We stayed at St Louis for the first and last night of our recent holiday. St Louis is about 20 minutes from both the tunnel and the port so it is handy but is away from other problems that caravans can experience in the main areas of Calais. An Aldi and an Auchan Market are about 5 minutes away from the site. The site is a mix of static caravans with touring pitches mixed into the gaps. The grass is well kept but the pitches vary from quite small to large. Electric is reliable and water points are spread throughout the site. The bar which doubles as reception is open from 2pm daily and provides drinks and has a decent menu- their take on Welsh Rabbit has to be tried! WE have tried a few sites in Calais and this is our favourite.

Pleasant spot used many times. convenient for channel crossings, filling up with fuel and shopping for food (as none can be brought over post Brexit) plus access to the Autoroute. The electrics for some of the travelling pitches are not up to current standards and need updating. There are a lot of semi-permanent residents in wooden chalets around the travelling pitches which is a bit strange and we were next to someone entertaining fellow 'residents' with karaoke and a hot tub party, which we didn't enjoy.

Stayed 1 night when we arrived in France. Very close to Eurotunnel.
Lovely site with grassy pitches and hedges. Dog run useful.
Staff very helpful. We arrived just too late for the restaurant so they kindly offered us a large plate of cheese and charcuterie with bread which was very welcome. Will stay again.