June - nice, quiet place; fun and interesting wine tasting, very tasty wines (!), beautiful sanitary facilities. Owners ask that you notify them if you arrive later in the evening.

June - when we were here it was already very busy. It is a well-maintained, beautiful campsite, well organised. Some places are sloping indeed. sharply and at our place a large, old "demarcation stone" was in such an unfortunate place that maneuvering became more difficult.

June - great base to visit Cremona. It is indeed a cumbersome system to get in and register, but the administrator can help you with this. You can reach the city in just a few minutes by bike.

June - Farm is given up and some brothers start a CP. Large, beautiful domain with all amenities and beautiful views. Friendly reception. You can shower there and there is even a small swimming pool. Entrance: small, steep part, apparently some things have already hit the asphalt (?), then take a ticket from the machine. No idea whether payment terminal works with a bank card. Minus point: highway noise is audible even here.

June - When we arrived there were 2 other campers on the enormous site, so we had a shady spot (with a tap) and a beautiful view of the lake. Anyone who has to go on the field in the high season (no shade) will be different. There is an old caravan at the entrance, showers are waiting for permits, there is still work to be done! The welcome was friendly. Still 4 stars: location is great, Marta and surroundings are very beautiful...

June - Beautiful, green and quiet place to visit the beautiful archaeological park in Paestum or the beach (easily accessible by bike). The pitches are large and you will find all facilities here that are simple, but neat. The friendliness of the manager deserves 5 stars. In the morning we were also surprised with a bowl of strawberries, later we received vegetables from his garden. Minus: adjacent mobile phone mast.

June - The CP is a former karting track and an ideal place to visit beautiful Matera. We got a place right next to the circuit and got enough shade (which was necessary, because it was very hot). The owner was very friendly, helpful, gave a lot of information and took us into town with his car (his shuttle service works well and it is the ideal way to visit Matera). Thank you!

June - CP (10€) with electricity, place next to large parking lot, with a view of the castle. Bus to Castel del M.1€. No gray water discharge seen. Emptying cassette? Refilling with water might be possible. Castle: worth it, also beautiful view. Very quiet in the evening; There are about 4/5 dogs in the parking lot, they seem to guard the parking lot(?) My neighbor was even able to pet them. Some of the roads we took to get here were very bad.

June - CP with sea views; pebble beach. Manager: a bit stiff at first, then starts to 'thaw'. You can order sandwiches. All amenities, but seem to be placed here and there. Restaurant (on the sea) right next to CP. Mattinata is easily accessible by bike, nice when there are some people walking around, for example. Thursday morning: market.

June - CP is located close to a beautiful beach, closed by some rock formations. The place is quite isolated. Cycling: for 'mountain goats'. The CP is large, green, has a lot of shade. The drainage for the chemical toilet is well arranged; gray-potable water seems more improvised. Narrow drainage channel, gray water can end up in the sand with the hose for drinking water nearby... One shower (big enough for 2 people) and toilet.

June - CP by the sea, quiet, friendly manager. The actual places are a little higher, to drive on them concrete "ramps" have been made for different track widths(?)... which makes maneuvering a little more difficult. Cycle-walking path comes to a dead end here (still not repaired). The road from the highway to this place could also use some repairs. The CP is quiet, Termoli is picturesque and easily accessible by bike.

June - Beautiful CP: grass, shade, all amenities (easily accessible), friendly welcome. Showers are simple. Beach nearby. Highly recommended is the 'Ciclovia Adriatica', a cycle path that runs along the Adriatic coast: you can follow it from Giulianova, Tortoreto Lido... to Martinsicuro; from seaside resort to seaside resort. The camper place can fill up quite quickly... arriving early has its advantages.

June - Great camper place near the abbey, beautifully located, quiet, all amenities! Nice bike rides (e.g. to Urbs Salvia, or towards Petriolo...), beautiful walks!

We first stopped at 'Sosta Camper il Rospo', but the CP is close to a very busy road. We quickly drove a little further to this place...a relief. It is indeed a small camping CP restaurant: green and fairly quiet (restaurant is well visited). Toilets/showers are a bit dated, but neat. Quickly cycle to Fano or take a nice bike ride to Pesaro. There is an excellent cycle path next to the beach.

Cp is located on the edge of the village (10 minutes walk). All amenities, quiet. Charming medieval village, which you can quickly cross. The visit to the 'Rocca' was not really special. In the evening we walked to the viewpoint at the water tower (not so far from the CP)...beautiful view!

June Great CP! Located in a quiet suburb, opposite a small park. You can reach the historic part of the village on foot in no time and it is really worth it! It was very quiet at night.

June; everything has already been said in previous reviews; why not 5 stars: the place doesn't look that attractive at first glance, almost no shade...and it was hot. Attentive administrators! Nice cycle path: we rode towards Ostiglia (not so inviting: there is a large power station), crossed the Po towards Revere (much nicer, has a palazzo: Museo del Po). Near the CP there is a 'hidden' shop with a friendly saleswoman.

Sept 2023; nice campsite on the coast. Friendly welcome, beautiful places, well-maintained sanitary facilities, quiet. We were there on the Asturias holiday: good atmosphere! Short walk to the fossilized dinosaur footprints. Nice beach; if you walk in the surf, keep an eye out for the Little Weever!

Were here in September, so not too many people. Beautiful place! Very friendly owner, does his best to give all campers the necessary space to enjoy the view. By bike to Castro de Baroña (beautiful!) or to the market in Noia. Also beautiful beaches within cycling distance.

Were here in September. CP is located on the edge of the city, next to a small park. The place is not that big, so the nearby parking lot (for buses, among other things) is also used. At night: quiet, no disturbance from the station. The town has charm, but we noticed that many shops are empty.

We were here in September, so not too many people. Very good camper place, friendly welcome, beautiful surroundings for cycling or walking!

Sept 2023. When the sun shines, maybe okay, but when it rains: a big, unpleasant mess. We didn't stay there.

For those who visit Quimper, but cannot or do not want to spend the night there, Elliant is a good alternative (village is about 17 km from this city). The place is paved, we could fill up with water (for free?) and it was quiet (adjacent to a cemetery). Elliant is an unadorned village, but you will find a bakery and a grocer where you can order bread when the baker is on holiday.

Entrance: payment machine. You can stand down or drive up a slope and enjoy a beautiful view (in the front row). The terrain is uneven. The amenities are easy to get to, but one actually blocks the entrance. Beach within walking distance, by bike to the bakery. Setting: very nice; by bike to Trézien or a coastal walk to the harbor (Porscave)…

The large motorhome area is located on the harbor and at first glance it looks a bit chaotic, but has its own charm. You can stand where you want on the site and here and there are discarded boats. The welcome (in a nearby building) was friendly. We had chosen this place to visit the Historical-Technical Museum (walking distance) which describes the development and consequences of the V1 / 2 weapons. In the evening it was very quiet.

Nice, spacious place. When all visitors to the National Park have left: very quiet. We were on the edge, without electricity, but with a beautiful view. From the parking lot walk towards "Hochuferweg" and via the coast to Sassnitz; back by bus: a great trip!

July, 2 nights. Barrier open; CP almost empty; ideal location for cycling or walking. Not only the lake is interesting, also the smaller lakes in the area: Étang du Grand Coulon, Étang de la Forêt ... (nature reserves) are worth a walk. Driving greengrocer grocer passes by. At night: very quiet. Sanizuil seemed to work, but we did not use it. The sani column has a fixed "Gardena coupling" and you need an adapter to fill water.

Very quiet place; lawn behind winery; modern vinotheque.

3 nights / Sept. The actual motorhome was full, so the adjacent lawn was used (with electricity) and then a piece of pasture / orchard that had been closed off. Dorfkrug is popular, but you still get the feeling that the CP is bursting at the seams (even in Sept). It is located in a nice and quiet area, a few minutes by bike from Lake Constance that lends itself to long bike rides, for example to Friedrichshafen (Zeppelin Museum) or the beautiful Lindau. We too could use the bonuses; the staff were friendly; it was very quiet at night; there was a sandwich service and the restaurant (fries / sausage / chicken) was pretty ok.

1 night; moved to this place because CP Glorenza was as full as an egg. Very simple place, without facilities ... and also here only a few places available. The bike path along the lake is beautiful.

2 nights / Sept. Very spacious and beautiful motorhome with beautiful views. According to Italian neighbors in July / August very busy, but when we were there it was nice and quiet. Fantastic walking area! Until the beginning of Sept. you can use buses that take you to places where you can start walks.

2 nights / Sept. When we arrived on a Friday afternoon the motorhome was almost empty. The payment was made with coins and the 'receiving committee' was kind enough to change notes into coins. There is a power / water column at each location. There are toilets, showers and places where you can do the dishes. By the evening the place was full and people started to use the lawn next to the actual CP. Despite the crowds, it was quiet at night. It is a great base to visit the lake / villages. What particularly stood out was the friendliness of the people who manage the CP.

3 nights / Sept. Small campsite for small campers. The owner is friendly; guided us to an available place and since a number of regular guests had left, we were allowed to put our table and chairs right on the lake. The view: beautiful! The plumbing is cleaned superficially, is old and apparently no more is being invested in it. The campsite is a good base to visit the villages on the lake. You can cycle from Vello to Pisogne by bike: a must!

A closed gate with a paper "completo" on it, but still a completely empty camper place? Reception closed at 12 pm (a few minutes past 12 arrived ...); still ringing ... no response. Unclearness ... customer friendliness?

Three nights / Sept; camper place was full, still found a place in the parking for the actual CP. It was busy there too: campers kept arriving and looked for a place on a different side of the sports field or drove away. Despite all the crowds, it was quiet at night. In the morning you may have a chance to take a vacant spot on the CP. Great place to visit Lake Como, but for those who arrive late, a less pleasant search is probably waiting.

Quiet; catered; space for three campers; some also use the parking lot at the church; from there one can take a short, beautiful walk to an old church: St. Martin des Champs.

One night / June. Rightly high ratings: large, green motorhome; quiet; neat sanitary; friendly manager. Stood in the back in a shady place; In the evening also enjoyed the bats that have their hunting ground there :)

One night - June 2019. Very much shade; quite a few places have been taken by regular guests; a bit messy: would not want to stand here in high season (little space, narrow to maneuver, watch out for branches), but we were almost alone! The plumbing: well cared for. Walk made to 'Los Pilones', a spectacular place where the river eroded the rocks.

(June 2019) Place was spacious enough for our camper, but you are close to your neighbors, more space in the back; personal sanitary building was neat; welcome: friendly; pool: fantastic; restaurant: not much soups; bus connection to Cáceres: very easy; also great base to visit Trujillo; in short, a city camp site that pleasantly surprised us.

June 2019 Quiet, many shady places, but you see that the campsite is on its way: everything seems a bit neglected, the sanitary facilities catapults you back to the 70s and 80s, the place to empty the cassette is hidden among tall grass ... Nevertheless, we were kindly welcomed and it was a good base to visit Guadalupe (beautiful monastery: only to visit with Sp. Guide).

3 nights / June 2019. Nice campsite with excellent sanitary facilities; was already quite busy in June; very friendly welcome; good bicycle connection to Salamanca (sometimes the path is narrow). Good base to visit fantastic city.

1 night / June 2019 Large parking lot, without facilities, free, ideal to visit the city. At night: calm; the Policia Municipal building creates a sense of security. In the evening the city is very beautiful!

1 night / June 2019. The goal was originally Mortagne-sur-Gironde, but there were campers like sardines in a can. So a few kilometers further to Saint-Dizant-du-Gua, a sleepy village with a beautiful castle. The motorhome: a huge meadow, plenty of space. Fortunately dry! Even a small supermarket at the entrance. Almost alone at night, quietly. Walk: followed the stream to 'Le Moulin du Sap', aire de loisirs (a "recreation park").

We stayed here for two nights in June 2019. La Alberca is an authentic, picturesque (and touristic) village. Camper pitches are located on a parking lot on the outskirts of the village. Not only the planned camper pitches are used; we also chose a normal place under a tree. When we arrived in the afternoon the parking lot was almost empty, but in the evening she had become a busy, cozy but also somewhat louder Portuguese "enclave". The parking was empty again the next day. It was very quiet at night. Next to the entrance of the parking you will find a tourist information center and a nice walk starts that takes you to the 'Valle de las Batuecas'. You descend a few kilometers from El Portillo (including vultures) ... the way back: spicy ...

Stayed here one night in June 2019. It is a good place to view the Roman monuments. The Roman theater, amphitheater and the museum (beautiful!) Are within walking distance; the circus is around the corner. A walk through the city (via the temple of Diana to the Alcazaba) is also worthwhile. Positive: well maintained parking with the necessary facilities, ideally located to visit 'Roman Mérida'. We had a quiet night and not much trouble with the buses. Negative: uncomfortable, you are close together in a corner of the parking lot, little space, no shade.