An oasis of calm. Lovely spot. Many nationalities, truly a French campsite. The front part of the tent field looks a bit messy but has its own charm. There is a very nice village nearby; you can reach it in 10 minutes, with a great bakery. We went for beautiful walks; the dog enjoyed it. If you arrive at lunchtime, you have to wait until the reception opens at 3 o'clock, but it is worth it.

The new swimming pool is finished and looks fantastic. These campsite owners really know what they're doing. Well-maintained grounds with plenty of water taps, 6 or 10 amp electricity, and for our 7.5m camper, a beautiful, extra-large pitch (17x8m, numbers 22 to 26) – you won't find that anywhere else. The village is great to explore, but so is the surrounding area. All kinds of nationalities; highly recommended.

Nice campsite close to a small village. The grass could be mowed better, and there were plenty of thorns at our pitch, which wasn't pleasant for the dog. For those who enjoy a Dutch enclave on the campsite, this is an ideal campsite. We had seen enough after one night. When we go to France, we prefer a somewhat more mixed crowd. Don't be alarmed by the public address system; there is no fire alarm, but the paella evening is announced in four languages.

Beautiful location in a beautiful village, situated on the Voie Verte. We found it to be a very beautiful, well-maintained location. And close to a village. Walking the dog is no problem at all. When we were there, we were only able to open the toilets with the pass, not with the code, and we were not the only ones. So make sure you have the pass at hand.