This campsite serves as an excellent stopover for travelers heading south or visiting Rouen, with a scenic route via Pont Brotonne that avoids heavy traffic. The site is generally quiet, though pitches can feel cramped, especially with a full awning. Facilities are clean and functional, but the restaurant has limited options, struggling with dietary requests like gluten-free. Nearby, there are plenty of food shops and a supermarket with fuel. The small swimming pool is available but often unused due to weather. Campers should bring a French-style hookup converter and a polarity corrector lead, as pitch polarity can be reversed. The site is convenient for Rouen and the Dieppe ferry, and staff are friendly despite language barriers. In recent years, the campsite has remained a popular transit stop, with a sharp bend at the entrance requiring caution. Access roads to pitches are narrow, and sanitary facilities are basic but clean, though some report missing toilet paper or locks. The site is quiet at night, attracting many Dutch visitors. The heated pool is pleasant but on the cooler side. A small town with shops and restaurants is within walking distance. Pitches are spacious and well-organized for short stays, but longer visits may lack comfort. A bus stop nearby offers trips to Rouen. The campsite is close to a village center, with clearly marked pitches of varying sizes. However, the on-site restaurant serves disappointing fast food and microwave meals. The village itself offers little, making the site best for a one-night stay. Overall, the campsite is well-maintained but slightly dated, with friendly owner-staff. Pitches provide privacy, though they are small. Sanitary facilities are basic but functional and clean. It is a suitable stopover, though somewhat pricey for the amenities offered.
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