What a lovely spot! So much space, while all the campsites in the area were 'full'. I'm so happy with my self-sufficient van again. Spots between the reed screens were very popular during the heatwave. In the open field, you did have shade in the evening thanks to the tall hedge. Water costs 2 euros, but it turned out to cost 2 euros at all the nearby campervan sites and service points as well. You can also dispose of trash. No wastewater discharge.

We stayed at the campsite itself because all the camper spots were full. On the field at the bottom, where you only park tents and small vans, without electricity. Such a beautiful view! Same price as at the motorhome park. You can walk to the nice village with plenty of eateries and the beach via 2 exits from the campsite. The shower water was too hot, and with 36 degrees outside, that wasn't pleasant.

Beautiful camper spot where you can choose your own spot. We were parked all the way at the back right, giving us a bit of a view of the meadows behind. Otherwise, there are lots of trees, so you have plenty of lovely shade. But certainly plenty of sun too, if you feel the need for it. Two emptying and filling points; you can dispose of waste outside the barrier. I downloaded the app at home already; it works great with the code for entering and exiting.

Well-maintained camper pitch on gravel, without water or electricity; however, you can dispose of your waste. 10-minute walk to the beach, and from there, a stunning boulevard leads to the city center. Surrounded by trees, providing plenty of shade, but also enough opportunity to sit in the sun.

Super large parking lot where passenger cars are also parked. During the day, the parking lot is sometimes used as a shortcut, so there is a lot of traffic. Slept wonderfully quietly at night. And close to the museums, the city center, the beach, the boulevard, and a supermarket. So a great place to park.

Very neat motorhome site. We stayed on the free field, for motorhomes under 2.10 meters. Filling up water and emptying wastewater is still possible there. It is located on a main road, so there is a lot of car traffic, especially in the mornings. The paid motorhome site is located behind a sound barrier and is further away from the road, so there is probably less noise disturbance.

I think the previous campers didn't stay at the right spot. The grassy area by the water with the picnic table is simply a public lawn. You are not allowed to park there. The camper spot described above is on the Sam Suffy campsite itself. It is a square patch of grass surrounded by high hedges on a poorly maintained campsite where there are otherwise only mobile homes.