Stayed one night for €20 without electricity. Excellent pitch on the grass. The toilet lacked a seat and toilet paper, but was reasonably clean. Didn't use the shower. I'd give it 5 stars for the location, almost in Honfleur! Nice, friendly place.

Great for one night if you want to visit Mont-Saint-Michel. A shuttle bus is available, but walking is more fun. We found it was longer than 2 km. The pitches are fine, not large. The bathroom facilities were okay; they opened with a tag. The shower button only took about 4 seconds, so you had to press it often. The campsite costs €26, and upon checkout, you have to pay a €0.44 tourist tax, and at the barrier, another €13 parking fee.

It's a bit confusing to get there, so check the sign carefully. You can choose your own spot on a large lawn. There's one compost toilet, which was fine. They tell you the time of the wine tasting, which was 7 pm. It was a nice touch; you got four wines. If you bought a case afterward, you didn't have to pay the €10 parking fee. We bought two individual bottles, so we did pay that and the €8 tasting per person. The location is perfect for a one-night stay.

Beautiful campsite surrounded by greenery. The campervan pitches were full, but we were allowed to pitch between the (empty) cottages, which was perfect. The restrooms are upstairs and neat and clean. I only missed a hook for hanging my bag in the shower. The restaurant is also excellent, with a nice outdoor terrace, especially for breakfast. Cycling to San Sebastian is fun; there are clear cycle paths in the city. There's a beautiful beach and a historic center. Tip: Ensô cocktail bar, beautiful and delicious!

Great campsite, €32 per night, plenty of spacious pitches, good and clean restrooms. The restaurant is excellent, though the BBQ area doesn't open until 9 p.m., but it's worth it! Be sure to visit the Bardenas Reales, a 20-minute drive away! The only downside is that it's adjacent to a busy road.

Beautiful terraced campsite, each camper spot is surrounded by trees and has a hard pebble surface. There are lampposts with sensors, very handy if you have to climb the stairs in the dark after showering. The sanitary facilities are clean and tidy. There's a good restaurant for lunch and dinner. Walking: the village isn't much, but has one bar/restaurant. Opposite the campsite, you can walk to a dam, which we found enjoyable. One night is €50.

Good location, close to the center. On a busy road, which you can hear. The minimum stay was two nights with electricity for €87, which is quite expensive. Small pitches. Good and clean bathrooms. Unfortunately, we were woken at 5 a.m. by some roosters.

A very luxurious campsite! Large pitch with electricity and water. It feels more like a holiday park; everything is there. Bakery, delicatessen, greengrocer, restaurant, bar, huge swimming pool, wine shop, even a hairdresser. There's also a large sand/pebble beach. You can take a ferry to the town. Simply wonderful to relax for a few days.

A beautiful, large campsite with a wide variety of accommodations and 40 campervan pitches with private sanitary facilities. Unfortunately, there was only room for one night, so we couldn't use the lovely swimming pool. There was plenty for children to do. The restaurant has a small, basic menu but was also excellent. The bread roll service is always helpful. Friendly reception.

Great campsite, within walking distance of a pleasant town center. Showers and toilets are good, and the shower works with an electronic bracelet.

Great campsite, good and clean sanitary facilities. Good pitch, under the trees. It's a nice walk to Gap, but the return trip is quite a challenging, steep road. We stayed there for one night.

Beautiful campsite, colorful and immediately felt cozy. Plenty of shady spots. Sanitary facilities were excellent and clean. Within walking distance of Vizille Castle, which houses a nice museum and a beautiful park in front of it. We stayed there for one night.

Situated on a large lake, with several levels for pitching. Beautiful, clean, and new restrooms. Friendly owner, and the bread service was also excellent. We took a lovely bike ride around the lake, thankfully with electric power. The village itself wasn't particularly special. It was very dark at night when you had to walk to the restroom (and back). But we enjoyed our two nights here.

On a large lake. We stayed there for one night while traveling. We had our own bathroom, which was very neat and clean. Beautiful hilly surroundings. We cycled a lovely route, thankfully using an electric bike.

Beautiful spots on the water. Access is by license plate. A code for the restrooms/showers was fine. Within walking distance of Vianden, with a fun cable car ride to the castle. We stayed one night while traveling through.