The Camper’s take
Updated June 2026
Charming village retreat centered on an 18th-century lavoir fed by historic springs. Rich cultural heritage includes the Vermandois museum, listed church with modern stained glass, and hiking trails. Free, peaceful overnight stop with swimming and walking opportunities. Wastewater treatment plant nearby may cause occasional odors depending on wind direction.
Highlights
- Very peaceful and serene, perfect for an overnight stay
- Water is clear and drinkable, can cool off in the stream and washhouse
- Spacious area for multiple campervans, flat terrain with shaded zones
- Close to the village with restaurants, a museum, a church, and hiking trails within walking distance
Good to know
- Smells from the nearby wastewater plant, variable depending on wind (avoid northwest wind)
- Occasional motorbikes, ATVs, and residents in the evening disturbing the quiet
- Flies and insects on hot days
- Risk of getting stuck near the wash area if damp
Motorhome access : Flat and spacious site. Easy access, but spots are managed based on ground conditions. Park on gravel to avoid damaging the grass. Wide enough for multiple motorhomes side by side.
Facilities
Activities nearby
Opening hours
Ouvert toute l'année
Street View
Open in Google Street ViewFrequently asked questions
What facilities are available?
Available: Pets allowed, Bins.
When is it open?
Ouvert toute l'année
Is it a quiet place?
It varies by season according to traveller reviews.
What can you do nearby?
Nearby: Swimming, Motorcycling, Fishing, Viewpoint, Hiking, Sightseeing, Mountain biking.