One space available, in a huge parking lot. How can you choose this place as a camper if the chance that one place is occupied is very high. So this place cannot be planned as resting place on the way, and the next day to look around and do some shopping. Took a risk and put the camper next to it.

This is what a motorhome needs. A quiet place with the essential amenities, with ample opportunities such as beach, cycling and a town nearby. Every good motorhome has a toilet, shower, etc. on board. But a good place with water and electricity is priceless. If you expect a hotel or camping, better go there.

Quietly slept close to the center. Great solution. We come back.

Great place, in the middle of the city, yet quiet, facilities that a camper needs. We did not expect to find it, behind a gas station. Fortunately, there is a LARGE, blue/white camper sign.

Great place. This is how a motorhome is intended. Fantastic view of the starry night sky, without being hindered by too much stray light.

We feel very comfortable here. Simple, but warm and welcoming.

CP and the restaurant "Chalet du Montal" are really right next to the here accessible river La Cure, a 1st category (fly) fish river. In addition to fishing, you can go hiking, swimming, cycling, nature trails, climbing, kayaks and quads in this neighborhood. The restaurant is simple, but there are also gourmet restaurants a few kn away. Burgundian so.

Satellite reception is no problem as long as you are not in the shade of the trees. With three (!) Possible terrains that should not be a problem. The signs at the party room indicate the possibilities, it is indeed a bit of a search.

Sani column in the village. Spending the night will be a bit noisy due to traffic. For this, the CP at the river and bridge is a few hundred meters away.

Quiet (overnight) place. Local residents walk there, with their dog, Clear fish water at the dam in the river. Large skate box for large and small, picnic table. Sani column in the village. Friendly people.

On large parking lot at sports complex. A lot of space. The Dechetterie has since been relocated. Water and drainage typically French, but usable. No "gens du voyage" seen, but given the size of the site, a "family gathering" could take place here, as in more places in France. Then there is a reasonable parking space with WC and water close to the center.

I had a great night on the grass together with five other campers. No directions. The first state and the others follow? Quiet and beautiful view. It takes some searching for the plumbing. Not in the limited sports field accommodation, but apparently at the service area at the municipale campsite a little further. Found this by searching for "service locations" or "all places" in the Campercontact app

Discharging gray water needs further explanation. There is a drain under the boat crane. There boats are sprayed and the well is provided with a separation installation. By the way, I often use my gray water to flush the WC cassette. I don't need the greywater drainage and the camper can remain standing.

February is ok. Night frost, still running water outside. And a creative solution to tap water in the case of solid frost through your water hose through the invalids toilet window. Electronic cashier exchanged only small change for a € 10 bill, envelopes for cash in the postbox were not there. Fine the next day with the "guard" arranged. Good feeling. Earplugs for train noise night.

Great place for campers reserved on a larger parking space for sports facilities. Sanizuil operates at one euro for water, also in the winter season. Close to Messel fossil museum and ditto excavation.

Top. Almost full in January. Never seen a French city with so much imagination for running water! Numerous bridges, playful paths and paving stones along many different streams, waterfalls and waterfronts. For water-resistant children a challenge to find, count, photograph or whatever. Adults may also. Search for it.

By the turn of the year it was 90% full at night. You can leave with the camper in between and your computer reservation remains intact (not your place). But that also gave quite a reason for computer failure. This could be solved by telephone (in French) and there were many bystanders who assisted you. Also nice again. And without a bit of adventure, the campervan holiday will be a bit too ordinary. 😊👍

Fine. Former campsite, now motorhome, Spacious, with trees, but also places with satellite reception. Almost everywhere power. Sanitary houses no longer in function, but 4 (2 in winter) sanitary. WiFi included for 3 hours per day, but no streaming. Quiet if you keep distance to the traffic routes. Cycling (in the city for rent) or bus connection is necessary. 60% occupied with the turn of the year!

Great place. Also in the winter. Sanitary is unfortunately in "winter rest", so no water and the drain is blocked. In the nearby center toilets are open at a parking lot. There you can discharge and take water.

Not easy to find, with TomTom, but in the dark. Parking, getting out, looking and asking. And only pay entrance when you stand in front of the tree, otherwise it will close again. And at the end of November messing around with a PVC water bag gives a different feeling than a summer camping. Not all of them, otherwise we should have booked a hotel, right? Glad that there was still water; often closed in Nov.

Sympathetic place with nice inhabitants. The fact that the stores are closed on Mondays is characteristic of La France Profonde. Sanizuil also a bit, but the public toilets are also open late at night. Finding a place was a bit difficult. One road ran dead into nowhere, the other went to the sani column, but luckily parking could be directly behind the church, on a kind of "playground."

Arrived in the evening. Environment ok, but CP debatable. Type of enlarged parking port along a road opposite almost too beautiful Champagne residences-sales enterprises. Too narrow to park at right angles with 6.5 m camper, but unclear whether you are enclosed between cars the next day. Info removed from Sani, column does not give the impression to function.

We have a weekend with six campers along the Seine. There is fishing and sailing, people walk, especially in the park with impressively carved trees, boules. The town invites to research and the environment is suitable for cycling. Ok, you are at a parking and boat unloading area, but it turned out to be attractive enough to stay instead of continuing to drive. Sani usable.

Everything is right, but full is full. Overnight drivers outside the 5 places, also on parking places in the neighborhood, receive at least one warning, license plate is noted in police system. Drive on to the campsite or another CP inland.

Very nice indeed. Adventure: walk in the city (with your dog) at 11.30 pm, in starlight and a single lighted window. Where can you still be today?

No threshold, but a strip of cobblestones for not parking. Best of through traffic. First drive through a bit before you decide to park. OK further.

Strikingly friendly, approachable villagers. Place very authentic. If you wish, a campsite further down with a beach. Sanizuil next to fire station barracks.

Were in the neighborhood on Tuesday. Restaurant closed, but in the P-place overnight. Otherwise we would have liked to eat there. Terrain is well paved, but in rainy weather choose a dry exit. We come back.