and buildings. Time has truly stood still here, but oh so beautiful. You sleep peacefully here, far from the main road (not that many cars drive through the village). If you travel outside of the general holidays, there is a good chance you will be the only one here.

I can only share the opinion of the other campers; it is indeed a beautiful, well-maintained campsite among the vineyards. Consequently, you have a magnificent view when you step out of your camper. The pitches are slightly sloping, so leveling blocks are advisable. The Saint Véran wines are delicious, and the red Pierreclos is excellent as well. Definitely recommended when heading south or home.

Indeed, a perfect campervan site when you are passing through. The site and the surrounding park with various small lakes are beautifully maintained. Perhaps the only downside is the lack of a restaurant that allows us to maintain our commercial presence. However, there are several supermarkets and a bakery within walking distance. Great.

This campsite should be scrapped since they have put a height restriction on it. Camping vans under 2.30 might be able to get in. It is a nice spot though, with nice restaurants, a river, and a small town within walking distance.

This is indeed a perfect campervan site (right on the Ourthe) for visiting Durbuy. Okay, you pay 35 euros, but in return you get lovely hot showers. The toilets are clean and you can empty grey water and the toilet there. Additionally, there is a small relaxation area and you can dispose of all your waste. Durbuy is within walking distance. There is also the option to take the walking path that runs around the village. I will definitely come back again.

A pleasant overnight spot (without amenities) for a campervan, with the sound of a flowing river in the background. Ideal for a walk and a meal afterward, so you don't have to drive home in the evening. I believe the campervan site has become slightly smaller due to the addition of storage tanks, which are currently not visible in the photos.