A friendly reception desk for check-in. This is a great campervan site for exploring Bilbao. At the bottom of the site (2 minutes) is a bus stop, "bus 58," to the city. Be aware, the last bus back leaves at 10:30 PM! We took a taxi back (11 euros). Spacious sites, one women's and one men's toilet/sink, and toilet paper (get the key at reception; for 72 sites, there are a few toilets). We paid (campervan, 2 adults, and child, excluding electricity) 42 euros for 48 hours.

Great campsite, clean restrooms (showers/toilets). Please bring your own toilet paper. A 20-minute bike ride to Contis Page. Nice playground with swings and a volleyball net.

Our second time at this excellent camper site. We paid 13 euros for a camper and two adults, without electricity. Very close to the charming town center (worth it), within walking/cycling distance. The toilet and shower worked, though the shower was musty and very hot. Otherwise, the site was very clean and well-maintained.

The location is great; you can walk in the area, but otherwise, there's not much to do or see. Toilets and showers are available. That's great for a "free" campervan site. The shop with organic products and wines is fantastic! We picked up some meat beforehand and bought our fruit and vegetables there. We were able to sample some wines and took home a Crémant 🥂—delicious!

Great place! Quiet, beautiful view! There are 3 large camper pitches, with no camping behavior there can be at least 6! And there can be more in the parking lot, but is this tolerated? (this evening there were a total of 9). There is a bakery and toilet 300 meters from the camper place (hidden under the stage). Toilet is maintained. Playground, (fishing) lake, benches and walking opportunities.

Great transit campsite! Clean sanitary facilities, no toilet paper, running water to cool down. Pizza truck in high season, good pizzas. 35.

Beautiful view⛰️🌊(if you have the right spot)! Nights are peaceful, with sounds of waves, cows calling and birds. You are standing very close to each other. Tents, campers and caravans stand side by side. Nice area, such as the town of Deba. Nice to get surfing lessons there from Yako.

Excellent overnight stay, beautiful view of the old castle/church and medieval bridge. On the water, picnic benches, communal BBQs, 2 clean toilets! There is a good bakery in the village: Horno Parra!

An absolute gem! Cool off in the lake or the cold outdoor showers at the lake/park, toilets at the lake, good camper spots (also shade), feels safe. Be on time during the summer months!

Excellent CP, lots of youth, but no problems in the evening. Trash cans, benches, greenery and on the water. Village is okay, everything is there. Delicious and affordable crepes at the creperie. Gendarmerie on the corner, so you feel safe. In short, great for a night!

When we arrived there were 2 campers, later in the evening / night 3 more campers were added. Quiet night and a few passers-by passed by car. One plane heard. The approach route was easy to do with the VW, but larger campers might be a bit more difficult (small streets / parked cars). no further facilities, but that's fine for a transit spot.

Sanitary clean, good shower. Excellent transit campsite. April / May the pool was not open, too bad. Sites are fairly level. Otherwise, little to do at the campsite in the preseason. Village is not much, but can be reached on foot or by bicycle. We paid > € 30 for camper, 2 adults and 1 child.

Beautiful new sanitary facilities, nice shower with good jet, even a hair dryer, toilet paper, hand soap. The bakery is open from 7 am (also excellent pizzas and other snacks). Nice animation for the kids, nice pools and slides. Plus point on the beach. Good cycling routes🦩 to Agde and Marseillan. We paid €43 for a tent, camper, 2 adults and 1 child, which is on the high side, but then you also get something. Cheaper with ACSI.

Great campsite for 1/2 nights. Do not visit Etretat in high season, too busy / crowd. You can visit Etretat or other coastal spots by bike (a bit hilly so some gears/electric bike is needed or strong legs ;-)). There is a very small swimming pool and nice / clean sanitary facilities, cafe / bar available! Not much else to do at the campsite.

Beautiful pool and location is nice close to the sea! Sanitary is a bit outdated, but fairly clean. The places are not very free, you are all fairly close to each other.

Location is convenient, good to visit Bordeaux by bike (which is highly recommended). Camper places not beautiful, we looked out on waste / landfill for campers. Too massive for all of us. Swimming pool fine, sanitary facilities beautiful / clean and spacious.

Beautiful campsite! Been 2x already! You can take a nice walk on the mountain near the campsite (and into a cave), beautiful castle to visit, nice places to visit and fun to make a trip by canoe (in the town) on the Dordogne, places at a small stream and a beautiful open area in the river for swimming! In addition, a beautiful swimming pool, good and clean sanitary facilities (only toilet paper available). Recommended!

Well maintained campsite, right in the center. Lots of history to visit around the campsite, very special and beautiful! Is cleaned well every day (toilet paper, soap and towels provided). Ambient noises are present because you are in the center: traffic, police, alarms, sounds from the glass factory, etc. Tip: visit the beer brewery, La Boite A Mousse.

Great campsite for an overnight stay. sanitary facilities are clean, but a bit outdated (toilet paper, soap, hand dryer & hair dryer available). Dishwasher lights are not working. The

Great place to stand for 1/2 days. Gien fine, but not special in terms of city. Very nice view from the campsite. Price/quality less (€30.70 per night for camper, 2 adults + child + small tent). Late season so had to use outdated sanitary facilities (soap & toilet paper available & clean). Not much else to do at the campsite now...