Quiet, green, somewhat cluttered campsite with lovely spacious pitches, some of which are on the water. Basic, good sanitary facilities. Very limited Wi-Fi. A lovely bike ride via QR code from reception to the city of Troyes, known for its half-timbered houses. There's not much else in the area, so for us this was a very nice campsite for a short stay.

The biggest advantage of this untidy campsite is the bike path to the beautiful city of Dijon. There are no waste bins on the campsite itself; for those, you had to go to the containers in front of the campsite (in the evenings, with a code through the gate). In the afternoon, there was no water for hours, less of a problem for campers with on-board toilets. To dump wastewater, you have to leave the campsite, drive back clockwise, dump, and then exit through the barrier.

We were fortunate to have a quiet spot on the edge of this crowded campsite with many travelers. The restrooms were dark and unclean, and the water was occasionally warm. We cycled to beautiful Nancy, which is doable, but with good brakes! The route was quite hilly.

We stayed here for two nights, on our way back from France, would have liked to stay longer on this beautiful green campsite with height difference fields. Clean sanitary facilities and nice showers. Cycling to Maastricht or walking in the area, many possibilities.

Stayed four nights at this large campsite, which doesn't feel like it. Warmly welcomed, got the tip to use the Geovelo cycling app. Were between the houses, a bit strange in terms of view but had a great time. Lovely swimming pool, nice village where you can get a nice cappuccino at the harbour. Two days by bike to the beautiful harbour town of Concarneau (62 mtr difference in altitude, luckily e-bike with good brake pads) Recommended!

We arrived half an hour early but were immediately welcomed in a friendly manner. All information clearly on A3. Wifi, toilet block, spacious pitches: excellent campsite! Sometimes searching for the cycle paths, but easy to do to Rennes.

Beautiful green campsite, very spacious places. Sanitary clean, no trash cans, toilet paper or electricity for hairdryer. Within walking distance of cozy harbor town where you can eat deliciously. Beautiful bike ride to casemates and Aromanches museum.

For a visit to Mont st Michel, a great campsite for a short stay with a camper. Nothing else to do in the immediate vicinity, the nearest supermarket is 5 km away in Pontorson, where there was a nice market with local products on Wednesdays. Small camper spot in the shade. Clean sanitary facilities, although there were only 2 toilets available in the building. No wifi. Reception Dutch, English and German.

Very friendly welcome with extensive information about the area. Very clean sanitary facilities, showers and warm (dish)water available with a coin. Good camper place, not spacious, but enough. Bruges recommended, we went by train.

Nice reception. Unfortunately we stood at the very back among 'permanent' residents in a dark place. Sanitary facilities were dirty.

Nice quiet campsite, spacious pitches and nice swimming pool. Clean sanitary facilities, although there is no toilet paper or toilet seat. They are not geared up for cyclists here, but taking the bus to Aix en Provence is fine, a beautiful city.