You don't have to imagine much about the pitch. It is a parking... The 3 * deserves the champagne house. He was friendly and spoke good English. He told us a lot about it the preparation process of their champagnes and of course also taste champagne. Unfortunately we couldn't get into the big ones, because the company was bottling the next day. About 30,000!!! We were allowed to come and see the next one, but he didn't have time for us himself.

Small-scale, well-maintained campsite with approximately 20 camper/tent pitches in addition to chalet pitches. All neatly demarcated on gravel. Shower and toilet facilities were clean, simple and not heated. Friendly welcome / possibly sandwich service. Less suitable for large campers (8m+). We paid €23.50 for our camper bus (2 people, 1 dog and electricity).

You can't give more than 1 star. it looked unkempt. Nobody present. You could see that they were doing some renovations. eventually drove to the next campsite La plenitude. this looked neat

beautiful spacious pitches demarcated with beautifully clipped hedges. Everything is there. Shop, restaurant. etc etc And a nice new spacious shower and toilet. and neatly clean food in restaurant is fine and friendly staff. beautiful environment. enough to do. In short, great

Campsite looked nice but a placard at reception stated 'permanently closed'. Finally parked in the harbor of Harstad.

We were lucky with the most beautiful spot with a covered private terrace and great views. City within walking distance, plumbing and all other camper necessities all neatly cared for. In the evening we received a lot of explanation from the hostess about the wines / port from the Douro region and tasted some bottles. She appeared to have acquired this knowledge during the many years that she had worked in the wine business.