The distance to the town and shopping facilities is perfect, and it's very quiet.

The parking area is well-located for visiting Vannes. The bus stop is right in front of the entrance, and you can reach the old town in 20 minutes. Otherwise, it's just a parking area – nothing more, nothing less. You park on asphalt, and the spacing isn't exactly comfortable. You'll need leveling blocks in the upper section, as it's quite uneven, and a road runs right alongside the parking area. It can be rather noisy at times.

Here on the edge of town, it's quiet and clean. The only downside is the lack of a drinking water supply. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. Many thanks to the local council for this place.

If you'd like a glimpse of paradise, this is the place for you. A stunning location, clean sanitary facilities, good prices, and a very friendly welcome – what more could you want? The nature campsite is beautiful, and the location is simply idyllic. You can sleep peacefully and wake up to birdsong in the morning. This is exactly how I imagine paradise to be. Access is difficult for large campers and caravans.

A beautiful spot. The streetlights are switched off at 10 pm, and then you're surrounded by peace and darkness. The waste disposal facilities work well, and for €10 you have everything you need. There's a toilet opposite, by the small playground, which is open 24 hours and is also very clean, although a bit older. So you really don't need anything more. Many thanks to the small community for providing such a place.

A very friendly welcome and all in all a very nice and clean campsite. With a small campervan and two people without electricity, we paid €18.50 for one night. Can't complain.

Upon inquiry, we were assured that we could stay overnight. Naturally, we also bought tickets for the "Orgeln" (Organs). They are truly lovely, and the walk there is enjoyable. The short tour at the Orgeln is highly recommended.

Functional, nothing more. The toilets and sanitary facilities haven't been cleaned in ages. Dirt and feces at the waste disposal point. €8 is definitely too expensive for this place. The only truly nice thing is the walk across the wooden boardwalks of the saltworks to the small village.

Already closed today, 20.09.25.

These employees are simply worth their weight in gold. It's rare to find such friendly and helpful people. The restrooms are old, but very clean. There's a shuttle service that takes you to Ventimiglia or Menton. Or to the train platform for the journey to Monaco. The driver even got out with us to buy tickets. We're absolutely thrilled with these people.