Clean canal area, no barrier

Could not find the aire, only a parking area next to a derelict shed, with no signs. What a shame.

First time at this aire, which deserves credit for existing. We arrived on a Wednesday around 6 p.m. The aire is clean and maintained. Problems: connected to 220 V at the rear hookup point; power cut out at 3 a.m. For regular users, this happens every night, so beware if you use a breathing device. Services are available, but there are no bins; a resident card is required. Very noisy. Have a good trip.

Fine for one night, but not on your own. The aire is well laid out with new plantings, shrubs, fences and partitions between the pitches. They need time to grow... The waste bin is inaccessible because a smart card is required.

The aire is located in a municipal parking area. It is only marked on the ground, with no barrier, so it feels as though you are parked in the regular parking area rather than on an aire. We did not feel safe at all and turned back after 30 minutes. Far too expensive for what it is. Move on.

Beautiful, tidy location. Drawbacks: waste disposal does not work. During our visit, cars were drifting in the parking area and playing loud music until 4 a.m. There are nice walks along the harbour, but we will not return.

Very beautiful, well-equipped aire. Quite a few shops, chip shops and restaurants nearby. Quiet night; the only drawbacks are the bins and no Wi-Fi. Very quiet night.

New motorhome aire, with three minor drawbacks: the bin is inaccessible without obtaining a card; it is impossible to receive television via satellite because the trees are too tall; and there is no Wi-Fi.

Not the best site, lots of people coming and going, decided not to stay and moved on.

The site is nice but should be avoided on Saturday evenings. Apparently it is a gathering place for young people before going out, and the same happens when they return around 4:30 a.m. The chip shop in Erquelinnes is really worth a visit.