Place with a beautiful view, sea on two sides. A bit crooked but manageable with blocks.

We were here this afternoon for lunch and to take care of the camper. The care station is pretty broken. You couldn't dump waste water or take in drinking water. Maybe you could have emptied the toilet, but not flushed it, because there was no water. We drove on. There was enough space to stand.

We were here October 6 to 8, and it was indeed difficult to maneuver because of trees in the spots. What I didn't see mentioned anywhere is that this campsite does not have a camper care area. You can only change your chemical toilet and possibly refill your water with watering cans. Draining gray water and taking in water with a hose is not possible! Sanitary facilities partly renovated and the beach is nearby.

We have been here last weekend. Great base for Tiengemeten by bike. We were camper number 4 so we couldn't stand on the waterfront, so we didn't have a nice view. Showers and toilets are fine, we were able to dispose of chemical toilets, but there is no gray water drain. That was only possible with basins in the container for the chemical toilet. Under these circumstances 25 euros per night is expensive for what you get.

There is now a sign that you can stand there, but NOT on blocks, no awning and no tables and chairs outside. there is no care, then you have to go to Langres, for example. There is a beach where you can swim.

Great place to stay, nicely restored town, excellent care place. Recommended

We stood here last night. Great place and location, especially if you want to walk along the Rio Borosa. However, the facilities are completely unusable. There is only a grate in the ground where some people apparently also empty their toilets so that you can see the turds floating. As a result, you don't even dare to let your gray water run there. The faucet doesn't look fresh either. Basically comes across one with no amenities.