Nice camper site by the river. Charming village within walking distance. When we were there, there was a large flea market. In the village, there is a bakery, a small supermarket, and a few cafes. A place to return to.

We were here 2 weeks ago. Great campsite. Very friendly welcome. We had booked 2 days and added another 2 days. The market on Saturday in Péronne is nice. The cycle path along the Somme is lovely. We will definitely come back for a few days.

Cozy campsite. Sea view. Very friendly owners who make an effort to seat everyone so that they have a view of the sea. We took the bus to Paimpol. Not really worth the effort, but we did have some tasty pancakes and the bus ticket is very affordable, 1 euro per ride. The next day the boat to Ile de Brehat. A nice trip. Everything is within walking distance of the campsite. It is quite a steep climb back, though.

The camper pitch is very conveniently located for visiting the village. There are restaurants right by the pitch. The camper pitch serves very well as an overnight stop on the way and for spending a few pleasant hours in this charming village. If you prefer a level spot, perhaps try the spots on the asphalt at the front. There are also shaded spots available.

The view from the campsite is very beautiful. The reception was friendly but cool. The restaurant was not open. We did not use the sanitary facilities, but they looked perfectly fine. Bread rolls could only be picked up from 9 am. We did not take on water because the large boulders along the disposal point made maneuvering very difficult. I don't know why it is necessary to fence off that disposal point so much.

We thought it looked nice. Beautiful pitches. Friendly welcome. The reception is in a barracks. You can also pick up sandwiches in the barracks, where you can also get a drink. Good location for a quick bike ride to the village. Take the main entrance and turn immediately onto the cycle path. Cycling past the gates at the back of the campsite along the Loire is not very convenient. We didn't use the sanitary facilities, but they didn't look very modern or tidy.

Stayed for 2 nights. Excellent location for visiting Ypres. A 10-minute walk to the Menin Gate (Last Post). On Sunday, we were completely alone. We didn't use the restrooms. If you book through the campsite website as a senior citizen (65+) instead of through Campercontact, it's €3 cheaper for 2 nights. We paid €50 for 2 nights. It's a bit odd that you have to register at reception and then you're assigned a pitch. They're all the same pitches.

It's fine as a transit campervan site. Coins are required. Card payments don't work.

A lovely campsite surrounded by nature. A very friendly welcome. Coming from Otterlo, it's best to take the first indicated road. Our GPS suggested the next road, but it's narrower and longer, with sandy terrain. The Hoge Veluwe National Park is about 2.5 km from the campsite.