We were pleasantly surprised by this campsite. The welcome was friendly, and it was perfectly equipped for small children, with a nice playground and swimming in the stream. The campsite is situated in a green area with beautiful hiking trails. The train station is 700m away, from where you can reach Zurich in 25 minutes. We were there in mid-September and got one of the last spots, so booking ahead might be wise.

A great place for an overnight stay. We had a delicious meal at the restaurant; they're great with small children! We didn't see a caterpillar, and mosquito repellent is a must. Earplugs are also helpful because of the traffic noise. The road there is very narrow, but we managed with our 7-meter campervan.

We arrived here in mid-September around 1 p.m., and it was already full. It's recommended to make a reservation or call ahead (the nearest campsite is a 25-minute drive away). The pitches didn't look great either, crammed together, but they were lovely by the lake. I think it's fine for one or two nights.

Great campervan site. Some narrow streets to get there, though, and only eight spaces. These were occupied when we arrived in the evening, but we simply parked in the designated parking spaces. There's a small castle next to it and a large park with mini golf and a playground. It's also a hamlet.

A great spot for boarding the boat to Corsica. It's true you have to be on time. We arrived around 1 p.m., and there was plenty of room. We went into Livorno and to the aquarium. Nothing special, but a nice way to pass the time. There's a bar and an information center nearby. You can also use the restrooms and get some provisions there. Of course, it's busy because boats are constantly coming and going. There are no other facilities on site.

Nice city campsite. We arrived at 4:30 PM and got one of the last spots, as you can't make a reservation. Many campers had to turn back. Lucerne is within walking distance. It's a 2km walk through the park along the lake, beautiful! There's also a bus service, but we don't think there's a particularly safe bike path. Next door is a traffic museum (a kind of amusement park), which is really fun! There's not much to do at the campsite itself, but there is a nice little bar and one small playground.

A small, well-organized campsite, perfect for overnight stays with small children. We had a view of the playground, and there was even a trampoline. There were bathrooms for showering, which was a real luxury. Pavia is a lovely city, easily accessible via a bike path along the river. Unfortunately, I got two flat tires due to the thistles along the way... so be warned.

The campsite has undergone significant investment. The largest section is new, offering a variety of amenities: very dog-friendly, a large climbing park for children, and a professional (paid) gym. Our spot, right next to the main restrooms, was excellent, and we walked straight onto the beach. You can also reserve a (paid) shuttle bus to Bastia. Definitely worth it.

We were unable to attend as we both had Corona. Reported 2 days in advance and couldn't even move, let alone money back. Our experience is that many campsites are much more accommodating in this regard.

We actually wanted to be on the campsite with the idea of being pampered in the Spa. Unfortunately, the camper was full and the camper place is not sufficient. The toilet/shower is 2 mountains further with a steep staircase. You can therefore no longer use the other facilities. The way there is also very steep. Our brakes almost gave up! Village is also not much.

Great camper place to make a stop on your way through. No sanitary facilities available so that can be inconvenient. It was nice that Lidl is right next to it so you can send your husband for fresh bread ;)

We came to this campsite while passing through, we could put down the camper ourselves and register the next day. There was a swimming pool for cooling off and Salzburg is easy to reach by bike. Sanitary is very neat. Highly recommended.

Really a transit camp. Nice by a beautiful lake and a great restaurant within walking distance. Neat places and sanitary facilities. You can just park and around 5 o'clock the supervisor (owner?) will do the registration.

Nice along the river, which produces some “white noise”. Can you like it or not. Main building sanitary is neat, especially go there (tip). You cycle about 7 km to Bohinj Lake. Nice and quiet not too touristy atmosphere. Quiet campsite in mid-September.

Great campsite to visit the city. You can cycle about 5.5 km with the bike path to the central square of Ljubljana. Shower is great, toilets a bit small. There is also a gym, swimming pool, restaurant and beach volleyball court, but we did not use it. Very slow WiFi, so don't expect too much.

Despite the other reviews, we still dared to go to this campsite and to our surprise we had a great time here. There are no predefined pitches, but the olive trees between which you stand provide ample space and shade. The plumbing was fine, unlimited shower with self-heating always top. You can walk to Nin and to a beautiful beach. We paid something like €22 a night which was fine.

Neat campsite. It all looks nice, with the laundry room popping out. Beach not really nice, typical Croatian with a lot of concrete. Swimming pool smaller than in the picture and quite massive. This also applies to the rest of the campsite, which is not really quiet. We had a nice spacious shaded spot and you are close to Zadar center 3/4 kilometer. Very expensive at €50 per night in the mid-low season (September)

very nice campsite. all pitches are spacious and some have direct sea air. great restaurant and many sports activities that you can undertake. Rovinj is worth a visit and you can cycle there within 4.8 km, as in the rest of Croatia there are large parts without a bicycle path.

we arrived and were already unfriendly. After that, the spots didn't match and there was no spot. No alternative was offered. We hadn't booked so we went ahead. The pitches are small and the campsite is located on a main road, but it does have a beach right in front of it.

excellent campsite. nice pool and close to the sea. few toilets and showers where we are, but enough around the entire campsite and you can shower unlimited. environment Umag is not very special.

if you want to park in the city and spend the night including toilet and shower, it is fine. don't expect any more from it. it's not fancy and just a car park. is within walking distance of the city and right next to one of the highlights. you have to drive into town for a while, but access roads were easy to do.

nice campsite with direct access to a small beach. places among the trees and places adjacent to the beach with mountain views. good apertivo at the bar overlooking the mountains and the restaurant is excellent too. mini market they have enough stuff to cook for themselves. shower and toilet block tidy and kept clean all day, but the shower itself was less, 0.50 € and starts immediately after which cold water after 3 minutes or so

large campsite close to the beach, with swimming pool. pretty much everything is said with that. we were there at the end of september and after some bad weather the whole site was covered with branches, leaves and mud. this was not cleared up. neither are the toilets and shower room. also took 10 minutes to get hot water. also had to fill in forms and put on wristbands while the campsite was practically empty. not recommended.

nice campsite with pitches built from plateaus downwards. large toilet block with toilet paper and unlimited showers. Located next to a beach, so you can go back and forth. restaurant available, mini-market too, but it was very sparse. orosei not within cycling distance, whereby the road to the nearest supermarket is not bicycle-friendly. quite a few restaurants nearby that are easy to find.

nice campsite right on the beach la cinta, you can walk to the beach with your chair. while close to the center of San Teodoro, a nice town full of tourism. excellent toilet and shower, clean and unlimited. Minimarket adequate and restaurant has nice coffee-to-go. Furthermore, you are beautiful between the trees with spacious pitches and we could stay free until noon, after which we had good connection to the night boat in Olbia

Overnight here as a stopover from north to south. It is a quiet parking lot next to a hotel (along a busy road, we had little trouble with this). We didn't need electricity or water, so spending the night here was free. In the evening we had a good meal at the hotel, which was not expensive. Very local, it only opened at 20.15 (this is late for the Dutch). Definitely recommended for a stopover.

Very nice campsite on the outskirts of Soest You can easily walk into the forest behind the campsite. In addition, a stone's throw from the center of Amersfoort, a must to visit. The campsite itself is a bit pricey, but in itself worth the money if you compare it with what you sometimes lose at other campsites, and what you get. Toilet block was great, a shower like at home :)

Nice and quiet campsite close to Breda. You cycle past a beautiful nature reserve into the center! large place, camping site was anyway bigger than expected. No facilities besides the standard toilet block, so less suitable with children. The toilet building leaves something to be desired. Too hot shower (not adjustable) and everything is with pennies, also washing up € 0.20 ... I would definitely recommend the campsite!

Great camper place at the harbor. Close to the center of Hattem, you can easily walk there. 15 places, so everything is also fairly small, in terms of showers and other facilities (eg. Dishwashing options, were kindly helped by owners, but not really available.

Nice big spot on the water, nice and quiet. Furthermore, a little old campsite. Especially many permanent places, which gives it a less camping feeling. Facilities clean. Staplek, smelled like sewer. Unfortunately you cannot swim in the water, that would be fantastic, but swimming is possible with a pool, that made it nice.