Nice spot. We were even able to use the toilets in the sports club while it was open. Owls hooting in the evening. 10 min walk to supermarket and bank. only downside was town alarm going off at 5.08am followed by sirens!

Unable to find this. Early September so maybe not open but no signs and I walked along the road. Phone number did not work either.

As stated not very inviting with lots of cable drums around. The parking area was fine but the issue for us was the noisy fan on the animal shed. We moved on.

closed at the moment due to roadworks. should reopen end of October 2024

Lovely place. Quiet nights sleep. Clean toilets and the reconstructed iron age village was worth a visit.

We stayed on the campsite rather than the MH area as more space and quieter. 24 euros plus 1 euro for shower. electicity charged for usage. Good facilities, and nice walk around lake.

Disturbed night as people walking about and the breaking glass/car alarm at about 2am. Then all was calm and lovely bird song. Kindly able to use showers at pool for free in the morning.

I think this is the best option for visiting Stockholm. Plenty of space (more than the adjacent and nore expensive campsite). You cannot book in advance and for a maximum of 3 nights although nothing stops you checking in again straight away.

The slott is beautiful but on a warm evening there are people coming and going all the time. They were still playing football at 9.30 so I moved to the much quieter (but less attractive) car park 600m further along the road for a peaceful night's sleep.

Everything you need. Some seemed to struggle with the payment machine but worked fine for me. Had a nice place with evening and morning sun. 5 minutes walk to the beach - go see the sunset.

lovely location in the mountains. It was minus 2 overnight so was happy to pay the €6.50 for electricity but would be expensive at other times. Toilets not so clean but with so few customers I couldn't expect daily cleaning. I could only find the machine to empty the cassette (2€).

Close to centre but pedestrian crossing close which makes a beeping noise when green even if there are no people nearby. Moved to a different place.

Good place to park to visit the town. Busy so you may not find a space.

road is busier than you might expect. I should have done as suggested by other reviewers and crossed the small dam to the right when coming from the motorway

Friendly reception. Own bathroom - mine needed new gas cylinder which came quickly. Good size pitches many shaded.

Excellent location with all the sites within walking distance. We had electricity (€3 paid when we were connected) and were charged €17.40 by the machine to exit. Cassette emptying leaked out from the box and since people then used fresh water hose to rinse away the mess, I avoided using that.

Good campsite. Pitches fairly small and drain the step to get on them which can make control difficult. Small shop had bread croissants in the morning. El Rocio strange place - like being in an old western. We used the washer (€4) and drier (€3) found in both toilet blocks.

Perfect for visiting Seville and not too noisy at night. We walked through to the Gold tower séeing all the main sights and got the bus back. Walked to Pilots house the following morning before heading off.

Good site with all amenities except electricity. 19 spaces full in February!

Expensive - yes, no facilities - yes but fantastic for visiting the Alhambra. Get up early and you can enter the Alhambra at 8.30 and have an hour before the tour buses arrive. Can return to your motorhome for a rest/food and return to see more later. the Alhambra ticket allows access all day with only a set time for the palace - book in advance

Good camp site though rather dated sanitation. Friendly reception. Lower pitches quite tight. Not much road noise but dustbin was collected the night we stayed. They have just installed new full size washers and drier €5 wash and €4 dry (60 minutes)

Nice quiet spot. Stayed the night before visiting the museum and archaeology.

Well organised. Pitches not that big but posts can be removed for easier parking. Super views and Orgiva is a nice town. Showers €1 for 7 minutes.

What a strange place. Full of large vans so we went to a different spot nearby.

Good spot and easy to get into the city. Noisy from the road but it is a city. Only a few showers and very cramped but were 2 family bathrooms (floor rather slippery).

All facilities but noisy from trains, motorway and local traffic. Strangly nobody was parked in the spaces under the trees but lined up in the enormous car park.

Great place to visit an interesting town. Everything nearby. Electricity all taken as 10 vans there. Quiet night.

February so plenty of space. May not be so good when full. Showers, 3 washing machines, one dryer - may not be enough when full. Fairly small pitches with trees. Small shop was open in the mornings with bread etc. Able to wash van too.

plenty of space. Friday night so somebody was having a rave in the distance. water needs jetons.

central but quiet. 4 other vans so no electricity for us (if our cable was long enough). good shops nearby and nice to walk by the river

Water off as below freezing but excellent location and we slept well (we were alone until a pair of late arrivals). The village is a must for visiting and has a useful little shop.

Just a large area of flat tarmac. Had a nice quiet night. We were not too worried about being disturbed as was minus 2 so all the locals were inside. May not feel safe for many.

nice rest area with picnic tables by the lake. At the end of the toilet block is a little room for emptying your cassette - nice and clean.

not so easy to find. around sports pitch with water and waste disposal. toilets locked. man came to collect money around 20:00. 10 minute walk to town with good bakers. very quiet.

small space for motorhomes in the under 6 meters area and slope. limited toilet blocks for the size of the site. vaccine passport or covid test needed to stay (august 2021) nice spot with small beach abd jetty

about 20 vans so not so crowded. An equal number were in the free carpark before the motorhome site. electricity needs 1€ coins. somewhat muddy after rain all day. ok before getting ferry.

Spaces for 6 but we had 15 squeezed in! Nice and quiet. Worth the walk to Gerberoy. exit the Aire behind the service point at end of hedge. angle across the field. over the bridge, turn left and follow the path (an exercise route). it crosses a road and goes uphill. at the bench you can go either way - I think right is easier.

Easy for visiting the town either by bus (every 15 minutes) or walking (15 minutes). The spaces are 6m long. You have to register at the machine even for the free stay of up to 24 hours. Next to a lifting railway bridge over the river. I wouldn’t stay overnight but I don’t think that is what the spaces are for.

Parking in between house and barn. Water from house so only requested a few bottles. 2 pin plug - had problems with my adapter so owner lent me an adapter. Can walk into town (cheese factory shop)also a nearby farm shop but both closed on Monday

Toilet and showers fairly primitive but nice hot water. Also washer and drier. Just use and put on the form what you have used to work out how much to pay - you will need the correct money as just leave in a letterbox. Just an overnight stop so did not make use of the other facilities (also rained). Was a noisy motorbike going round and round in a nearby farm for some time during the evening

By fishing lakes - fun to watch the fish jumping up to the annoyance of fisherman. You have to get a card and pay for the showers (2 DKK per minute). Also no easy filling of water tank - watering can again.

Grass area behind gravel car park next to field of sheep. Toilet open 24 hours. Nice Main Street and church. Quiet night’s sleep (4 other MHs)

Came here but facilities very run down. Only found one shower but assume can use those in the hostel (where reception is). Not that appealing so went to mogeltonder instead.

Perfect spot. The owner is an MHer so has set this up (as a hobby) as he would like it. Very welcoming - showed us everything. There are hammocks by each pitch, Washer, shower and toilet also bikes to borrow. Not sure about emptying, he said I could fill the tank but didn’t need to.

One half FKK and other half textiles. Arrived after 5pm so could not get electricity. Lovely spot on the water side of the sea wall. Small bar with some food. Showers basic but nice hot water. €16 for camping plus €2 each for pass to the beach.

The campsite has new owners. They are trying events so this is no longer a quiet site. Do not stay when the Karaoke is on as the thumping bass goes on to midnight. I don’t think they close the gates either as there was also camp traffic in the night. Showers can be hit and miss with flow. There is a borne at the late arrivals area but does not seem to be in use so had to fill water using a can.

Needs jetons to open door for water and emptying cassette. No indication of where to get them. Looks a nice spot.

Wonderful spot. Wolves howling in the evening but not overnight. Also many vultures circling overhead during early evening. There is a toilet about 300m away past the picnic area on the road to the holiday cottages. Also a 12th century church which was open.

Lovely spot beside the lake. Small harbour with boat hire. 500m to the beach. Campsite roads are narrow with stone walls to one side. This makes getting into a pitch less easy though pitches are a good size with shade. We emptying only in the far toilet block. Facilities somewhat dated. The site is mainly static cabins.

No facilities but a lovely quiet spot. Lots of space. No shade. In March the park office was closed so we were unable to pay.

Nice quiet site. We were the only ones there (end March) so no hot water. Gets cold at night as at 1400m (we had minus 4). Arrived late afternoon and reception closed but were let in by someone working there who said reception opens at 10. Gave us key to gate. Electricity was working. Paid in the morning and had discount as not fully running.

Busy with overwintering Brits. Small pitches. Good facilities and lots of arranged activities trips etc. Has an indoor pool which was nice in March. Walk to beach and town. Just not my type of site.

Good campsite let down by the 2km dirt road to reach it. Nice size pitches with shade. Good facilities and short walk to rocky shore. Sandy beach further away. Restaurant was good for a campsite.

Full up on a sunny March weekend so about 30 MHs in adjacent car park which can be used by MHs overnight (7 - 9.30). Small spaces so packed in tightly. The flamingos make the trip worthwhile.

Stayed on Friday night so no problems with workers coming early but some early traffic noise on adjacent road. Winery shop good - the 1,20 a litre loose red is very drinkable. Good bakery on road into town - left out of winery then 2nd left up a hill. Bakery on left. Continue up hill and then right for a small shop which has most essentials.

Restaurant closed when we visited ( March). Quiet site. Fairly small level grass pitches.

20 euros in March. They choose your pitch. Good supermarket open and buses every 30 minutes to Barcelona and sitges from outside. We did not try the pool and wellness area. It is a massive site.

Basic but close to the beach. Was fairly full even in March. A case of reserving a place nearer the sea as people move on in the morning. We paid 12.50 including electricity. You may need a long cable! Showers are fine (you don’t need to keep pressing a button) if basic. There is a station nearby but very few trains stop there. Did not hear trains at night

Parking for 4 with access to electricity but plenty more room in the car park. Water tap needs a push for each 2 litres and has a smaller (half inch) thread. Also saw this tap being used to rinse a cassette as no other tap. Don’t let your satnav send you down avinguda de sant jordi - very narrow! I had 5cm on each side.

Close to town and good facilities. Payment worked for me but others had problems. Was a Friday night and cars congregated down the hill with loud music into the night so we moved on.

Nice spot. Quiet until dustbin emptied at 7. Very sunny with good views and short walk to old town. Bakers and supermarket very close. Try the San Pau local beans. At 500m it is colder at night.

Nice quiet spot. Frogs calling in the evening. Hard standing near the gate (for 6 or 7) and more space under trees past the sports club. One toilet and good service station. Need a male push on connector to get fresh water though there is a sink with a tap too.

We arrived avoiding the narrow (2.2m) bridge to see several campers among trees so parked there too (free). Only realised later that the official location is on an old tennis court further down the hill. It would be possible to enter on foot to empty a cassette but we waited until Albi for services

Nice village with old market hall but boulangerie and restaurant seemed to have closed. Parking in front of church on steep slope or nearer the electricity on side of road. More traffic than you would expect. Big problem is that church bell rings the hour (twice) and the half hour ALL NIGHT. At 1am we moved on.

Beautiful spot. View of castle and at edge of town. Small shop close by. Tokens needed for water and electricity. No obvious place to insert them so maybe no available in February. Tokens from nearby tourist information but that only open Sunday afternoon in winter. Cassette emptying was clogged full of disgustingness.

Nice spot but low throbbing noise all night (pump in adjacent sewage treatment plant). Token needed for water from shop in village.

Clean but rather old small toilet/shower block. Lot of road noise and also train noise though the night. Can walk to supermarket but at least 20 minutes away.

Quiet side of car park close to centre and path to small waterfall. Spaces for 6. Maybe fewer than stated because of charging point for EVs. Quiet for town centre. Short walk to artisan boulangerie - up road and turn right.