We were here in early November. The campsite was closed, so it was free. No loitering youth, but a charming medieval town with lovely shopping streets.

It looked good, but it was completely full. A little further on, there was a fair, hence all the large campers and caravans. The route through Rouen was tricky; Maps kept sending us into tunnels 2.40 meters high, and later 1.80 meters high.

There is nothing for campers to be found at this location.

A bit more expensive now but still very neat and with a beautiful view. Berwick is a very nice place within walking distance.

Nice campsite, excellent sanitary facilities, kitchen and laundry facilities. Washing or drying 3 pounds, buy coins at reception. Nice cafe open from 9:00 to 16:00, also breakfast etc. Two people without a pet, 35 pounds. A lot of traffic on the campsite, also in the morning.

Neat building with cafe and restaurant. Beautiful view. Costs 14 pounds p.p. and then possibly electricity, but those places were occupied. Port Charlotte is nearby, accessible via a cycle path.

Early May 2025 still closed, because under construction. Seems to be spacious and reasonably luxurious, but when?