The site is quite basic it has everything you need including a good restaurant staffed by the owners. One thing Motorhome owners need to be aware of is that there are no facilities for emptying chemical toilets at the moment, although the owners are trying to correct that. The situation in the mountains is beautiful and there is a profusion of beautiful butterflies.

Excellent aire located on the edge of town in a disused and repurposed railway station. Good firm pitches, but no shade. A bicycle path runs for long distances both north and south. The town is picturesque and has the usual bars and shops. There is a decent restaurant just outside the aire. Sanitation facilities are fairly clean and cost €4. Well worth spending a few days here.

A curious site offering tree houses, floating cabins as well as more conventional pitches. The site has a large collection of animals and extensive recreational facilities. The staff are charming and helpful. Bread available in the morning if ordered the previous day. 15 euros plus tax on an Acsi card.

Stopped here for lunch, but not sure I would want to spend the night here. There is a considerable slope and lots of road noise. It may be quieter at night and is certainly convenient.

What a lovely place to spend the night. No water facilities, but plenty to see and do at the two boat lifts nearby. All in all a pleasant place to be. Only the lack of facilities stops me giving the place a rating of ten.

This sure has always been a reliable stop-over for me whether prior to departure or just after arrival from the UK. Cost is 7.5 euros plus 2 euros for water facilities st the separate water point.

A fairly new site located alongside a 28 hectare lake. The cost is 6 euros for 24 hours including electric and sanitation, which is pretty reasonable. The aire is slightly let down by it’s surface which is rough hardcore and slopes so much that you can’t get level even on blocks. The town is about a kilometre away reaches by walking round the lake. All in all a pleasant spot.

Nice, well laid out aire with hard-standing and grass pitches. The bourne was "hors service" during our visit although you could still empty the toilet cassette and use the drive over drain. Bread is available at the Mairie 0830-0930 except Wednesday. Some distant road noise.

Further to my last review, the entry code is required to obtain water. At the water point you put the code in, but the 9 and 0 keys do not work. So if your code uses these numbers that is hard luck.

Peaceful aire on the edge of large forest. Plenty of good walking and birdwatching. No shops or bars/restaurants nearby though. The place appears to have been a municipal campsite once.

A decent aire with good access to the town (10 minutes) and good views over the countryside to the south. Some road and railway noise. Toilet cassette emptying point with tap, but no grey water discharge and no drinking water tap.

Well laid out aire with individual pitches bordered by hedges. Next to the aire is a boulangerie, a park and a lake. The site slopes requiring ramps to keep level. Some road noise, but otherwise excellent.

A fine aire next to an impressive fortification. 20 euros to look round and well worth it. The nearby Jardin pour la Paix is very pleasant as well. There are five dedicated motorhome parking places with plenty of other parking available for overflow.

Pleasant and quiet aire alongside a river. The attractive village is just across the old bridge. Bread and jetons for water are available in the Proxi supermarket.

Reasonable stellplatz, but becoming surrounded by housing developments. 3 euros in winter, 5 in summer. Pay at swimming pool or tourist information. Both of these were closed on a Sunday when we visited. 1 euro for water.

An idyllic place, looking out onto a bay with rocky headlands and islands and surrounded by woodland. Just the sort of location you dream of when you buy a motorhome. However there is no water or sanitary facility.