The facilities by the entrance need modernising but it was clean and the showers were hot. The more modern, smaller facilities were also clean but the showers a bit too cool. Most of the site is flat with large spaces. I paid €14.50/night, no electric. The Aire de Camping car beside the campsite was €11.

It's a popular overnight and service stop because it's on a favourite Rhone valley route, free and one of very few Aires near Valence. Only 4 spaces. Toilet and grey water disposal and water (push button tap).

The charming village is well worth an explore. The camping aire is located in an unkempt recreational area a short walk from the centre. Electric paid for by token (sold in some village shops), toilet and wash basin are dirty and don't work (no water), the other services are OK.

I visited in May 2023. What is good: it is free, there is a frequent shuttle bus (1.60€) from the car park into Cassis, free toilets and rubbish bins in the car park. What is bad: on a sloping road, a 2.5km and hilly walk from Cassis, about the only campervan parking in Cassis (car parks in town have height limits).

The location is good with an interesting museum close by and walks along the canal. Most of the site is sloping and none of the facilities worked so it is really just a place to park.

A quiet spot by canal. The facilities are basic but clean. The shower floor was gritty and could do with a wash but the water was hot.

Handy stop to/from Calais (about 80mns). Full set of services. These get busy in the morning when people are leaving. Urinals fine but toilet was blocked. Dedicated camper bays are usually full but there's a large car park next to them. Town well worth exploring.

Facilities free and worked fine but this Aire is situated on a busy road junction so it's noisy. Traffic to and from the adjacent industrial zone starts around 4am. Not recommended unless you have ear plugs handy.

Access from village centre is very narrow and difficult to turn into. It's easier if you follow signs for the nearby service point (Aire de Vidange) first and the Aire de Camping-car is signed on the way. There's a toilet in the park next to the Aire.

Reasonably flat car park with free water, grey waste disposal and toilet facilities. The attractive little village has an imposing church, a post office and a small bar/café/shop serving good coffee. The car park is sometimes used as a meeting place for activity groups early on Saturday mornings.

A bit bleak in October but great for big skies and very quiet. Parking restricted so could be hard to find a space in high season. Good toilets and café at the lighthouse.

Quite a picturesque, small, tidal river with twin harbours only a short walk from the Garonne estuary. Facilities include new, and attractive, toilet block/washroom, rubbish disposal, a couple of restaurants and picnic area. Parking available on both sides the of East harbour. Only negative are street lights all night. I stayed here in early October 2019 and both restaurants looked closed.

There is a sign saying "No overnight camping" 75m before the entrance. So you might be moved on by a ranger. Otherwise it is a quiet, shady place to stay.