Permanent height barrier of 2m with barely enough space for 2 campers at entrance - hence only 3*. 231 steps down to beach! No facilities but it is a lovely small village with an excellent restaurant that was actually open and busy on a cold, wet and windy Monday in February.

Huge grass area on cliff top but no facilities. Very pretty village and viewpoint but steep climb to and fro. Friendly atmosphere at seafront with many locals. However no dogs on beach. Very windy and wet when we visited - some wheel-spinning on wet grass when we left so caution is needed.

Site is old lorry park but given 7 as it is so convenient for a lovely town. Plenty restaurants and Benedictine Distillery impressive. Huge Saturday market and very well stocked fish market. Tourist info very helpful.

Disappointing. Church bells quite disturbing (though church was beautiful). No dogs on small pebbled beach. Town ok, not much going on except for the casino.

Lovely peaceful stop by river. Beautiful friendly village with lovely church and chapel.

Great next to castle wall and easy visit into town. But extensive roadworks currently being undertaken (presumably to be finished before summer). Hospital over the road, however, starts a generator up at 7am which is very disturbing (we thought the road repair crew were starting their diggers up). Visit the town but I would avoid an overnight stay in future.

Beautifully set by river with free electric. Despite so much rain pitches were dry and clean. Roadworks close by but it didn’t disturb us. Village is a must to visit.

Perfect for visiting Honfleur and great view of Pont du Normandy.

It’s free. Very convenient if you want to visit Honfleur Outlet. Road noise was disturbing.

By disused railway which might have been nice to walk had it not been so wet. However the Abbey is a must to visit. Ice cream shop was terrible. Over priced, unfriendly service and appalling quality (not helped by the fact that it had obviously been hanging around in the cabinet for too long).