Once again, a wonderful stay. Thanks to the municipality for this excellent spot. Extra info: for water, you need a Gardena connector (male-to-male). This has become standard equipment for us after several stays here. See also photo. It is quite busy around French holidays, but in July we were number 9, so there was plenty of space. Tip: full? Park your camper along the path by the Meuse and wait there until a spot becomes available. Overnight stays are allowed there as well.

Quite a lot to criticize. Green maintenance is overdue, many hanging branches, watch out for heights. A number of small (pup) tents with “special” guests. Gives an unsafe feeling. Woken up by groundwork in a nearby park. Access with a pass impossible, internet outage. As a result, no locked toilets or showers either. Unfortunately, they cannot be locked either (!!) so no second time for us. I am not used to this from CCP. 2nd star for customer service.

Amazing place. During our visit, 40 spots were occupied, but there was certainly room for 10 large *and* 20 small campers. Beautiful view, but sloping (bring blocks). Water is free (although it says at the gate that you have to pay for it). Grey & black waste disposal. No electricity and also a somewhat noisy road, but so beautiful that you accept that. We will definitely be back!

Unfortunately, I drove there for nothing; it is closed until May 22, 2026, due to an event.

Great location, for €13.30 including 16 amps, where else can you find that? Enjoyed cycling to the historic center. Water is available, and there are gray and black water disposal points. You don't need anything else; everything else is on board. Thanks, too.

Beautiful, elevated spot with a magnificent view. Peace and quiet with the cemetery and a pétanque court next to you. Unfortunately, the restrooms and water are turned off. The waste disposal site can be used, as it's frequently used by local construction workers and other chemical toilet users. Caution! The sites themselves are not level. Check before setting up, otherwise you'll fall out of bed.

Kudos to the municipality! Beautiful spot for 6 campervans with a waste disposal point for regular waste, water, and grey and black water. Unfortunately, the water was still turned off at the end of February. Baker and butcher around the corner. We'd love to see many more like this, preferably outside France (the Netherlands?).

In winter (around Christmas), reservations aren't necessary. We were the only ones in 20 pitches for a long time. It's a bit impersonal, with toilets and showers far away (especially at -3°C). It's also uninviting, due to the storage of chairs, beer mats, and excess air freshener. As campers, you feel like a byproduct. We couldn't get a cup of coffee; Christmas brunch for golfers took priority. Wastewater disposal is only possible with a hose; there's no drain under the camper.