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Great spot, a 5-minute walk from the castle and the town center. You can empty your waste there (just outside the site before driving onto it).

Great spot, indeed as indicated without amenities, a 7-minute bike ride from the cathedral (20 minutes on foot). There are other campers there, but that is perfectly fine. We stayed for 2 nights because Rouen is really worth seeing.

A really great stopover spot for 12.50 including electricity and all amenities. The town is a 10-minute bike ride away and is nice, with 3 churches (one of which is a cathedral), a town hall, and a cozy square for a drink or a bite to eat. There are also two (small) supermarkets in the center.

Three fantastic free spots, signposted and with (paid) electricity for those who like it. Less than an 8-minute bike ride from beautiful Lier. A mini Bruges with cozy terraces and sights. Both the location and the town are highly recommended!

Indeed, 80 free spots on a somewhat bumpy grassy field. But it is free, and it is a short climb to the town, or turn right and you walk straight into the harbor with restaurants and boat rentals. You should definitely set aside about 4 hours for Dinan; you can climb the castle and tower, and there are also charming (old) streets with shops and terraces. Definitely worth a stop.....

Indeed, a great place to visit Saint Malo. You park in a parking lot, but it is within cycling distance, or you can take the free bus to the old town for just 7.50 euros. Catering is also available...

Really great spot (or rather, 2 different spots). One in front of the Hyper U and one at the back. You can turn left just before the 2.40 meter pole, and then you have 10 spots in front of the Hyper U and another 8 spots at the back. Stayed 2 nights and, of course, ate oysters, went to the beach (10 min by bike), and had a delicious meal on the boulevard. Definitely worth an (oyster) stop. And handy if you want to do some grocery shopping.

Indeed a great spot! Flat and, as described, you can empty your waste tank and fill up with water. Fresh bread at the baker in the village and a pizza vending machine that was used frequently (no personal experience).

Great spot, within cycling distance of the center and right next to the memorial. Caen is definitely worth a visit.

Great spot and indeed 5 km from Le Mont Saint Michel. You can empty your waste tank and refill your water, and there is a supermarket within walking distance, so all amenities are close together. You can take your bikes right across the bridge, where there are bike parking spaces. Furthermore, the Abbey is worth a visit; otherwise, all the surrounding streets are of course super touristy... but for a day trip: absolutely nothing wrong with it 😉