Actually concerns 2 places. A Sanistation - emptying point (paid, but the machine is currently out of order) south of the road (D298), with a few power connections as well (but it is unclear to me how you could park here). The actual camper site (Halte Nautique) north of the road. Shady, large pitches BUT limited to 3.5 tonnes. Water can also be drawn here, there is a (squat) toilet and a reading kiosk.

Fine, small camper site. Good as a stopover. There isn't much to do. Disposing of grey and black water, taking on water, all free. Rather small, separated pitches (K4) plus a picnic spot. Larger (truck) parking next door. Bakery, small supermarket (limited hours) around the corner, butcher 200m away.

Great camper spot. Flat, partly shaded, black and grey water disposal, fresh water, excellent public toilet 50 m away. Walking trail nearby. What more could you ask for as a passing camper?

A bit secluded but spacious, quiet (OK, you do hear the company across the street at times). Sanitary station with tokens. Looks a bit like it used to be a campsite. Pitch along the water (take the first entrance) or more spread out, with or without trees. It takes a bit of searching to set up horizontally, but otherwise fine.

Calling it a campervan site is an exaggeration. You can park in the square next to the church, and you can empty grey and black water. I wouldn't take water here. There are toilets (urinals and toilet bowls without seats) and that is about it. I don't think they would like to see us coming to the cemetery, standing over 2 m.