Great campsite for the boat the next morning. I think it can easily accommodate 50 campers. You can walk to the sea with a sandy beach in 50 meters. Sanitary facilities are average, but everything else is there! 22 euros per night for 2 people with a camper. Bastia is 4 km away; you can walk, cycle, or take the train for 1 euro.

Too expensive for what you get, 33 euros for a 2-person camper without electricity. If you want to pitch by the sea, the spot is cramped. Showers are substandard, either with water or without. The beach consists of pebbles and a lot of seaweed, so swimming is not pleasant. There are better spots to swim, but then you have to stand to the left of the campsite and not to the right by the rocks. Oh yes, the bins for rubbish were collected very early and made a lot of noise. They are very friendly though.

Great campsite with beautiful pitches under the trees. Very beautiful and large swimming pool. The beach is quite a walk, especially if you want to visit the most beautiful one. Cycling a bit helps. The town is the most beautiful we have seen in Corsica. We cycled there, and indeed, taking the route along the top is better; that isn't possible with a camper, but it is with a car.

Definitely worth staying here. Everything described earlier is correct. No toilet seat or toilet paper is standard in Corsica, so we won't complain about that anymore. We have stayed at much more expensive campsites with worse facilities.

Nice campsite, not too big; we had the last spot and were indeed 200 meters from the beach. The waves were very high when we were there. The price of 33 euros is on the high side, and there is no swimming pool. The man at reception was very nice, and everything is available, from a restaurant to a small shop. The pitches were neat.

Beautiful campsite with a swimming pool. If you have a large camper (> 6m), it is difficult to find a spot because after the reception, the road goes steeply uphill for about 4 to 5 spots with a fairly sharp bend. Perhaps the campsite next door, 100m further, has more space… The village is nice, there is a supermarket around the corner from the campsite, and the river runs next to the campsite, although it was practically empty due to the drought. If you want to go out to sea in a small boat, this is the right place.

A wonderfully beautiful campsite; choose your own pitches as they are not defined. Under the trees or in the sun. The swimming pool is very beautiful and overlooks the valley and the sea. Cash payment and ID card required. The only downside is the showers and toilets, but I think this is standard in Corsica (no toilet paper, no adjustable water temperature in the shower). The beach is a 3-minute bike ride away; it is wide and large enough.

If you like a lot of hustle and bustle, this is the place for you. The pitches are large enough, but you are surrounded by a whole lot of similar spots, so there isn't really any privacy or peace. Cash payment and check ID required. Close to a small town which is definitely worth a visit if you like small streets and shops. The beach is 200m from the campsite and large enough, but it was too crowded for us when we were there. A small train stops at the campsite heading towards Calvi, among other places.