Campeggio La Bien Assise *****

Great site overall and have stayed here numerous times. A little disappointed on this occasion to hear the staff in the campsite shop being really negative about some of the British clientele to her French compatriots, thinking we would not understand. We did! Logis restaurant adjacent to site is really good and worth a visit. We will return but prefer if staff can respect their predominant customers.

Stayed many times.
Never disappointed.
Always look forward to our visits, usually at the start and end of our holiday.
It’s so good we now close our holiday with a full week, it’s so relaxing.

stay here every year excellent site staff very friendly and helpfull calais beach area is having major facelift it looks great you get what you pay for toilet paper and soap provided will be back next year

Great stopover for Calaise. Easy access, friendly staff, good priced snack bar and more pricey restaurant. Site adds on tax per night and something else which I found irritating. But will certainly use again as stopover. Superb, we\\\'ll run site!

Be prepared to pay a lot more we got charged an extra per night drainage plus taxes making absolutely appalling will never go again

Food was terrible. Staff were helpful. Campsite is next to a road so very noisy. Not very relaxing at all. Good for a one night stop either after your ferry to Calais or before your ferry home. Expensive for what it is.

We didn't choose this campsite some friends had chosen it as a place for us to meet. After reading the reviews we were a little apprehensive but on arrival what a surprise. A large well maintained campsite used by all the major clubs of Europe. Big pitches with easy access for our TA. We stayed for three nights and took advantage or the walking maps available in reception. It was nice to visit an area that we normally only pass through to and from the ferry. Lidl & Carrefore just up the road. Very nice pool.

Just checked and this is the 11th year we have been here. Sometimes just for 1 night and up to 2 weeks. So what has changed? There is now a large roundabout at the entrance making access easier and a brand new road from Eurotunnel exit/entrance meaning a max 20 mins travel time. There's a new toilet block and there are now some all service pitches. What hasn't changed? The existing toilet blocks are still kept clean and tidy. The bar still serves a good selection of drinks and the menu is unchanged but very reasonable value. The shop serves reasonably priced food and drink and your morning croissants are fresh and available. The restaurant has changed hands but the quality can't be too bad as it is invariably packed out with local french as well as campers. The pitches for caravanners and others are enormous and the grounds are emaculately kept and designed. So to those that say nothings changed you're wrong and for the rest "if it ain't broke don't fix it".

Large site near Calais. Expensive without offering anything special compared with other sites during a tour of France. Certainly the worst baguette and croissants we had and the most expensive. Pitches large and spaced out. Ground sodden and chewed up due to heavy rain. Onsite restaurant food ok, but not cheap. Serving staff decidedly grumpy and impatient. Toilets clean disputed the muddy conditions.

We have stayed on this site for many years, but sadly the site is losing its lovely charm and is now dominated by contract chalets and the touring pitches are few and far between.