The "Campers welcome" sign is no longer there. It is not clear to me whether this was done by the municipality. We drove on.

Quiet place to spend the night. Charges €5. Not intended for permanent parking; the spot is for museum visitors during the day. On the other hand... there is plenty of space.

Unfortunately, free accommodation also leads to abuse. The location is good, as described. It would be better not to offer free electricity and charge, for example, €5 per night, to promote throughput. This would likely encourage visitors to visit local businesses, bakeries, cafes, restaurants, etc. After all, it's a vacation, not a place to live.

shady quiet place (no solar charging). Indeed, an owl lives nearby. Visit the village via path that offers a view of the Seine. Cycling is good and ferries across the Seine are free for cyclists.

Nice spacious pitches, all amenities, including electricity, included. Some places do require a low El. cord (40 M). There are a large number of pitches and yet you can enjoy a private pitch on the grass with, if desired, enough shade during the day. Ideal as a base for beautiful bike rides to the old port, the peninsula or simply along the coast over the white cliffs. Beach by the sea about 2 km away.

Nice place. Always room. spacious lawn, about the size of two football fields. playground for the little ones and the local jeux de boules association has 16 courts. There are a surprising number of incredibly beautiful bike rides possible in this area. including the Nordic route. and wonderfully sloping alternating between grapes and sunflowers. cornfields and corn. All well signposted.

Campers do not need a small parking space.