@Adriaan-M.

We're campers and live in an apartment in the immediate vicinity of this parking lot and market during the winter. There are indeed around 20 campers there regularly. We get the impression this is tolerated because all the campsites and camper sites in the area are full. If you're self-sufficient, it's a great spot, on paved roads. Indeed, everything has to be free on Saturday evenings and Sundays until around 5 p.m. because of the Sunday market.

What a terrible situation. We don't have a HUB card. We're parked in front of the (cramped) entrance with the campervan mostly on the street. We tried three (credit) cards, but to no avail. Even pressing the HELP button didn't open the barrier. There was only one campervan on the site. It's a shame they invested money in a campervan park like this. We drove on to Bauchatel, 15 km south. We parked there for free. Too bad, we wanted to visit Valece.

A good and tidy CP. The old reviews should be removed due to all the changes that took place in 2025. It says the center is 50 meters away. That should be 500 meters. It's easily walkable through a beautiful park. We had a great meal at the Spanish restaurant across from the town hall. It was very busy, and the two of us were lucky to snag the last available table. All the other tables were occupied.

It's a beautiful and very spacious camper site. The Wi-Fi, as well as 3/4/5G, is poor. Waste must be taken to the stone building next to the glass containers. Open the door with your CCP card. Separate your waste. Unfortunately, there's hardly any ventilation in the building, which makes it quite smelly inside.

Perhaps, based on previous reviews, it is an idea to place a sign at the CP entrance that the CP is only for people who also stay overnight. If you do not stay overnight, you can simply park on the parking spaces, without paying. We often see that there are campers who leave just before the money is collected. But we also see that many campers drive onto the CP and cannot find a place to stay overnight because of this behavior.

A toilet unit has been installed. Furthermore, waste containers are available. Very quiet place.

Paid parking from 10 am to 8 pm at € 1.50 per hour. Free after 8pm. Discharge of water and toilet possible free of charge. Clean water also available. No electricity. Pay at the kiosk available. Possible to set to English. Also possible with bank card. Check Spanish BOAs by means of to take photos of the license plate, but are also willing to help at the payment kiosk. Some nuisance from the highway above you. Only use the smaller CP.

Great place to spend the night for 5 euros per night. Sign up at the snack bar, nice owners. Trains occasionally pass by on one side of the parking lot, the main road runs on the other side. You hardly have any problems with either. Toilets can be used until 8 p.m.

Unfortunately, I had to suffer the terror of youth again last night. It is a group of about 15. They are on bicycles and hit the camper wall as they pass by. They also throw fireworks and shoot rockets from the higher buildings towards campers. The police were called, but as we know, they are overloaded in the increasingly impoverished Netherlands. And if they do come, they will be too late because you can get away quickly by bike.