Beautiful campsite with every amenity. Very beautiful and peaceful surroundings. Super clean showers and toilets, nice spots for your camper. Lovely swimming pool, restaurant and café where you can eat well, and very nice and hospitable owners. In short, highly recommended.

A particularly lovely camper site at former winegrower Sebastian and Nathalie's. We had a wonderful stay on a beautiful field and enjoyed a wine tasting with delicious snacks. A solid five stars for this place with stunning views, pure rural tranquility, and French hospitality. Highly recommended!

A very nice, quiet campsite just a stone's throw from a beautiful reservoir. It has everything you need, though it is a bit faded glory. But that has a certain charm too. The restaurant around the corner is highly recommended.

It must have been a very beautiful campsite, but when we stayed there in March 2026, it was a sad, desolate place. Dozens of fallen trees and a wreck caused by severe storms in January/February. Unfortunately, not recommended.

Beautiful campsite with a cozy restaurant. Very nice and helpful people who run the place. A bit on the expensive side, though.

Super spot. Had a wonderful three days. Beautiful surroundings, nice pool, lovely and quiet. We will definitely come back again!

Nice, tidy camper site. Perfect for exploring the city center on foot from there. Don't arrive too late, as it will most likely be full.

Beautiful, spacious camper pitch on a large wine producer's car park. No electricity, but there is a water and waste disposal point. Water costs €2, or if the wine shop is open, you can get a token there.

A frequently used small parking lot by residents and commuters during workdays, as there is no paid parking there yet. We arrived in the early evening and were lucky. A perfect spot to explore the city. Zero facilities.

Good spot for one or two nights. No electricity, but there is water and a waste disposal point. This is a large, busy car park with space for about ten campers on the edge. Don't arrive too late, as there is a good chance the spots will be full by then.

What a godsend this campervan site is. Especially since we have a dog with us. It is a five-minute walk to the old city gate. There is a beautiful park next to it. It is a large parking lot with space for campervans; there is water and a dump station. Do arrive on time, though, as it can get very busy. Our campervan is 7.5 meters long, so we didn't fit everywhere. Fortunately, we were lucky and found a good spot at the back.

A very nice, relaxed place to stay. On the edge of a beautiful little village. There is no electricity; there are power pedestals, but they are not connected. It seems that the campsite was never finished.