This is a difficult place to get in/out if you have anything larger than 6m. The description does not offer fresh water and it certainly doesn’t have any. I’d stay across the street in a large gravel lot. NOTE: If you stay in the gravel lot you can only make a right turn even if your GPS directs you to the left. We needed water so we went to the Only Camp just out of town instead.

First the good. The showers are free, clean and plenty of hot water. The bad - the property is poorly managed. The sites are not demarcated so this can lead to arguments among guests. When it rains some of the low lying sites are unusable because of the mud and puddles. The wifi which is free is worthless.

This is a well managed campground that has convenient access to Siena via bus routes #3 and 8. It required some tight maneuvering for our 7m. Some pitches have significant slope so be advised.

This is a pleasant campground in a spectacular setting of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. You can easily walk into the town. We didn’t use the facilities or the service point. The pitches were spacious and private. Note that it is a steep descent/ascent in and out. There is a hairpin turn at the bottom to negotiate. We have 7m moho and did fine. May not be advisable for larger vehicles.

We enjoyed our stay here. This campground is an oasis that is beautifully landscaped and maintained. Ann was a delight to receive us. She rode us around on her golf cart to show us available sites. Campground is somewhat challenging to get to through urban traffic in Nice. Follow GPS carefully.

Arrived on 7 June around 5:00p without a reservation. It was full. It would have been nice to display a sign outside the entrance stating this. It extremely difficult to get into with a 7m motorhome off of a very busy street. Owner was pleasant enough. We went on to Camping Chantecler and found a spot. I don’t recommend this place. It’s a campground better suited for tents and fourgons.

This place is a disaster. We attempted to stay here in our 7m motorhome. it was late in the afternoon, we were tired otherwise I would have moved on. Steep inclines and poorly demarcated pitches. This should be a campground for tent pitches only. Don’t even attempt this place unless you have a 4 wheel drive vehicle. We finally found a pitch that was near an electrical box and called it a wrap.

We arrived at 11:00a and there is no parking for a 7m camping car. Don’t even try to go here. It is extremely congested.

We were at this site in a 7m camping car. It is tight to maneuver and the access roads are quite narrow through neighborhoods. It floods quite easily. we were here for a downpour. The entry requires a ticket that gives an access code from a credit card only machine. It was difficult to connect with the internet to process payment. Be patient. It took several tries. Once you have the code proceed with your vehicle right up to the bar for entry.

This is a nice aire near the city. The Flot Bleu electricity requires jetons which are purchased at a stand near the waste station. The machine apparently only accepts French credit cards not accepting our USA credit card. A nice French couple used their card for us and we got jetons. After all of that, the Flot Bleu electricity stands did not work even with jetons.

Animals are not permitted here.

Positives: Quiet pastoral setting, clean shower/toilet block. Nice swimming pool. It’s very popular so book in advance. Reception staff helpful. Cycle into Lucca in 15-20 min. Offers bkfst in main house 8-10 15 euro/pers. Negative: Access! Don’t follow GPS. Go to the website and see suggestions for their routing. Buggy and smelled where we were. Basically an open field with as many tents, caravans and camping cars as will fit.

This is an excellent campground. It is beautifully maintained and well managed. I had a business matter to attend to while staying there which required sending a document via FEDEX. The owner personally drove me into the nearby town and spoke Italian to the clerk to make certain it was handled properly. They offer a shuttle from the campground into town which connects to a bus to Torino. Shuttle 3 euros. They sell bus tickets too.

Nice campground. Be aware that your approach can take you into LEZ for Antwerp. I received a 150 euro fine in today’s mail and didn’t realize it.

We stopped for one night in a camping car and it is very pleasant. The place is immaculate. Everything is well maintained and the staff is very friendly. It is easily accessible from the A7. It has one of the nicest laundry rooms I have seen at a campground.

We had a one stop over here and it was very pleasant. The previous comment that the auto pay machine is only in Danish is incorrect. You can choose English or German as well. Showers work fine but you must use a Tally Card. 10kk for 5 minutes. Laundry facilities, free water and black/grey water waste disposal. Electricity with Tally Card. Service point not so easy to find. Quiet and pleasant.

The camping sites are well delineated. This site is not well suited for motorhomes more than 7m. Other postings claim that tickets are dispensed when no space is available. This is inaccurate. The dispensing of tickets is computer controlled. After receiving a ticket you have 1 hr to pay. The system logs your license plate. Pay extra for electricity. Autopay machine at harbor office. Get Tally Card at harbor office for laundry.

Nice location with space for 6 camping cars. Lots of car and foot traffic during the day with people going to nearby beach. Stores at marina for basic needs and laundry facilities. Everything works with a pre-loaded car (electricity and laundry). Machine at harbor control. It fills up quickly from early afternoon. Ferry nearby to go to Sweden. Shops, restaurants and old town about 15-20 min bike ride.

Book on line. In season it’s very popular. State your TOTAL vehicle length incl. bikes or storage boxes. You will be measured at check-in. Many have made negative comments about this. This is a very tight location and campers are positioned based on length. It makes sense. There are a lot of rules but it is really to ensure that all have a positive experience. Easy access to the city either on bike (30 min) or bus/metro.

Parked the a nice view of the marina and spent a pleasant quiet night here. The check-in system isn’t as complicated as others have stated. For check-in go to the Harborkontrol building facing the marina, use the automated machine and follow the prompts in your selected language. I used a Visa card and had no problems. service machine and follow the prompts. Fairly easy to use. All of the marinas seem to use a similar system in Denmark.

There is no way to empty black water. This outlet is broken. Free water, disposal of grey water and trash are available. Water is free.

The roads to get to this campground are narrow and may not be suitable for larger camping cars. We are 7 meters. We stayed one night to take the ferry next day. It is some distance to Puttgarden terminal so this campground may not be suitable if that’s your intent. 30 euros per night with full services. There is a separate camping car parking area just you arrive with 8 spots. It is outside of the gated area.

This is a great campsite and easily the most automated ever experienced. When you pay you will receive a ticket with a QR code. Keep it handy because you’ll use to enter and exit as well as access water and electricity. Water is purchased in units. 2 units filled a 60 L tank.

This is a great campground well situated to cycle into Bruges. Electricity is included. We chose to use the waste water station in the bus parking section because it was easier to maneuver with a 7m camping car. Taking on fresh water is another matter! Bring lots of 50 cent coins because the water only lasts for a brief few minutes. It will take many to fill a 60L tank.

This place tries hard for a California layback surfer dude village feel. That said, it is a bit rustic but has a good vibe and accommodating staff. When you book you will receive an email with directions because of a closed tunnel detour. READ CAREFULLY!! The Google map route is only an overview. Follow the accompanying text. A portion of the detour is unpaved and may not be suitable for large motorhomes.

This location is indeed closed. When I visited on 6 September 2021, the entire site was set-up for a special event. It seemed that it was a semi-permanent installation so unclear as to when it might reopen for camping car use. Rated 1 star only because it was closed. Otherwise, I think this would be a very pleasant place for an overnight stay.