nice small site but was surprised that the owner did not warn us that we were outside the date for the ACSI card eligibility and let us set up (although we had told her on arrival we carried a card)- naughty naughty!
and why don\'t they want the ACSI business in June?
they were not busy!

A very agreeable and clean site in every way. Very friendly and helpful owners, the facilities are excellent and the Fisherman\'s bar served very tasty chickens , pizza\'s, beers and wines. The very friendly village baker delivers fresh bread and other delicacies every day to the site. There is a small well stocked shop in the village about 250 meters from the site. The village has a pharmacy and a bar. There is a Bistro and fishing lakes on the outskirts by the side of the St Quentin canal. Have stayed at this site several times over our years of traveling France and will certainly be returning

great 3 days here in June only the noisey frogs at 2am to comment on. Nice village in walking distance provided most services. Resturant there not open very often.

We stayed here for 5 nights in June 2018 with a 7 metre caravan and had an excellent pitch at the far end of the lake. Facilities are very good and the staff were welcoming. We will be staying here again in September 2018.

Went in off season, very welcoming, lovely site, pitch right next to the fishing lake.
Only stopped overnight, but felt very welcomed.

En-route north we just picked this from acsi book. A very pleasant site and we stayed longer than first intended. Bread van daily in morning. Madam pleasant and speaks English, lots of english on site. About 4 miles from Motorway and close to small village, some nice walks nearby and near to lovely kept but sad Allied British Cemetery. Fishing pond on site had recently had major total loss of all carp stock and was pretty sad to see. Fished the lake with some bream success, seasonal pitchers had there own private pegs at top end. Wouldn't go just for the fishing on site unless news of re-stocking. There is a large commercial type fishing pond complex in the village - not fished but used by locals. We would return. As always its easy to pick fault with sites on balance but we liked it !

Very near the war cemetery at Séraucourt. Pleasant site with good shop nearby but when we arrived the receptionist blithely told us they only had a few ACSI pitches and there were none available - even though the site was nearly empty and it was not outside their ACSI dates - so beware!

Great site for a stopover. Friendly reception. As the weather was wet we were allocated a hard standing pith overlooking the lakes. This was a little small with restricted 'sitting out' space but sitting in the van with the door open we had a lovely view. Facilities were good and there was loads of information in the entry hall. As stated in previous reviews these pitches are quite a way form the facilities block. Nice village but we abandoned getting fuel from the local supermarket due to the small size of the car park and tight access to it.

A very useful site as a stopover to/from the Channel but otherwise to us it was unremarkable. Very Brit dominated also the toilets may well be under pressure in the high season. MH pitches are very tight but ok for a night. Keep your eyes on the children - we had water on both sides of our pitch!! Everything worked ok but no bread van as promised. Lots of statics. Will use again as stopover.

Small but well formed, pleasant location, bread van arrives in the morning. Little shop just outside campsite. Toilets clean, with soap, paper and indoor washing facilities for clothes and dishes