Spacious pitches with a water point and electricity, though right next to a parking lot, so it can be noisy. Town is an 8-minute walk over the footbridge. Definitely worth a visit. One toilet block was closed, so it is quite a walk to the front restrooms. In the morning, there is a food truck at 9:00 AM for sandwiches, baguettes, and pastries; delicious.

Nice campsite, spacious pitches. The sanitary facilities could be better. Otherwise, all amenities are available. There is also a small terrace. Open on weekends. 20-minute bike ride to the town of Amiens. Recommended restaurant: Bar du Bureau, delicious food and happy hour cocktails and beer on Mondays and Wednesdays. Supermarket a bit far away.

Nice campsite, especially for kids; there really is everything to do, playgrounds, swimming pools. We stayed on the motorhome pitches opposite the campsite; all amenities are available, spacious paved pitches with grass, toilets clean, provided there are tidy campers. There are few toilets and showers, though, but you can also go to the campsite opposite, although it is far. Shop on the campsite. Supermarket a 5-minute bike ride away, and further to Leiden a 20-minute bike ride.

Nice campsite, though the pitches are small and close together but not bothersome. The sanitary facilities are a bit outdated and could be a bit cleaner. The playground could use a makeover; my granddaughter liked it, but there is a crack in the slide and the seesaw is full of splinters. We were bothered a lot by mosquitoes (in early August). Otherwise, it is a campsite to come back to. There is a narrow road leading up to it, which looks like a bike path.

The campsite was a bit disappointing for us. Plus points: large pitches with electricity and water at the pitch. Friendly manager. Swimming pool available with a small shop for ice cream and soft drinks. Minus points: shower 0.50 cents for 5 minutes. Also, you get a key to use the sanitary facilities; why? Canteen and snack bar closed, opening hours not displayed anywhere. We stayed here for 3 nights. Supermarket 2 kilometers away. Many permanent pitches. Playground full of weeds, visible screws, open field - privacy.

Small campsite, large pitches with electricity, but no water taps. Permanent guest chalets; otherwise, more of a transit campsite. There is a restaurant; we ate there. Simple, but yes, tasty. I find the price-quality ratio a bit pricey. We were bothered by a lot of flies. Behind us, the farmer was working in the fields, so we got that noise and dust as a bonus. Sanitary facilities clean, though I had to press the shower button every 2 minutes. No swimming pool and not really anything else to do.

Nice campsite, check-in 14:00. Large pitches, sanitary facilities OK, no toilet paper and no toilet seat. Shops, McDonald's, and petrol station a 10-minute walk away. Burger Factory is recommended, pricey but delicious burgers. There is also an Action store. Bread service on the campsite and all amenities available. There is also an Aire campsite next to the campsite which looked pretty good too. The campsite is really a transit campsite. There is a restaurant on the campsite, didn't go, you have to reserve.

Transit campsite, sanitary facilities old, no seats, no toilet paper, showers cold and not adjustable. Pitches also sloping. Friendly welcome, we had reserved and arrived at 14:00 it was already full so luckily we had booked, town about 15 min walk, sloping. many terraces, street market on Saturday, impressive village, recommended. we stayed 1 night.