I visited this place and wasted my time. They said they were closed for a few days due to an event. There were no detailed instructions or explanations. It seemed like the owner had no intention of running a place like this. It would be better to go to a campground that's open for business.

This is an old campground. The facilities are very worn. Basic necessities like water supply and chemical treatment are very inconvenient. The site itself is poorly maintained. The staff are relatively friendly, but this image cannot be erased. Bordeaux is close, but it's expensive for the facilities. Many electrical outlets are dead.

It's a great place to stay for a night before taking the ferry to Dover, and a great place to stop for a night after leaving England. There are no facilities here.

This campground is no longer in operation. It has been closed.

The owner is very friendly. There's no electricity, but you can use the cassettes and water. It costs 7.50 pounds per night. I recommend staying for one night as a stopover.

This is a great campsite. Friendly, reasonable prices, and clean facilities. I spent two nights there. Highly recommended.

This place is closed

This small campground has only five motorhome spaces, making it a great place to stay overnight. It's quiet and safe at night. The large parking lot adds to the feeling of security. It costs £3.50 per day. Access to the city is easy.

It's a great place to stay overnight on the roadside. The facilities are generally good. At £30 for a two-person campervan, the price is significantly higher than the app.

Friendly staff, honest prices, 2 person 1 night van without electricity 150pln, 160pln with electricity, all facilities are good. However, the Greywater facility needs renovation. It is a good place to stay as a gateway to the city.

Why are there no reviews for this place? Is there a reason? If anyone has experienced this, please let me know. I need information.

Here, you can get water from the first line next to the gas pump. And you can dump graywater on the ground there. It seems that blackwater and electricity require you to go to the mart and pay for approval.

This is a place you should never go. They force you out because it is a neighborhood space. Campers will regret going here.

The staff at this campsite are very friendly. Electricity can be charged for 30 dirhams, and motorhomes are 60 dirhams, total 90 dirhams (emptying gray water, emptying black water, and filling with fresh water). However, showers and toilets must be taken care of in the campsite. It is a campsite where horseback riding is also available.

The place is of a reasonable size and the boss and staff are very friendly. The facilities on the site are old, but they are clean and decent considering that it is Morocco. It was a bit disappointing that only one water fountain was working. Hot showers are available, which is good for recovering from fatigue. The electricity is 220 volts, which is perfect. In the morning, the restaurant gives you a pancake and a piece of bread, so you can have a simple and free breakfast. I highly recommend it.

The camping site is small, but the facilities are well maintained. Hot water is also good. After taking a shower with warm water, the fatigue of the day disappears. It costs 80 dirhams, excluding 100 dirhams for electricity. Gray and blackberry are nowhere to be seen.

This campsite is large in size. However, the facilities are very old, and even the few that remain are broken. The owner does not seem to have any intention of fixing them. The price is cheap at 70 dirhams including electricity, but it seems that the facility maintenance is only worth the price.

This is the first campsite in Morocco that provides toilet paper. However, the hot water is a bit disappointing. The campsite is not large, but it is clean and the facilities are good overall. It is by far the best in Morocco.