The location is naturally nice, close to a beautiful little town. The sanitary facilities are very new. Pizza takeaway and bakery within a few minutes' walk. However, to me, it felt more like a parking lot next to the main road than a campsite. Functional, but you aren't there for the beautiful spot, so to speak. Still, I would choose this campsite: cycling back to the campsite further down the road in the dark didn't seem safe to us on that road.

Beautifully situated, you can reach the center or the harbor in no time by e-bike. In October, the swimming pool is even still open, although towards the end of the month it is more of a plunge pool. Bakery very close by. We cycled 10 km to Cala Rossa for the sandy beach. Porto Vecchio is still lively enough for our taste even in the off-season. We paid 20 euros per night for the campsite.

Beautiful campsite, clean sanitary facilities and good showers. You can take the bus to Bastia in half an hour, though service is limited and only runs back until 6:00 PM. The beach is pebble. We were still able to enjoy a nice swim in October. In the small village, however, almost everything was already closed; we cycled to Erbalunga for restaurants. And hiking near Pietracorbara is a nice excursion!

Beautiful spots amidst the greenery. Straight into the river with our kayak to paddle to the sea. Relaxed atmosphere, bread service even in October. Great location for a bike ride past the wine estates and St Florent, where plenty is still open even in October.

Lovely quiet spot for a stopover. No amenities, but an official site.

Nice quiet spot, clean toilet included. Feels safe. Quiet little town with nice restaurants. You do have to check in online and pay in advance, otherwise you won't get in. Not for the digital illiterate!

Slept well. There was also a Dixi toilet in August. We arrived at 1 p.m. and got the last spot in the designated camper area. A nice city for a day trip, and for 15 euros for 24 hours, it's definitely recommended!

For 15 euros, it's a great spot. Very quiet at night, a nice hot shower, and dishes are provided. Basic, but with all the amenities. A baker comes by around 8:45 a.m. (at least in July).

Now in July, sandwich service is also available

So nice! We used the bread service from the neighboring campsite, which might be a handy tip to save you the uphill drive for breakfast. Perfect camper site.