Camping le Bois des Pins

€36 for the site, €10 reservation fee, and €5 for the dog. Far too expensive. Toilet without paper or toilet seats, no hand soap. No dog waste bin. The site is dry and uneven. Nothing is signposted—not the toilets nor the chemical toilet. For that much money, we have stayed at five-star campsites.✦Translating

Expensive for what it offers: no pool, no terrace, €5 per dog per day. The sea is far away; you have to cross a large area of dunes, and the village is far away. Otherwise very clean and quiet, mostly mobile homes, so little or no interaction. If you like peace and have a bicycle, it is a nice place. The nearby pine forest is ideal for dogs. Staff pleasant, sanitary facilities OK.✦Translating

Very pleasant family campsite, quiet and well equipped. Pedestrian exit directly onto the cycle path and the bay. We hiked to Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme, 13 km, taking about three hours each way. Two nights in June.✦Translating

Very nice campsite, very clean sanitary facilities, green surroundings, and a very kind welcome. We could only stay two nights because it was full—we understand why.✦Translating

Very friendly welcome. Fairly large pitches with electricity. Very clean sanitary facilities! We paid €33.50 for the van, two adults, and two children.✦Translating

The campsite is in a very quiet location. The owners are hospitable, and the pitches are large and mostly enclosed by hedges. Wonderful natural attractions such as the Bay of Somme are quickly accessible. Prices are somewhat higher than stated. For one night, a van, one person, and two dogs, I paid over €38.✦Translating

Pretty, well-designed campsite for mobile homes. Large pitch for vans but exposed, with little woodland. The beach is “opposite,” but you have to walk a little to reach it, and swimming is prohibited there. Campsite somewhat expensive; sanitary facilities are clean, but you need to be very patient for hot water.✦Translating

Everything was fine. The path to the beach is somewhat uneven because of the overgrown dunes. The site was clean and well maintained, as were the sanitary facilities. The price-performance ratio—motorhome, two people, €28.20—is OK.✦Translating

Nice campsite, conveniently close to the beach. Beautiful pitches. The only issue is the somewhat high price: €42 for a camper with two adults and two children. But it is worth it.✦Translating

Very warm welcome, pleasant and clean campsite, direct access to the sea, and well located halfway between Pointe du Hourdel for the seals and Cayeux-sur-Mer.✦Translating

Adequate for one night. Toilets without seats, and you have to bring your own paper. Sanitary facilities generally somewhat dated but clean. The site was very uneven, but it is in a very quiet location.✦Translating

Very well-maintained campsite with spacious pitches, electricity available at every pitch, and clean sanitary facilities. We spent a quiet night here and received a very friendly welcome.✦Translating

Very friendly welcome, generously sized pitches, clean sanitary facilities, access to the beach through the dunes, a small grocery shop and local products. However, check the conditions on rainy days (the ground is grass) and note that the pitches are between mobile homes, so cohabitation is unavoidable.✦Translating

Nice, quiet campsite directly behind the dunes. The nearest town is easy to reach by bicycle. The sanitary facilities are a little dated but clean. Croissants in the morning, a small kiosk, ice cream, a cocktail truck and a fast-food truck. We would gladly come back.✦Translating

Excellent welcome, very quiet, very clean sanitary facilities, food truck, very good pizza on Saturday evening, and a small gate giving direct access to the dunes. Lovely spot in the evening for sunset. €28 for a motorhome with two people. Highly recommended.✦Translating

Clean sanitary facilities, shady pitches that are assigned. Registration until 6 p.m.; access to the dunes through a door, followed by a pebble beach.✦Translating

Very, very friendly welcome. Cayeux is a really pleasant 30-minute walk away. The pitches are fairly large, the sanitary facilities are clean, there is a children's playground and a food truck in the evening. Everything needed for filling and emptying water. In short, a very good stay. Be aware that the Orange mobile network is extremely weak, but Wi-Fi is available.✦Translating

Top welcome at this campsite, with children's games, ideal for families, and very quiet. We had an excellent night's sleep, thank you very much. Price: €28 for a van with two adults and one child.✦Translating

We spent two nights in a motorhome. Quiet, very clean campsite with direct access to the cycle path. Recommended.✦Translating

The price is now €28, which I find expensive compared with other campsites in France at this time of year. The sanitary facilities are mediocre: toilets without seats and also a lack of washbasins. There is one washroom for women, but if it is occupied, there is nowhere to wash your hands. I did not find it very clean either.✦Translating

We stopped for two days with a young child. Very friendly welcome, well equipped for little ones with a heated sanitary facility and a play area. It is 3 km from Pointe du Hourdel, where you can see seals.

Spent one night at the end of October. The campsite is very clean, as are the sanitary facilities (heated showers, toilets without seats). Very friendly welcome. All services available: electricity, water and emptying facilities. Downside: the motorhome pitches are directly on grass or mud.