What a beautiful spot, on the Somme, so peaceful! It's actually a campsite for permanent guests and mobile homes, but there are six lovely, large pitches for campervans, with water and electricity for 20 euros. The sanitary facilities are a bit limited, but perfectly adequate for an overnight stay.

A very basic, poorly maintained campsite. Pitches are very small, and the sanitary facilities are old and poorly maintained. There is plenty of hot water, but that's about it. We didn't see a swimming pool (see other reviews). It's just fine for a stopover, but certainly not for a longer stay. Peronne is an interesting place with a wealth of history from World War I. A visit to the museum is recommended.

A good city campsite within walking distance of Quimper's old town. Large pitches, inexpensive (we paid €17.09 for a campervan, two people, and a dog in July), a bit dated but clean, and the sanitary facilities work well. Do book in advance, as it tends to be fully booked. When you arrive and the reception is unattended, you'll find a note with your available pitch.

A beautiful campsite with large pitches located right on the beach. Good sanitary facilities, a very friendly, helpful, and relaxed reception staffed by young people who speak good English. There's often a musical performance in the evenings; when we were there, it was a five-piece band playing world music. Absolutely beautiful. The atmosphere is truly that of a beach campsite; you can feel the tranquility of the dunes and the sea. Lovely walks from the campsite. A fantastic location!

A beautiful small campsite in a former orchard. Very nice, spacious pitches with plenty of privacy. Clean sanitary facilities. The Dutch owner (Yvonne) is very hospitable; you'll receive a booklet with lots of information about the area. There's not much to do in the immediate area, so you'll need your own transportation (bike or similar). A truly lovely place to unwind. PLEASE NOTE: Only campervans are allowed; other campervans are NOT permitted.

A nice campsite about a half-hour walk from the old town. The old town is nice, though very touristy. A lovely walk, partly along the beach. Many pitches on the campsite are uneven. The sanitary facilities are clean. The bar is cozy and closes at 10 p.m. It has a nice, somewhat hippie-like atmosphere with many visitors from outside the campsite. We were right in front of the bar entrance and weren't bothered by it at all.

A very nice campsite, quiet, with beautiful pitches on small, secluded fields. Each field can accommodate about 4-6 guests, but they try to give everyone as much privacy as possible by placing only a few guests together. We had an entire field to ourselves, which was the case for almost all the guests. You can walk straight onto the beach, and that's about it, next to a somewhat obscure "bar" opposite the entrance. Go there for peace and quiet.

Excellent campsite, lovely walking route along the river to the beautiful old town of Bayeux. Good sanitary facilities, friendly and hospitable welcome.

Small, very crowded campsite (fully occupied when we were there), very small pitches. Too few sanitary facilities. The walk to the village is nice, along the river. We did not find the village itself interesting, but the wine tents along the way (it was a wine festival this weekend).

Quite dated campsite (very old sanitary facilities, poorly maintained) where we paid too much (€ 37.70 / night for camper with 2 people + dog). Places neat, not spacious but sufficient. Walking distance from nice town Staufen.

You can stand in the parking lot, take the back part (near the river Po), there is no market there at least on Tuesdays. You can walk (across the road) to the river Po, where you can walk beautifully, ideal with the dog. Market is nice, town is not much.

Beautiful place on a meadow where you are without facilities. Use sanitary facilities of the restaurant, no showers (not yet open). Wine tasting and restaurant on site. Food is good, not special. Nice wines to take with you, for a decent price (€ 10 / bottle). We paid €10/night.

Excellent campsite, in a valley near the beach, 15 minutes walk to the center of Sestri Levante. Very quiet in this valley! Friendly, helpful owner. Sanitary is good, well maintained, many showers and toilets (unfortunately without toilet seat, as often in Italy :-)). By train to Cinque Terre, station is about 15 minutes walk from the campsite. We paid € 40/night, which is not cheap, but for this location, close to the beach and town, it is a decent price.

Good city campsite near the old center of Lucca, about 800 m walk to the city wall. Good and clean sanitary facilities, very friendly owner who welcomes you with a cup of coffee. Private pitches lined with a hedge, not very big but sufficient. We paid € 25 per night including electricity.

Great campsite in a garden centre, friendly reception, hospitable, nice large pitches in the green, sanitary facilities are fine. Good connections by train to Pisa and Lucca, station about 15 minutes walk. You walk along a busy road, so not nice to walk at dark.

Good camper place, nice view of the city of Assisi. Easy to walk from this camper place on a pedestrian path to the city (about 15 minutes walk, uphill on the way there). Bus stop around the corner is also possible. Nice price, € 20 per night including electricity.