Small pitches. Really only for campervans. The terrain is not level, so always use wheel chocks. Sanitary facilities are not spacious. Don't bring much stuff into the shower. What is really nice, however, are the fruit trees on the campsite. The price is quite high for what you get, €40/night for a 7m camper with a power hook-up. The distance to the center of Prague is about half an hour by tram.

Good campsite. A bit boring, though. Sanitary facilities are good. Perhaps a little too few. The tone at the reception is businesslike. The immediate surroundings are disappointing. Located next to a residential area with spartan apartments. You can get to the city quickly by bike.

Nice campsite. Great spot for our 7m camper. You do have to ask around during check-in to get a good spot. Upon arrival, we were not assigned a nice spot. The sanitary facilities and showers are very good. Nearby is a small, pleasant lake with a restaurant/bar. You can enjoy a lovely swim there. You have to cycle a bit for amenities etc. We were okay with that. We wanted to extend our stay for a few more nights, but the reception wasn't very helpful regarding that.

We stayed here with our grandchildren (8 years old) in the spring of 2026. The goal was to visit Legoland and the Lego House. We were very successful in that. The sanitary facilities were fine. The fact that the campsite wasn't very full certainly helps. There are also family showers consisting of two showers, a toilet, a washbasin, and a changing table. There is a campsite shop for the most urgent items. The area around Billund is not special. We only went for Lego!

Quiet campsite. Sanitary facilities are complete and clean. Most pitches are occupied by standard chalets. Nice, friendly, young owners. Helpful. Not much to do in the village. Cycling to the coast, Les Grandes Dales, takes 10 to 15 minutes. There is little entertainment there either. However, there are beautiful chalk cliffs. A day trip to Etretat with the camper was not possible (late June). Packed. Rested a few nights at this campsite on the way back to the Netherlands.

Beautiful location. Sanitary facilities adequate, though dated. Too few water taps. Close to Saint-Malo, on foot or by bike. Lovely walks from the campsite with a dog. Next to the campsite is a memorial '40-'45 (bunkers). Route to the campsite is a bit tricky. Follow the signs for the campsite and not Google Maps.

The location is perfect. Near the town of Honfleur, by a beautiful park, and if you walk a little further, to the beach. Facilities are basic. Too few men's toilets. Showers and washing facilities are okay. The pitches vary: grass, gravel/paved, screened and unscreened, large and small. The reception was a bit chaotic. A long afternoon break caused a queue to form. Reservations are not possible. The campsite was already quite full in June. So, a popular spot.

Quiet campsite. Sanitary facilities are basic but otherwise okay. No toilet disposal point. When the campsite has higher occupancy, the sanitary facilities are insufficient. We were here in early June with four campers. Supermarket nearby.

Beautiful, spacious camper pitch. Paved surface with a small lawn next to it. The sanitary facilities are well maintained. Plenty of toilets, showers, and washbasins. From the camper pitch, you can easily walk to the Lek River, where there are nice swimming spots. Within walking distance of the center of Culemborg. You can cycle a beautiful loop along the river dike and cross using various ferries. We found it surprisingly nice here. The value for money is very good.