Sandy beach site, limited electricity

I have no idea why there are negative reviews here. Water, gray-water and toilet disposal all work perfectly. Filled the 100-liter tank for €1. Then it is only 50 meters to the beach—what is there to complain about? €10 is a good price, I would say.✦Translating

I think the site is great. Shops are five minutes away by car. The beach is clean; the only thing that bothers me is the ebb and flow ☺️ But that is just how it is. Disposal is possible on site. €10 for 24 hours is perfectly reasonable.✦Translating

Quiet for spending the night. It is a shame that some selfish people feel the need to set up their tables and chairs outside in such a way that only 10 campers can fit instead of 20.✦Translating

Getting water does not always work. When it does, it takes 10 minutes for €2. Dumping is always possible. Electricity is at one post by the entrance. It works with €2 coins, but does not indicate for how long. If you want to stand at the back by the dunes, you need a cable at least 50 meters long. We can stay self-sufficient/off-grid. For us, a wonderful spot.✦Translating

It has the merit of existing, since there are not many options in Le Crotoy. Dusty parking area, almost full in early July. Close to a beach via a small 100-meter path.✦Translating

Parking next to the beach, very quiet. €10 for 24 hours. Only water and waste disposal, no electricity. A lovely walk leads to the town where Jules Verne lived; it is a very charming town. Absolutely peaceful stopover. Recommended!✦Translating

This is the second time we have come to this area. Still just as quiet and ideally located near the beach, where dogs are allowed. The phone works perfectly because the antenna is next to the parking area. We will return if we come back to the Bay of Somme.✦Translating

Quiet parking area behind the dunes. Beautiful beach, also suitable for dogs. Pleasant little town within easy walking distance. Payment by credit card or coins. EasyPark is also possible, but the parking-zone number in the app did not match the one on the machine, so I preferred to pay by card. The police do check tickets. We did not use the water and waste facilities.✦Translating

I agree with the descriptions and positive reviews of the site. I would like to add that the internet connection here is excellent with 5G. The transmitter mast is right next to the site.✦Translating

No water today. It will cost €2 and setting up your van and hose to find if it has been fixed. Popular and nice spot.

Pleasant, quiet place for one night directly by the beach. The center is a 15-minute walk away.✦Translating

Attention, there is no phone reception. Beach near the parking area.✦Translating

50 meters from the beach, very quiet place. Bring a long extension cable if needed because the electrical hookup is at the entrance to the area. It is true that the water flow is weak—we got 30 liters in 10 minutes. Close to the town, 15 minutes on foot. And the pitches are not crowded together.✦Translating

From 9 to 10 euros with no improvement whatsoever—a battlefield to avoid. We left for Bihen farm, 5 minutes away.✦Translating

10 euros for a wasteland, no electricity, and water charged extra. Unwelcoming, no barrier, not secure, not clean, and it was raining, with lots of large potholes. The municipality should make an effort. We turned around; we didn't want to stay there.✦Translating

Fantastic place for beautiful sunsets and walking. Quiet at night.✦Translating

The site is on the edge of the beautiful town. It is relatively large and has access to the sea. It was quiet at night, with a little free frog concert.✦Translating

The water flows so slowly that we managed to fill only 20 liters in 10 minutes. The toilet cassette rinse does not work. There is no electricity either! Two euros for 20 liters of water is prohibitive—more expensive than bottles of mineral water.✦Translating

A little out of the way but with direct access to the beach. From the beach, you can reach the center fairly quickly. The services work, but electricity must be taken from the service point. Not practical. Not all the pitches are level, but that did not bother us. We enjoyed ourselves and supported the local businesses. Thank you to the municipality.✦Translating

Beautiful site right on the beach. The promenade takes you into town in 10 minutes. There is a lovely bar right at the beginning of the promenade, about 2 minutes from the site. We had a quiet night. Most pitches require leveling blocks, however, as the ground is very uneven.✦Translating

Thank you for allowing us to stop here. Sandy area, bring leveling blocks. Overlooking the beach and quiet. Ten euros for 24 hours. Service point available. We spent a quiet night.✦Translating

Lovely, very close to the beach and the dunes behind it, where you can take beautiful walks with the dog. Go onto the beach and turn right; at the end, return via the yellow path for a beautiful route. You need cash to get water! One or two euros. I think 10 euros for 24 hours of parking is a bargain so close to the beach. I suppose it depends on how you look at the place.

Ten euros for a wasteland is expensive. Quiet night.

The rate is 10 euros for 24 hours. The site is not great, with lots of vehicles passing through without paying. Services need reviewing. The price is the same as at the other parking area, which has a security barrier. I don't understand why there is such a difference in facilities.

Parking directly overlooking the beach, 50 meters away, on sandy ground. A service point is available for two euros. Rather quiet, magnificent views, ideal for walkers and their dogs. This brings back the old motorhome spirit. Probably best avoided in heavy rain.

Not more than a parking but quiet and a small service point. 10€ per 24hr. Access to beach.

If you like everything neat and need electricity, this may not be the right place for you. The site is directly behind the dunes. A short walk takes you to the beach. You can walk to town along the beach or later along the promenade, about 1.5 km. A paradise for dog owners. Completely adequate and quiet for 10 euros! Camping, after all.

Two euros for a drinking-water tap with a very, very low flow; moreover, the water runs onto the ground as it leaves the tap. Only one clean dry toilet. A spacious parking area, certainly.

A little messy on arrival because there are no really designated spaces. A beautiful spot behind the dunes, though. Via a dune path you immediately reach the salt marshes, where in the morning tractors bring people to collect cockles. We did not use anything else, so I cannot comment on that.

Sandy parking area for 9 euros, very close to the sea and a 20-minute walk from the town center. There are refrigerated trucks 50 meters away as the crow flies, leaving their refrigeration units running all night. We slept with earplugs.

A great parking area, four stars because there was still no water on October 7. Great walks on foot or by bike! Beach and tranquility!

Reported to the municipality that the water was not working. Now, a week later, it still isn't working!

Great for using the beach. Quite quiet 29/9. Water still not working which was a shame.

Very bumpy motorhome area. Very close to the sea and 15 minutes on foot to the port. Nine euros per night and two euros for services. Today, the services were not working—not even water to clean the cassette. A shame, because it is worth the detour, with lots of cycle paths for sightseeing. Two stars because the services do not work.

A practical site, super quiet, directly on the beach in the beautiful Bay of the Somme. A lovely walk along the beach into town. Great for one overnight stay—that is what these motorhome sites are made for. For camping, simply go to a campsite instead of complaining about the lack of comfort or privacy at these basic parking areas.

Just a parking area for visiting Le Crotoy; we did not spend the night. Close to the sea via the dune and 15 minutes by bike from the center. Nine euros.

For self-sufficient travelers. Only full at weekends; otherwise better than the other site, just farther from town.

We were very satisfied. The parking area was not very busy, so it was pleasantly quiet. Direct beach access. There was a public toilet in the adjacent parking area for 50 cents. Nine euros for 24 hours. The town is very beautiful and 10 minutes away by bike, with many restaurants. There are also many activities, such as watching seals by speedboat or taking a horse-drawn carriage ride across the tidal flats.

Very noisy during the summer season, with some people staying loud late into the evening. Also close to the road, and during the night we were woken by cars and motorcycles accelerating. At 6:15 a.m., the factory right next door started up, waking us again. We are leaving and will never return.

Parking spaces packed closely together, no barrier, payment at the meter, full sun, but only a few steps from the beach, so great for stopping during the day. You can also fill up with water.

We arrived Sunday morning and still found a place. Very nice, with a short walk to the beach. The site cannot be blamed for the behavior of campers—loud music, occupying two spaces, and so on. Tip: on Sunday evening the weekend campers left, and at 7 p.m. suddenly four or five spaces were free.

Beautiful site. Very large and spacious. Close to shops and the beach. A slight lack of consideration from motorhome users who occupy two spaces.

There are definitely room for more than 20 vehicles if you also park in the middle, as today. The sea is not visible, except at night, if at all. On the beach, you can walk for kilometers with the dogs. If you have internet problems, change provider in the settings.