The previous speaker described the situation well. No measures are being taken to prevent flooding! For some time now, you have only been able to access the site when the office is open! Neighbors had to wait all afternoon in front of the entrance, others had to spend the night in another site even though they had paid the parking fee!

It's a nice, big place to park, but you have to pay for everything! The place has many old walls and excavations of a Roman city.

There are no plane trees on the site. It is a fairly uneven meadow from which you have a wonderful view of the valley. The restaurants were open. The containers for the residual waste are locked!

There are only 3 official RV parking spaces, but parking in the other spaces is tolerated. There is a beautiful park next door and just a few steps take you to a very beautiful place! Unfortunately there are no supply and disposal stations.

Very uneven terrain which will certainly cause problems in rainy weather.

The pitches are very narrow, but there is a nice park behind the pitch.

The site is closed off with a barrier. You need a camping card to enter!

It's actually a nice place with direct access to the beach, but this winter the place has been flooded several times and some of the places are muddy! The place is not cleaned either! What is particularly annoying is that the barriers cannot be operated when the office is not occupied!