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Overnight on the way into France. Very well appointed site. Efficient welcome, taken straight to large pitch, close to toilet block, that was clean and tidy. Busy site, good facilities for the kids, nice bar. Free WiFi in the bar but not working when we were there. Other campers told us that was not unusual!
Quiet at night, easy to find and get to and from ferry.
We stayed in a pre-erected Eurocamp tent one night on both our out bound and return journey from France. It was easy to find and was a welcome stop over to break up our journey. The surrounding area is very pretty.
The site is immaculate although I felt pitches were quite compact compared to other sites we’ve stayed on in France. We had a tent pitched on the grass straight in front of the first tent we stopped in, which gave no privacy to either family. Toilet blocks were very clean and tidy, although hand wash had run out in the dispensers. Showers were nice and hot.
Our children found the pool too cold and only managed 20 minutes in there. They played table tennis and had a go at the crazy golf which was 2 euros. WIFI connection was good, 4 Euro for 3 hours. We used the takeaway and found portion sizes on the small side although the food was nice.
The site went quiet by 10pm so we settled down to get a good night’s sleep, but were disturbed both nights by late arrivals and early departures. Vehicles were moving past our tent up until 11pm and started again by 6am.
I haven’t used Eurocamp before and have been put off using them again. The blue mattress protectors were dirty with large dubious white stains on them. I had to sweep sand off the mattresses with a sweeping brush before I could make the beds. The blankets provided were nowhere near warm enough and we all woke up freezing in the early hours on the first stay, so we used our own duvets and pillows on the return stop. Their pillows smelt a bit. One of the tents we stayed in was thick with bird droppings on the outside, had mildew and dirt on the inside of the canvas and a slashed window. The BBQ legs collapsed as we were cooking on it!
A beautiful site with lots of facility's for children including a pool, play area and table tennis tables. It is also a site for Eurocamp and Canvas holiday tents and caravans and lots of families were staying there.
Their website stated you needed a Camping Carnet but we were not asked for one. Our pitch was well defined with hedging all around and was big enough for two large, 6 man and 8 man, tents. We used the other pitch to park the cars. The site has well maintained, very clean toilet blocks and they even supply toilet paper!
We all really enjoyed using the pool and the small waterslide. The pool water was cold but you soon got used to it.
We arrived late on a Sunday and had had no chance to shop so we used the takeaway for pizza and waffles. Not very French but good for two hungry families. There was lovely restaurant in the courtyard behind the bar but it was full. On the day we left we made up for it and went for lunch at Saint Omer which has lots of lovely restaurants around a central square.
The downside is the price, 40 Euro's for two adults and 2 children, 1 car, 1 tent and no electric for one night!
This was our 2nd stay in 6 months as it is so close to the ferry terminal. The site was very busy and we had a small pitch which I had to park diagonally across to fit in (9M long). It was surrounded by trees which was very pleasnt, but blocked the TV signal, which was no bad thing really.
Toilet blocks of a good standard and very clean despite the site being so busy.
We felt the pitch fee was a bit steep at 30+Euro.
The location to the ferry is perfect as we had an horrendous drive with the traffic getting to the site, (10 hours for 260 Miles) but as there was no time pressures to get there it was not to stressful, and with just a 10 minute drive to the ferry the next morning all very relaxed.
We used this campsite as a trial run before we take our caravan to France for the first time next year.
It was very easy to find and close to Calais, a short drive to a beautiful beach and a large shopping centre. Guines town was close by with a supermarket and petrol station etc.
We stayed for 4 nights and found the site great for the kids, they enjoyed the pool (but the water was freezing) and the play areas and made lots of friends.
The shop had the basics, the bar was nice but expensive and the food was ok.
The shower/toilets were kept clean and did have loo roll and there were plenty of sinks for washing up. The toilets were unisex but some of the showers were separate, the water was hot and plentiful.
Our pitch was spacious, plenty of space for our 10 man tent, car and table and chairs etc.
The site was large and busy but the facilities did not feel over crowded.
The staff were very friendly and spoke good English.
Overall a good campsite but with some noise from the road and too expensive.
Check-in was very quick and the site itself is extremely well maintained. Pitches were a good size and water supply points were well located. Showers and toilet blocks were cleaned regularly.
Staff were very helpful. The shop on site was adequate but as has already been mentioned a supermarket was less than a mile away
Only stayed for one night but would definitely return here in the future if our holiday plans allowed.
One concern I noticed was on arrival if there are several caravans arriving at the same time the entrance road can block quickly and this queue can cause a problem on the roundabout which the site is located off. If you happen to arrive at the wrong time a quick circuit of the village may be needed.
I offer a different viewpoint. True, the facilities are really excellent and clean (but this is far more common across France these days anyway), but I was stung for 43 Euros to stay overnight (we were there 12 hours) next to what is a very busy road for trucks (which started passing at about 5am). On arrival I was told that I was being given the last available pitch ('you haven't booked?'), before being shown to a series of around 10 empty pitches! If you are looking to immerse yourself in French culture, then this is not the site for you. In fact you may as well stay on a site in Kent as far as I could see.
Stayed for a full week at this campsite, the staff were friendly and helpful. Our eleven year old son found plenty to do, swimming, mini-golf, table-tennis, tennis, basketball, games room and the outdoor exercise equipment.
I wasn't a great fan of the unisex toilets and showers initially but by the end of the week I didn't bother so much.
The site was very busy with a lot of people just staying for one night before moving on.
Our pitch was quite pleasant with trees and shrubs to the back and sides although the floor where the previous people had pitched was quite stony.
The site was clean and was a great location for visiting the north coast. We would definitely stay there again.
Spent two nights here on way back from Loire Valley. Very close to Calais but a lovely site in it's own right. Nice sheltered pitches of varying sizes. Clean traditional French facilities, some single sex some unisex. A small clean pool, covered, and a small water slide. There are a number of play facilities for kids, a take away, bar and café and also a proper restaurant in the on site hotel. Lots to do in local area. We paid a visit to Cite Europe a large shopping complex with lots of cafes and restaurants. Didn't visit Guines the nearest village although it does have a supermarket and petrol station. Would consider returning here for a short break early or late season.
2nd time I've stated here. Looking for a different site but ended up here. Nice tidy site; clean showers &toilets;grassy pitches with tree shade. Not far from Calais/shopping Europe (if you like those places)restaurant on site but only bought a pack of frites from the takeaway. (don't forget to order your bread (bagette) ready for the next day otherwise its about 1mile walk into the small town where's they have a 'spar' & a few other shops. I'd stay there again. Walk around the site and look at the ready pitched 'tents'
12kms from Eurotunnel and 19kms from the ferry makes this a very convenient site to stay – and it’s a great site into the bargain. We arrived ‘on spec’ at about 2pm, checking in was very efficient and we were shown to our pitch – only 16€ with ACSI (plus taxes). The site is large and very well laid out with large grassy pitches and it seemed as if they kept the one-nighters like us near the entrance which is a good idea so we didn’t disturb the long term stays. There are 3 shower/wc blocks (not unisex), at least one of which is heated. I used an unheated block and it was reasonably clean but certainly not up to 5 star standard, which is what the site claims to be. Other amenities include a children’s playground, 5 adult outdoor fitness apparatuses, indoor swimming pool with sliding roof & small waterslide, table tennis table, Snack bar, Take away, Bread ordering facility, small shop and restaurant.
We opted to used the snack bar – limited menu - food was ok but we were impressed by the very hardworking man who was the barman and waiter.
I have just stayed here for one night booked through the caravan club, whilst I have used this site several times over the previous years as somewhere to stop to get a good nights sleep, I will question doing so again. If you just want a pitch it's fine, but don't even think about a pint of the cold stuff, it was a whopping €5 a pint, this is way above other sites, if you want a croc Monsieur to celebrate then its another € 6 for a cheese toastie, now I understand that they have to make a profit but this year it seems excessive. We stayed at lots of other sites over our holiday and nobody charged anything like this, maybe they feel they have to cash in on the Calais site being closed but be warned, boycott these excessive charges and they may get the message.
We have used this site now 3 times when visiting France as a stop over, excellent facilities, plenty of space on the pitches, we stayed for one night on way into France & 2 nights on exit from France, some pitches are a bit uneven & need chocks to level caravan etc. We used what they called a comfort pitch, with water & drainage on site, the only drawback with the drainage was that water won't run uphill to the drain, the other drawback was that for a 5 star? site, they only had 6 amp electric, so you had to be careful what you used otherwise you had to wait for someone to come & reset the tripped out fuse (luckily we only did this once & was able to reset it ourselves as door to fuse box was unlocked)all in all I would highly recommend this site, but be careful what electrical equipment you use
We stayed at this site a few years back, so decided again to stay the night before we went through the tunnel - which is about 30 minutes away. Excellent site, well kept with pitches not too crowded together, some were a little sloped so you may need chocks. Restaurant very good, if pricey, and snack bar offers take away as well as eat-in smaller meals. Toilets clean, and there is a heated block for disabled showers, wash basins and toilets. Town can be reached with a short walk and there are several supermarkets, including a Carrefour the other end of the D231, going out of town. Chemical toilet disposal by toilet block near reception. Swimming pool, lots of kid's play equipment as well as adult 'work out' equipment. Advise booking as it does get full.
A fabulous site - we stay here all the time en-route to the rest of France as its just 10 mins from the tunnel, although with the great facilities it has, it really deserves a longer stay. Beautifully kept, always immaculate with the feeling of a parkland - loads of mature trees. Although it has loads of facilities for families and we are a couple who prefer a quieter site, we never have a problem as there are always quiet corners and the staff are very helpful if you say you prefer a quiet spot. Great restaurant (it also has a take away if you prefer 'and chips' type food) with very reasonable prices and delicious French food. Pitches are a little pricey in high season (but aren't most places. ), but we always go out of season and use our ACSI card, so very good value for us.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
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 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <10 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool On Site 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
Horse Riding <1 mile 
Cycle Hire On Site 
No Golf 
Tennis On Site 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <10 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
No Dog Walk 
Overnight on the way into France. Very well appointed site. Efficient welcome, taken straight to large pitch, close to toilet block, that was clean and tidy. Busy site, good facilities for the kids, nice bar. Free WiFi in the bar but not working when we were there. Other campers told us that was not unusual!
