Domaine de la Briquerie

Well located for Honfleur. We cycled. Nice swimming pool

We were just passing through, but very satisfied. Nice relatively new and clean sanitary facilities, good pitches, friendly people! What more could you want.

Great campsite with a lot of comfort. We were there when the nights were still cold and appreciated the heated sanitary facilities. Electricity and water connections at each pitch, the sockets are not standard. One small downside - everything has to be paid in cash (for the site, restaurant, bread orders).

- The access is obstructed by parked cars on the right, left, and in the middle, as well as by a number of speed bumps (about 7-8), making it unclear and annoying. The same effect could be achieved with fewer speed bumps. After all, you do leave the campsite with the car occasionally. - The sanitary facilities are cleaned regularly and several times a day. But there are also campers who misbehave, and sometimes you may encounter very dirty (disgusting) toilets. I know that the operator is not responsible for this. But this should also be mentioned for others who want to get an impression of the place in advance. - The fact that at night only one toilet is illuminated in the front sanitary building is a bit excessive in terms of frugality when the site is fully booked. - Furthermore, the opening of the washrooms at 7:00 in the morning is a bit late. Not every camper sleeps until noon. For these reasons, I only give 4 stars.

Well-maintained campsite with many recreational opportunities. Despite the "standing spots," good grass. Unfortunately, there was no soap available in the restroom. Trash bins and faucets at each camping spot. Free small kindergarten.

The site is located 3 km from Honfleur and is excellent for exploring Normandy. The plots, enclosed by small hedges, and the sanitary buildings were very well maintained. In the front area, there is a new sanitary building, and in the rear area, there is an older sanitary building that does not distinguish between men and women. The showers could have been a bit larger. There is a restaurant on the site that we did not visit, but it was also busy during the off-season. Next to it, there is a takeaway snack bar. In addition to a pool, the campsite offers a sauna and a small fitness studio. English and some German are also spoken at the reception. It is possible to order baguettes for the next day there. Directly next to the campsite, there is a bus stop, a large supermarket with a small bakery, a hardware store, and a gas station.

Very tidy campsite with large pitches and decent sanitary facilities. A good stopover on the way to the Atlantic, perhaps also for a few days stay. You stand very quietly on well-kept grassy areas. In the evenings, it's only a few kilometers to Honfleur, which is a charming little town despite all the tourism. But beware on the approach: Do not trust your regular GPS under any circumstances! It might lead you through the old town of Honfleur, and it gets very narrow! (We had only 2 mm clearance to a parked vehicle!) Better to continue to exit 2 and take the slightly longer route.

The site had newly installed power connections where we stood. Unfortunately, these were not the required CEE plugs but the regular plugs commonly used in France. An occupancy problem occurred when we wanted a 10 A site, which did not quite suit the site management.