A nice spot for a stopover. There's no electricity because the coin-operated machines are broken. Incidentally, there are only two outlets in the closet. It's better to get water from the tap at the entrance, on the left as you enter. The other tap is near the waste hole and therefore not very fresh after someone has emptied the toilet. The view of the windmills is nice, but the weather must be clear and not foggy. The village is quite nice.

A beautiful spot if you love nature. You do need to be self-sufficient, and you're only allowed to sleep outside the park; you're not allowed to sleep inside the park itself.

A small campsite on a small lake. Pitches are separated by greenery and there are power points everywhere. Other amenities are also available. The owner is very friendly and speaks English.

A lovely, quiet campervan site with a playground for children. You'll need a token for electricity and water, available at the tourist office or the local bar. It costs €3. During the winter months, the water and restroom facilities are closed due to frost. However, there's a very clean public restroom at the tourist office. We highly recommend it.

A lovely little village with a campervan site for four campers. During the winter months, there are no toilets, running water, or dishwashing facilities, which are closed due to frost. You need a coin for electricity, available at the inn and the local tourist office. Please note that it closes at 5:00 PM. There are public toilets at the square in front of the tourist office. Very clean and tidy! Thanks to the municipality for this neat campervan site.

A lovely spot right in the center of Sézanne. There are two electricity stations, and the public restrooms are located on the side of the Gendarmerie National. Don't go there on Friday night, because there's a market on Saturday, and E starts setting up at 5:30 a.m. You can still park on the other side. There's a bread vending machine next to the Gendarmerie.

campsite with plenty of space and mainly used by visitors to Honfleur. Most are gone after 1 day. You can cycle, walk and visit a beautiful town in the area. The campsite is more than sufficient if you don't make too many demands. A bit noisy during the day, but quiet in the evening. Very green campsite. Affordable without electricity. Electricity makes the campsite a bit on the expensive side. It is 500 m to the town. We think it is better than the CP further away.

We were looking for a good, quiet campsite. Well this is highly recommended, we wanted to stay 1 night, that's now 3! Very spacious pitches, friendly and helpful manager and sanitary facilities spotless. Enjoying nature! Cycling is also for the experienced cyclist, we needed extra oxygen 😂 some slopes are not for us. We'll stay another night.

Lovely quiet place. There is room for 4 campers. Everything is paved and close to the water. Facilities such as water power and waste water discharge are available. No shower or toilet. But what a nice place. swimming pool is around the corner so if you want to swim, you can! costs € 15 per night for the camper with 2 people. And fortunately the weather is also good.

Wonderfully quiet place at the edge of the forest. Very friendly managers. They're going to make this a really nice place. You have to be self-sufficient, there is no sanitary facilities or washing up facilities, but there is electricity. Just a nice place to relax and refuel.

Nice camper place. Nice and quiet now, there are only 2 campers. Nice welcome with friendly owner/manager. Nothing is too much and one can handle a joke or two. You can enjoy delicious and good food here. The pitches are spacious and equipped with ET. a bit swampy now because of the rain, but in the summer it will be a very beautiful place. This place is also highly recommended.

nice and quiet camper place along the water. sanitary facilities are good: clean and tidy. questions are answered neatly and clearly. Booking via the central unit in the log cabin is easy, but the difference between a comfort place and a normal place is not entirely clear. But we will definitely come back someday.