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On arrival we found the owner to be welcoming and the campsite itself to be friendly, relaxed and charming!
It has generous pitches, a quiet atmosphere and ideal for those who wish to be at one with nature- we even had a chicken visiting our pitch which we found slightly endearing.
The owner is free and easy and offered us some local produce which was great.
Had 2 nights here before returning to UK by Eurotunnel. Irritating pull cord to operate shower - you need to permanently hang on to it to get a proper flow. Wash-up sinks had hot water.
We walked along the canal into the town which took probably 50 mins as it was hot. Unfortunately for us, on Saturday lunchtime, the entire town seemed to be on holiday.
Most shops and restaurants were shut so we were unable to treat ourselves to a last French meal before returning home. Our second night was spoilt by 3 French people who arrived in a tent.
They were up until the early hours talking loudly and generally being noisy. As we had a fairly early start and a long day's drive to get home, this was bad timing for us.
Check-in was good and I was offered info on the area.
Overall though, our experience of this site was not great.
We’ve just enjoyed a lovely stay here. They were reallly welcoming and spoke fantastic English (phew!). The site is basic with very clean facilities.
The staff are incredibly knowledgeable about the area and are always happy to give advice. My only tip is to take your showers in the evening when the showers are warmer.
We rang in the morning to book this site for 2 nights on our way back to Calais after reading reviews. It didn't disappoint, it was exactly as others had described it.
The man who greeted us was very friendly but didn't speak English however another chap soon appeared who spoke very good English and turned out to be super friendly and always happy to chat.
We were able to choose from all the vacant pitches and the one we had next to the toilet block was very large with a picnic bench.
The site is mainly static vans all personalised with lots of gnomes, picket fences and other decorative items. It has a homely feel. It was a quiet site other than the children who always played around the toilet block, not a problem they were just enjoying themselves.
The toilets are mixed and very clean at all times. They weren't too busy as they're only really used by the tourers and there weren't many of them. There were spare pitches but as people find out about the site I expect you will need to book. It's about an hour from Calais, we had 2 nights chilling after a long drive and before returning home. We walked into the town along the canal bank getting lost a little so suggest you look at a map first. The town has a number of shops and it was a pleasant walk but took us much longer than the 40 minutes we were expecting, we took about an hour but it was hot and we were strolling rather than walking briskly.
There is a bar on the site but it's a casual affair and only open at weekends or for special events, these are held for the residents but open to all, there was nothing on when we were here.
There is no motorhome service point and we were instructed to empty the toilet in the end cubicle which has a Turkish style squat toilet which was no problem ( my husband assures me) the other toilets are all usual style, no seats though. Take your own toilet roll which is usual in France.
I would just like to add an update and can can only agree with the previous positive reviews of this excellent site.
The main change is that there is now an intercom system situated on the left hand side of the gate, the barrier closes at 8pm so if you arrive late or if there is no-one at reception you can now use this.
I would also like to add that the Town is a 5 minute drive from the site with a small retail park (which you cant miss) where you will find all the shops you are likely to need, including a Carrefour (with fuel station) Lidl, E Leclerc, Mcdonalds, Norauto, plus many more.
The staff are very friendly and helpful, I would definitely return here and couldn't fault it.
Second of two overnighters en-route home from Frejus back to the Tunnel.
Paying full whack (No ACSI Card or other such saving scheme!)
Turn up on spec without booking, but with fingers crossed!
Stayed Thurs 15th Sept.
Cost:
Pitch inc. 2 x adults & EHU all in €15. 00
Picked totally out of the blue, whilst still on the road, using a combination of Archies App, a very quick check of UKCS reviews and Tom Tom, this site proved to be our favourite of the 4 overnight sites to and from Chunnel/ Frejus. And also the cheapest!
We had lush green grass, a good sized, flat pitch, all on a very nice “homely” site. Ok, we had rain too, which may explain the grass, but beggars can’t be choosers!
We arrived. Unannounced. Just after 6pm, to find the barrier up, but reception locked. On the door was a sign, inc. In English, giving a ‘phone number to call. Monsieur answered promptly, and in English far far better than my French, he said he’d be there in 15 mins, which he was. In all honesty, I was expecting him to say “Help yourself to a pitch, and I’ll see you later” but instead, we had to wait. Nervously, as it happened, as the clouds grew blacker and blacker! Ultimately, the worst of the rain fell whilst we sat in the car awaiting his arrival, and we avoided a soaking, so I guess on this occasion, this possible negative (the waiting) ended up being a positive, even if only by chance!
After unlocking reception, and a welcoming handshake, he took my money, and advised on 3 or 4 neighbouring vacant pitches to choose from. All very amiable and welcoming. We weren’t made to feel guilty about interrupting his evening meal, if indeed we had!
He enquired whether we were likely to be going out, which we weren’t. I believe if we were, he would have given us a key (or card?) for the barrier, which was due to come down later. We didn’t need one though.
The choice of pitches offered were all similar, in a good way, so little to choose from. For the first time ever, we chose the nearest to the loo/shower block, but as the site was very quiet, we didn’t expect any disturbance. And we were proved right!
There were a few nice and cosy looking statics/chalets occupied, which appeared to be residential rather than holiday lets(?), but it appeared we were the only tourers, as we set up. Ultimately, one average, and one supersized motorhome arrived later, just after dark, so I guess it’s pretty much “Anything goes”, with regards to arrival time?
The showers had a pull string, as opposed to push buttons. But as they dangled in yer face, directly under the overhead shower, they were just as annoying! The shower cubicles were also a little on the tight side. But we liked the site so much, and were so relieved at not getting soaked setting up, we didn’t care a jot! There was a choice of “normal” loos and Turkish. There were also wash basin cubicles. Maybe a bit short on hanging hooks, but it’s not the end of the world, is it!
All unisex/mixed, by the way.
The whole lot was spotless, and the site itself very tidy and well tended to.
Admittedly, partly due to the damp, showery weather, and partly due to being lazy, we didn’t exactly explore the site as a whole, and certainly saw nothing of the surroundings/nearest town etc, so cannot give a full and fair overview, but we certainly liked what we did see of the site.
Our favourite overnight site, just 10mins from J5 of the A26, and with just under an hour’s drive to Eurotunnel check in, so we’ll certainly come back, should we be heading back in this direction.
Good site for stop overs for 1/2 nights, toilets showers clean, pitches good, owners very helpful and friendly, mobile phone operated barrier so late arrival not a problem.
Easy walk into town choice of walking road or canal, supermarket and few eating places before you get into town, every thing you want there.
I absolutely loved this little campsite for many reasons one of them being how truly helpful and friendly the owner, Gerry and his son were in accommodating me and my little dog.
Situated within an easy drive from Calais or Dunkirk (less than an hour from memory) I arrived around 10pm without a reservation. The owner wasn't on site but a friendly person in one of the static vans telephoned the owner who came out immediately to greet me and show me to a lovely, little, quiet plot. The small, but beautifully formed, site mostly accommodates what I assume are French holiday-makers staying in static vans but there's several plots (maybe a dozen) for motorhomes or tents.
I spent three nights on this site and would like to have stayed longer but I had a ferry booked to return to the UK. It was obvious, during my stay, how much care and attention is lavished on the site. Lots of thoughtful details and the toilet block was a delight (if toilet blocks can be such). Very clean and well appointed.
My little plot was surrounded by four foot hedges with a really pretty, little purple flower (don't know what it was).
The little site is located a walk away (40 mins. Along a canal which ferried large barges which I found very exciting) from a fabulous, medieval town full of friendly people.
In a nut shell, I highly recommend this campsite and a visit to the town of Aire-Sur-La-Lys wont let you down.
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Is Camping La Petite Foret child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
No Dog Walk 
This campsite was a stopover after long drive from north of scotland over to France & was perfect, had everything we needed. 
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