I don't think this is a very good place. There are plenty of things arranged for campers and children, but a party was being organized in a large tent behind the pub that would last until very late. For that reason, we drove on.

Arrived around dinnertime after the boat. Ordered food and drinks and politely asked if we could spend the night in our camper. "Yes, of course you can." Great food, good Guinness, fun for the kids with that windmill. Highly recommended, even though there are no facilities, but that's what we all have a camper for, right?

We arrived Saturday evening at 18:30 and all the spots were full. Across the street, in a deserted parking lot, there was a camper and we parked next to it; another camper arrived during the night. The camper site itself has all the amenities. If you have children like us, it is located next to a fantastic playground.

Nice campsite with a fantastic water park. However, the pitches are very small for larger campers. It is difficult to maneuver. Otherwise, it is absolutely great. There are a lot of Dutch families though. Unfortunately, the village is nothing special.

We left after one night. Difficult to park for campers; ours is only 7 meters and could barely maneuver. Very remote but with a beautiful view. Friendly staff. DELICIOUS freshly baked bread in the morning. We were a little disappointed with the finish, though. Swimming pool very small, playground without a fence dangerous for our toddler. Quiet at night with the hooting of owls. I thought 44 euros was very expensive at the end of April.

Great campsite, stayed 2 nights at the end of April 2020, lovely pool, food truck in the evening, friendly bartender, sandwiches, good pitches, clean sanitary facilities, sun and shade, walking distance to St Remy, the only minor downside *could* be the noise from the road. We paid 39 euros per night for 2 adults and 3 children.