Nice camper pitch with electricity. 10 euros per night. For electricity, you can put 50 ct/kWh into a column. A lovely restaurant nearby. For a while, some young people were making noise with cars in a parking lot next door, but we were not bothered by this. Great location.

A great base for visiting Auschwitz, about a 10-minute bike ride away. Check-in must be at the hotel reception. You can park wherever you want, which makes it a bit messy. The sanitary facilities are old, but clean. If you stay for multiple days, you have to pay every day.

We arrived here at 3 p.m., and as expected, the waterfront pitches were already taken. However, there were still lovely pitches higher up with views of the sea and the Scottish Highland cattle. There are two lovely, spacious showers and two toilets. Ice cream is even available.

Excellent campsite, with clean sanitary facilities. The water was varyingly warm when showering, washing up water was lukewarm. Restaurant on the campsite was mediocre. No reception with 4G, but good with a purchased WiFi code. It is possible to get to Honfleur by bike, but it is dangerous to cycle along an 80 km road. Some ducks regularly come nearby. Excellent facility for discharging dirty water and filling water. Bread can be ordered at reception.

Neat campsite with nice sanitary facilities. Bread roll service available. We stood on top of the cliffs overlooking the sea. Village is not much. Nice road to cycle to the monument on Omaha Beach.

Great campsite to visit du Mont Saint Michel. We went by bike, but there is a shuttle bus every 10-15 minutes that drops you off within a short walking distance. Go early, because it is extremely busy. The campsite is located in the “village” of Mont Saint Michel, where you can drive through the barrier using an obtained code. The sanitary facilities are very old and full of cobwebs. The water was moderately warm, the shower stalls are very small and everything gets wet.

We were here for 2 days. Sanitary facilities are old, but neat and clean. One lady at the reception speaks some English, the other employees do not. You can cycle to Dieppe via a green zone, which is about 8 km. A completely flat route, without encountering any cars. Bread can be ordered at reception.