Camper site with great facilities. Stayed here from April 2-4. 2 people with a camper for 19 euros per day. It was completely full. Great welcome, nice cycling along the Saar, nice town with a waterfall. Spacious pitch, electricity with 50-cent coins, showers with shower tokens. Excellent and clean sanitary facilities, bread roll service. No-brainer, just do it!

Agree with previous reviews. Addition: one large field without a fence, so little privacy. Clean toilets with seats, no toilet paper. Facilities: free gray water and chemical toilet disposal. Hot water at clean dishwashing area. Washing machine and dryer available for a fee. No play facilities for children. No bread delivery service, but a bakery is a 3-minute walk away.

Charming terraced campsite with many large olive trees. Friendly reception (they also speak English). We didn't notice any workmen (we were at the very top of the campsite, only holidaymakers there). Nice swimming pool. Auchan within walking distance (5 minutes). E-bike trips to Grasse (note: the way there is mostly uphill, sometimes quite steep). Not 5 stars because: the sanitary facilities aren't always clean and the price is quite high at €41 per night for 2 people, including electricity.

A very nice campsite, with friendly owners, clean restrooms (toilet seats, paper, soap, hot showers), and a bread roll service. A simple restaurant on the campsite with an extensive menu. We didn't use it in the evening, but we did have breakfast in the morning for €6 per person. The pitches are a bit tight for longer campers (over 7 meters). When we were there, there were many motorcyclists leaving early (no problem). The walk to the church on the mountaintop: challenging but recommended.

Great campsite, friendly reception, bread service, clean restrooms, nice shower, and excellent restaurant food. Not 5 stars because: no toilet seats, toilet paper outside the toilet in one of the restrooms, and lots of muddy spots, especially those in the shade (even without rain).

I agree with all the positive reviews written above. Also: The showers have a wonderful spray and you can adjust the temperature yourself. Toilets come with toilet paper and a toilet seat.

Small, simple campsite with outdated but clean sanitary facilities (no toilet paper). Level pitches and plenty of shade. Friendly and helpful owner. Bread roll service. Cash only. The campsite closed on September 1st, but anyone already there could stay as long as they liked. The beach is a bit too far to walk, but easily accessible by bike (3 minutes). Enjoy cycling along the sea. There is no entertainment for children (young or old) at the campsite.

Medium-sized campsite, spacious pitches. We were on grass. Clean sanitary facilities, toilet paper, nice jet when showering. Cycling and walking routes from the campsite. Please note: cycling routes through the forest only for mountain bikes or walking. No bread service in April, but 2 bakeries within walking distance in the village. There are also a few nice restaurants in the village.

Nice small quiet city campsite on the Maas. Spacious pitches on grass. Clean sanitary facilities. No toilet paper for men, yes for women. No waste point for grey water, otherwise all facilities available. Nice cycling and walking routes from the campsite. We stayed here for 2 nights during Easter and there was enough space. We had a delicious meal at Chez le Libanais in the village. Recommended!

Agree with the 2 previous reviews. Very nice manager. Attention has been paid to everything. Stayed for 2 nights (20 euros per night incl. electricity). Places are large and reasonably flat. You are on grass. Small-scale in the countryside. Clean sanitary facilities with toilet paper.