The site is well-organised and safe. Staff are friendly, helpful and regularly available either at reception or in buggies around the campsite so any problems can be quickly resolved. Facilities are good and everything is cleaned and bins emptied, daily. We stayed here for 2 weeks and found it quiet at night and well-placed for cycling and hiking.

We've stayed here a few times on the way to or from Calais. It seems a bit shabby now, but it's free. Once the tractors had stopped labouring up the hill behind us, the teenagers on their noisy motorbikes and the dog barking at them had finished (about 11pm)it was quiet till 7am, when the traffic started again. There were no bins either.

We parked here to visit the beautiful little town, well worth it by the way, but were not prepared to pay 10€ for- nothing! It's a carpark. We've paid less than that for a spot with power! We found somewhere else to spend the night for no charge.

Very popular, and therefore quite crowded, with nowhere for sitting outside had the weather permitted. However, it is free, flat and quiet at night. The town is lovely, do check out the secondhand shop, its clothes prices are cheap and the chateau is very interesting.

Just as everyone else has commented. A spacious green aire with hiking available nearby. Yes there is a railway line but it didn't keep us awake. We went into town, ready to shop locally and show our gratitude but both the boulangerie and the epicerie were closed. We stayed one night.

It gets 4 stars because it's quiet and handy for the town centre but it has seen better days. The municipality are in the process of improving it and there are holes dug all over the aire, but at the moment it's a little shabby. One of the barriers was broken when we arrived, so we had to go through the exit and at some point on our second day, that barrier was smashed by someone!

Returning after 3 years, we thought that this place had got a bit noisier - although it was quiet enough during the night. Still plenty of pitches so you can choose sun or shade. It was busy enough while we were there. for one night The international centre for the study of prehistory is well worth a visit. We spent our 2€ to fill up with water as we left. Walked to Grotte du Sourcier to discover it is closed due to a lack of personnel!!

Very popular(19 motorhomes squeezed in while we were there!), quiet and very handy to explore the lovely town. The only gripe is that you have to buy a card (from the Spar) to use the rubbish bins, recycling remains free. This had led to at least two lots of rubbish being left on the ground. Other services are all free. We couldn't believe how such a crowded aire could be so silent at night, but it was.

Quiet, level pitches and free to stay. It's a tight turn to get in or out with a 7.5m motorhome! Within walking/cycling distance of Auvillar which we thoroughly recommend. We stayed here for two nights - be aware the bells for mass at the nearby church were rung at 7 am!

Limited facilities( electricity wasn't on, there didn't appear to be drinking water) , but 3 shady pitches under the trees. We found that the barrier further up, was open, so we parked ( with 3 other motorhomes) in the municipal campsite which was closed, it being the end if the season. This gave us an unrivalled view of the light show as it played on the chateau after dark. Beware of mosquitoes which were voracious!