ok camping area… fine town with tourist shops.. plenty of fine food options. single auto toilet (not my favourite things!)… subscription vamping card set up … need to register then pay €5 for the card (automatic delivery at gate) … then if you wish to use per booking for other sites etc then must take annual subscription! 🥲 ….. sad times … monetising aires is I guess inevitable.

no Wi-Fi …. expensive ..95% static … not overly friendly ….

very very small pitches …… bar & restaurant only take German cads ! excellent ablutions. Great location on the lake but you pay handsomely for it !

Many static caravans (well maintained) along with many touring caravans, a sprinkling of motorhomes during our stay.... clean sanitation. EXTORTIONATE WiFi charging! (see attached photograph ) at £10 per day ! also not fast internet through the cell phone (Vodafone) Plenty of entertainment for both children and adults and a well stocked onsite shop.

correct coordinates to turn off the road as follows ……. 48.2876634, 10.2218748

VERY EXPENSIVE, food and drink, chicken gyro one beer, and an ice-cream €21 …… €28 for two people & a camper per night Ok. very clean and well maintained family site with direct beach access and good pool area

hassled by police in the morning for no reason …. not really a problem but did get the feeling that had it been night they may have moved us on …. many buses and lorries parked over night… think the council/police need to change their attitude to welcoming tourists ! Town worth a wander around with many small shops

sadly the only campsite in the centre of Athens was not for us it felt to us like a prison. the people were very regimented and unfriendly. perhaps only one third of the total site is being used for camping. washing machine must be booked in advance by email . we arrived and decided not to stay for a great camping experience imtry Parkopolis Port Parking in Pireas. €18 per night and a 20 minute from centre of Athens by train, a 5 min walk

Busy site with not to many foreigners. many caravans that look like they maybe parked for the season but perhaps not permanent. Few motorhomes and lacks defined pitches, a free for all ! Good bar / social area …. 20km off the highway, if nothing else, a great place to stop off on route to Greece. 5700 HUF for 2 people, m one night, which I think is around €12. Ablutions fine if somewhat dated, & cleaned after the nighttime rush!

Trains, planes & automobiles..... to the left & the right & overhead, a constant background noise The site description lists it as being 2km from the town, Google makes it closer to 10km , we couldn't find any cycle route that was suitable so that's out as a means of transport. Very very limited time leaves an Uber at €25 Ablutions are clean enough but the chemical disposal point needs attention ! still with no alternative it's perfectly fine

Very friendly and Ok sea views but just that, no beach view etc, just sea. Ten minutes walk to the beach, perhaps 30 minutes back. Small shop, and 45 minutes walk along he beach to nearest pub, you wouldn’t want to walk along the narrow roads! Final few miles to the site are no very narrow roads that require confidence. Off season £32 per night, else £39. Toilets clean, but lacking in quantity

Not allowed to hang out washing, except on official lines which total approx 20m, not big enoigh for one van let alone hundreds. Toilets are dated and water is the tepid at best. WiFi slow. service point excellent, but only one for whole site. Great value at €14 excluding electric.

Good location, 10 mins off the highway. Approx 25% has been taken over and roped off by market traders. Free toilet and grey dump. however water is expansive at €5. Bazar ... we can find no bins. Nearly full (including traders spaces) by 7pm.

WiFi is poor. No grey dump. Sanitary block dirty. Many long term caravans & lots of tents. Run down unkempt feel. Close to city by free ferry that has very limited operating hours, or a little further by foot tunnel. €19 with out electric. Probably the best option for visiting the wonderful city of Antwerp.

Large and impersonal. well located for expensive train to central Copenhagen. probably a better option to use one of the seasonal campsites that open in central Copenhagen during the high season. Copenhagen it's self is worth a couple of nights stops but nothing exceptional useless of course you're shopping in Freetown!

Over all , clean, safe and relatively inexpensive. However on the downside.. it's close to a fast busy and very noisy road, no WiFi what so ever ( " we talk to each other" ), the service point is difficult to access, along with the distance to Odense and the checkout time of 12 noon make this a site that we could not recommend.

Excellent site, rather expensive and doesn't take any discount cards, clean heated showers are pay per use. New WiFi system being installed May 2019, will be chargable but in test phase is giving speed in excess of 25 mb/s. Wash and dryers at reasonable prices and include soap. City a good 2.5 km walk, the route along the water is best for eating, city route for groceries

WiFi so slow it couldn't even do a speed test ! (password : baadlaug ). otherwise an excellent stop, likely to be very busy in the high season

As many have said, the services are in the car park immediately off the main road. To dump grey water you will need a hose as it is not drive over. However they are free and can be used independently of the site. The site is a car park and you are parked with minimal space between vans. At night it is quiet. 45 minutes walk along the river to the cathedral. The police patrol frequently.

By the side of a motorway, a main road and 100m from the busy tram line, so noise is inevitable. Space for around 20 vans with an overflow across the road. Tram takes 15 minutes to the city centre, €8.80 for a 24 hour ticket, bought on the platform. Uber operates at €14 approx to centre or walk in 1 hour. It never ceases to amaze me that we can park for free so close to the centre of major cities

Previous comments are some what miss leading this is a Stellplatz at the doors of a campsite. €19 per night including, electic, with free water, free dump of grey an d toilet. The campsite has bar and restaurant that you can use. for an extra charge you can use the shower etc. 100m walk is a Netto. city is 29 min walk. Fantastic views of German Corner and say to sit out in grass. Great place

very mixed feelings in this location... very expensive at €23 but that does include electricity and excellent toilets / showers. fantastic food and very friendly staff at the attached cafe. However the experience was let down by the fact that they charge extra for water and the services were blocked by building materials.

Close to the city centre 15 mins walk. toilets clean and well maintained. pay for water and showers with a card system. put money on the card at the wooden but near to the barrier ., please note it is a TOUCH SCREEN! quite at night. we didn't explore the area around the Aire but across the river on the way back from town is a garage that sells snacks and booze.

It’s free, well located for main road, as testified by the noise! All services working in late March 2019. Yet to see rubbish bins

Close to the town... free ... all services free ... quiet ... what’s not to like? Can’t understand people who post negative reviews just because it was full and they didn’t get on ..... get a life and stop reviewing!

Great place to stop for a night or few. Nothing to do except walk .... at €15 for two beers and two wines, we found the restaurant far to expensive.. but the toilets were clean!

Bus stop & supermarket across the road, many bars and restaurants within 10 mins walk, yet still maintains a quiet rural feel. Prices vary from €8 to 10 including electric depending on length of stay. Water and electric at most pitches. Friendly and informative staff. Vilamoura 15 mins by bike or 60 on foot. Full over most of the winter, with many planning on returning year after year. Free WiFi

Not much to add, an excellent site and a good place to spend the winter if you so choose, free WiFi and a drying area are all that stand between it and full marks

Currently€13.20 per night including electric. No WiFi but excellent location for visiting Alicante. Sadly very little else around.

A new site since October 2017, hogin surface, already showing signs of deterioration after a few months would hate to see it in a few years. Two clean toilets and a clean shower. WiFi at a charge, electric is extra , as is I think water. Grey and toilet free. At €12 ...... an Ok stop ... but uninspiring

ACSI rate of €19 applies off season €3 per person each way bus tickets for sale at very friendly reception. WIFI is an extra, so not full points. have seen worse bathrooms in 5 star hotels and heated too! two excellent service points. indoor pool and spa. include WIFI for 100% mark

Good location, a slight set back is that the only viable route to town includes a 200m underpass that could be an issue at night. Great staff and all facilities on site open when the site is, shop, restaurant,bar etc. Good WiFi. €25 for two with Camping Key discount card that can be bought and download on line for €13, so paying for it’s self in a single nights stay. Excellent bathrooms.

As all have said, no services but rubbish. Excellent quite location. The road in however is very very narrow and could be a disaster if busy with motorhomes

ACSI out of season accepted. Large and impersonal. At this time of year with the bar, restaurant and shop closed, it’s left isolated. Good location on the beach but there are many free parking opportunities in the area. Far from town and shuttle is expensive. Has an area where you can leave at any hour for ferry. WiFi poor speeds. Toilets cleaned often with a hose!

The water, electric and barriers are all new and turned off so no need to pay. While they look new and unused, the site looks old and abandoned. Able to use grey and toilet dump. Are on the side of the road, traffic quit after 22:00 then noisy again after 06:30. We found it all Ok for a night stop off and although stood alone, felt safe. Many alternatives down long roads on the beach near.

Less then 10 mins from arriving to realise that we had left Italy & are back in the rude, ignorant, & expensive country of Europe. The site is expensive, tiny pitches, no dumping allowed in the first night!. WiFi is excellent, but code is only valid for 24 h. Arrived at 6pm & could have done the town and left before noon the next day, excellent walk to the lighthouse, which made it a 2 night stop

Like so many sites, this is tree filled and at 7.5m we’d struggle in the high season to manoeuvre. WiFi is an expensive expensive extra and the number of showers is limited with so many pitches. Also I can imagine very long cues to use the service point. A good stop with ACSI winter discounts but we would avoid in the high season

I’m not sure about the opening dates, but in mid October, they are still coining around at 7pm to collect €10 which considering there are no services except fresh water is to expensive. There are too many beautiful beaches for free to consider parking here. Regarding dates, there appears to be little options to close it out of season, I imagine November 1 is when they stop collecting money.

Water doesn’t work on the stands, and at the dump point, it is 50c for 30 seconds! Avoid the fish restaurant in the white building as most fish are frozen and prices are expensive. Go stop of the beach. I would expect it to get very busy in the season. Free WiFi at the very friendly bar next to the parking.

Car park is easily accessible, simply go to the turning circle and the entrance is on the right. Not to narrow one off the road. Signs say no camping but not really a problem

Undecided between 6 or 7 out of 10, decided 6 due to no toilet facilities and water not drinkable. 20 minutes walk to the cathedral. 389 bus from the main road takes you to Monreale. Traffic not bad as some have said, our route in from the west, so south, was down a very long wide straight road, then left turn for 200m. WiFi is excellent. Add a toilet and I’d give it a 9, great for a town.

Unlike others in the area (site code 20252 ) this place is very happy to take your €5 for camper service and use of the toilets, leaving you free to keep staying on the local beaches for longer.... forwards thinkers

No facilities for camper service without overnight stay despite being very quite, lacks forward thinking

very peaceful and quiet at night although as has been said busy with tourist buses during the day free not 5 euros as quoted

the voice of decent....... early October the place was empty and we wanted a full meal and wine in the restaurant. not willing to move move on the price .... so moved on

WiFi is poor, but that is the same in most locations. Early October €15 all include except showers. Washing machine at €6 takes two hours! As has been said the road noise starts early but not at all unexpected given the location! Great stop off for the cliffs, would recommend and use again.

Got to score below par, not free, €5 compulsory donation with no paper feels like extortion. Location is average, constant repetitive gangs every 20 seconds from the nearby factory is very annoying as are the wild dogs. In the plus side the place is clean and well kept. Places are small but all tarmac. Great for a night but not for us, to regimented and controlled.

A great stop off, certainly in the off season. The parking appears to be attached to a restaurant that is currently closed for the season. There is no charge and no facilities. It would appear to be accessible all year round. Directly on the beach front and is hard standing. Very quiet at night and wonderful to be able to step directly into the beach

5.2 km from the centre of town & 1 km from the bus stop, WiFi is an extra, toilets and showers were dirty, old and we chose to use our own. Feral cats are in a bad way. Access is very tight even when only 50% full, wouldn’t like to get in the high season. Friendly staff, amazing views, restaurant average, good off season prices with ACSI

paid €18 at the end of September which we feel is expensive however when you include free washing machines the equation changes. Good WiFi and although it was to cold to use the pool, come the summer it would be fantastic. On site restaurant now closed for the season. Owner offered to run us to a nearby restaurant. Town with basic supermarket a 15 minuets walk. Access to water dump problematic.

At the end of September parked with 18 other vans, a mixture of over nights & longer term. Water Ok to drink, toilet drain small, behind the timber building, ask someone. Bins are along the road. Best to use those away from the parking. Nothing in the area, but peaceful and patrolled by the police regularly. No grey drain to be found. No charge to park the hence the popularity! Right on the beach

All pitches with views are reserved but never filled! Toilet blocks are dated but clean, however with nowhere to hang clothes it’s preferable to use your own showers. Pitches are in the main very small, dusty and ant filled. The site is located uphill from the town and while walkable in 40 minuets, the shuttle or public bus are preferred.

It’s a grass car park for €10. The drive up to the village gives wonderful views of the flat plain. The church bells stop at 11pm, the teenagers at 01:30 (Tuesday night in September), sadly the wild dogs go on 24 hours. The hill top village, 3 out of 4 buildings are restaurants, & and if you’ve seen one in Tuscany, then this is not worth the visit.

Great place for a stop off or a couple of nights stay. Next to the motorway but very little noise. The site is clean, the restaurant/ bar staff friendly, the shower and toilet clean and free. Electric included and good for at least 1500w. The town has all you need and is a 15 minutes walk away.

Very tight in 7m motorhome & I would not attempt to try if the site was busy. Dated sanitation, makes you long for Roman times. No WiFi electric trips at less than 1200 Watts. Located on across from the beach, the whole area feels run down & neglected. Very little to draw you or keep you. Shaded small pitches I. Would think are very noisy when busy

Mixed parking, €10 per night is collected by official early evening. Good lake beach and excellent views of Castel di Tora which is a 3km walk. One small general store in the village also a couple of restaurants and bars. Fabulous views and very peaceful stop. No public transport options to Rome from this location. Facilities limited to water, no dumping, try other location across the lake.

If you need a stop off in this area, look no further. €14 per night +€3 for electric if needed. 2 showers & toilets, all clean. Friendly owners. Free WiFi at office 10 minuets walk up steep hill to a typical rural Italian town. 5 minuets walk to the lake for bars & restaurants..... sadly the lake shore in tired, old, dirty and full of graffiti, even in the middle of August it has a defeated look.

Great place, a simple grass field, still green in mid August. Space for around 300 vans but here in mid August at a weekend, only about 45 vans. Simple showers, token operated, single clean toilet. €13 per night, no electric. This is the first of 3 sites that you come to and the best. Others are further along, more people and not as clean but more expensive Beach and restaurants within 80 metres.

I struggle to rate this Sosta, for location & friendliness, a 10. Poor WiFi. For €25 you get a space large enough to park and put out half awning, for 10% more you get 2m wider. The 4 no locking showers are extra & were dirty. The real deal breaker for me is no sit down toilet. We have toilet and shower in the van, but that leaves you paying €25 to park ..... way to much, hence my rating.

Beach side location, full of ageing, to young to remember the ‘60’s, wana be surfers. Great atmosphere although surprisingly quiet. Haphazard free for all parking, works well with tolerance. No facilities nor amenities except for WiFi at ‘reception ‘. Would recommend. We witnessed an amazing electrical storm over the sea. Very muddy when wet, hope we’ll get off Ok? !

Things must have changed since Fred made his comment! This site is so noisy it’s like camping in the middle of a rock concert. The music does drown out the teenagers on the prowl to a certain degree. I understand that there are 600 pitches, but only one toilet block. Avoid like the plague if you are over 23. Swimming, tennis, showers & WiFi are all extras & the power trips at 500w.

We used this for a couple of hours day parking at €1.50 per hour. Access was fine and it appears to be located in an area where night noise would not be a problem. A twenty minute walk takes you through the town to the bridge to the old city. What they fail to tell you is there’s a €5 charge to cross the bridge, I’d imagine that’s return!

Good situation, views from the far end, electric is payable extra on top of the €5 per 24 hours. Toilets clean & cleaned daily. No dedicated toilet dump. Town is the home to Francis of Assisi and is large enough to support a community independent of the tourist industry which makes it interesting. You can also park in the car park above the Sosta which based on the number of vans I guess is free

As of the middle of August the hill top village is still a red zone and closed. Excellent stop off location with all services including electric free of charge. Bar and butchers and small shop open.

Church bells announce both the hour and the quarter very 15 minutes (obviously! ) all through the night. Barking dogs are loud and intermittent all night. My advice is to spend both your time and money elsewhere. Let’s face it, beautiful ancient hill top villages are two a penny around here!

Good location for the lake. Adjacent to the parking, is a public car park where campers also park for free, as against €10 for this location. Good little village with a Sunday market and a few restaurants and bars. Particularly good and cheap is the bar on the roundabout, €1.70 for 660ml Morteti.

Top of the hill access no problem with 7m. WiFi excellent well fast enough to stream movies, Facebook login.. 1 device per account so log in your mifi first! Hill top Basilica containing Mary (of Nazareth fame) house walls fantastic! Rest of the hill top typical tourist but still great. Good location to take the train to Ancona, €3.20, 20 minuets, but steep walk back up hill to Sosta. Toilets good

Sosta at the doors of a large campsite, affiliated to cart track not campsite. €20 per night high season. Each pitch is much larger than most campsites & comes with electric, it’s own fixed awning, bench & seats! Showers are 50c by token and only last 2 minuets so soap up & wash off quickly! Little noise from either road or cart track. Beach / bars & restaurant less than 50m. GREAT PLACE!

High season Sosta €33.... Ok size pitches, next to bins, play area, car park, restaurant & two busy roads. Main camp... €53, small pitches not for over 6m, many full time caravans. WiFi good. Small market. Electric trips at 1.5kw. Washing machines €4. Probably better to use Sosta at cart track €20, but no washing machines. Feel like we are parked at the side of a busy road and I’ve lost my wallet!

The loads teenager noise & speeding mopeds till 4 am on Monday morning lead to this rating. The site without the noise I’d give a 7. To open the barrier, there is a remote box in a green post box just inside of the barrier. This makes access free. The view east towards the Adriatic from inside the town are amazing.

Despite other reviews, this location is not where the mineral water machine is but down the hill. It gives the appearance of unkept & the water and toilet dumps are not sanitary, we chose not to use them. There is no water. Despite looks it was safe and quiet . It’s 15 minuets walk up a steep hill to the town. You could park at the area with water but not on market days Tuseday / Thursday, I think

Ok let’s deal with the bands, we stayed on a Monday, band practice 7-9pm think soft rock The Police. 9-10:30 African harmonies...... outside the van noisy inside you could hear them but not too bad. Go along and watch, they don’t bit and didn’t object! Free WIFI join Barco & log in via Facebook, speeds fast enough to stream movies. Cars from sports hall stopped at 10:30. Very peacful after then.

Things have changed since the previous posts on this location & the location as described is effectively parking on the approach to the drives of two houses. However if you take the left road fork just prior to the campsite, there is a space for maybe 8 vans, see picture with Hymer in. Adjacent campsite nearly 100% Dutch. Not much up here except amazing views, small bar and shop in walled city.

Free & quiet over a Saturday night. The town is a 15 minuets walk up hill. If you go beyond the old walled city, there is a full range of typical shops, where food and drink are a lot more affordable than in the old town! I understand that a very short drive is the official camper stop where we can use the services for free, it changes €8 for over night We stood with 20 other vans and felt secure

It looks like the museum never opened and the car park didn’t get finished. The area is industrial and although the hill top town looked Ok from a distance we didn’t feel 100% Ok with the location so didn’t stay

Didn’t stay the night as there is so little to do in the town, but can confirm that as of mid July 2018, the barriers are still out of use and both parking and electric remain free !

Peaceful & free, the pay meter doesn’t appear to have worked this century. Electric is also free. We parked on what appears to be a generous space, only to find it is actually two spaces still as we were the only van it wasn’t a problem. The grey dump is well over grown and inaccessible without the use of a hose. The town is a tourist trap with bar / food prices to match! Fantastic views

€29 for basic pitch in July for 2 people, no electric, no dog, no ACSI. Pitch KL gives a beautiful view down the lake to the town. Beer in the bar €4.50 for 40cl. Restaurant fine but on the expensive side. WiFi Ok for email but to slow for anything else. Most pitches in the shade of tres so would expect difficulty in using satellite, not tested.

The site page for this location shows a price of €36..... the actual price is €20 plus €3 for electric....... also in the facilities, it should include washing machines

Being able to stay here for a couple of days and at no cost reminds me why they make motorhomes! It’s an incredible view.

Pay at machine, were unable to pay by card, cash was accepted. Lovely tourist old town, nothing more than at Greve where the parking was free. Self cleaning toilet, old and in need of TLC but the lights work. Video cameras all around and it felt safe. Would stop again but little to distinguish the town form the many other delights of Chianti.

As said,great clean flat location next to outdoor municipal swimming pool. Little noise as is closed early. Short walk into town for friendly bars and restaurants. The town has a pharmacy and a couple of bike / scooter rental / repair shops.

Mixed parking, as stated tap is push button. Black waist involves lifting a cover that has a handle. Grey into same hole or into car park drain. Great town with bars and restaurants, a laundry place, small supermarket and a Gelateria! Very quiet over night. In walking distance are wineries and olive oil sales. Also looks good for cycling.

Quick tips .... the entry barrier will not open if you are over white line..... the exit barrier machine appears to read exit tickets as having been previously used and will not open on occasion, consult with the Fiat garage at the exit, they have nothing to do with the parking but do have a card to open the barrier. Constant road noise ALL night long. Worst stop we’ve had in a year on the road!

Expensive, €20 with or without electric. Shower excellent with just three vans, could get crowded if full! Grey drain appeared to be either inside the garage, then a hit or miss affair or else outside in the back, in which case impossible to get over so water would have to use gravity. No WiFi. Very load noise from dance studio & gym next door stopped around 10pm.

Very slow WiFi, suitable only for email. Transport links to Pisa good. Toilets etc have been updated. €17 with ASCI includes electric and shower tokens- June. On site bar, market, restaurant- all good. Staff friendly, pool area small. Beaches both pay and free a 20 - 30 minutes walk or via free shuttle. Road & train noise at night

I’ll rate this against expectations, & give 8. Well located for the bus, although you can not buy tickets on the bus so the first journey into town to get tickets is illegal! There is a 50c sell cleaning toilet that works! Not much else, quite, the entry is closed for lunch 12 - 14:30. No wifi. No frills BUT IT’S ONLY €6. We had no complaints

If you are passing it’s a good stop off. The church bells stop at 22:30 & start at 03:30 when they wake up the birds! Considering it’s in the bend of a road, there is little overnight noise. The stop is shared with trucks which on this Saturday morning got started at 07:30, the traffic started at 06:30. Clean & as stated all free including electric. Zero phone signal nor usable WiFi

Level, rubbish disposal. Mineral water machine for natural, cold or with gas is free and well used by locals. Fantastic views, good little village with all retail opportunities.

Nothing there, and nothing in the town with the exception of the spa and around 25 hotels. The parking is large, an overflow for mixed parking. Rough tarmac but fairly level. 50 m from the entrance to the spa. No water , drain or bins.

The grass has standing water when wet so looked unsuitable. Very narrow 2m wide access road with little passing opportunities. We stoped 100m further in in the car park of the next restaurant/bar & tennis club. We were quickly told by the tennis club that we were not welcome. Latter on told that the car park was private but as it was late, Ok to stay one night. Next to tarmaced cycle path.

Great site for visiting Milan and that’s about it. We booked through pitchup.com and got a better rate than on here. Bar & food are good. Sanitary is new and clean but dark. The bar sells day bus/tube tickets for €4.50. Site totally covered with trees so the only ones that offer a chance of satellite signal are at the row end by the far toilets. Or in the car park to the right of far toilet block

Regarding the final tight bend, you can always go straight on then reverse back into the site. We were Ok at 7m plus bikes. There is a direct alternative for longer vans. Approx 100m before the site you will see on the left a no entry sign. If you take this it is a straight 100m run into the site. Obviously have someone walk ahead of you! This route by passes the two sharpe bends.

Simply put, it’s a large car park at the football ground. A 10 minuet walk to the town that will deserve a couple of hours at the most. Beyond that, there are toilets, no other facilities. If you need a tick in the box, then a good place to spend the night, although rather noisy with all the motorway traffic.

Parking at service centre for approx 8-10 vans in a very cramped manor. Considering this is probably the premier Hymer location, near the factory, but an independent dealer, the facilities are lacking. Paid for electric, no water or dump offered. Free WiFi but very slow.

The location, now has a proper sanitation station. No WiFi, but the main downside is that there are no rubbish bins to be seen which could be a big problem with parking for in excess of thirty vans. The town is Ok for a night stop off, a beer mug museum and a monastery with an impressive library, both closed on Mondays.

Parked below a solar farm at a golf club, is both unusual and quieter than being parked below a wind farm, although having to pay for electric is a little bazaar ! €13 per night or free if you play golf, you are given the key to the locker rooms which are undoubtedly the plushest toilet facilities we have seen. The towns free WiFi is fast enough for streaming movies. Amazing place, good cafe too.

Places vary in size, and a returnable deposit needs to paid for the key. Free town WiFi is excellent, easily fast enough to stream live TV. Able to use spa toilets. Electric extra via coins. Water and dump included. Town worth a visit, 10 minuets down hill

Excellent toilet block, good restaurant and bar. Pitches are so tiny as to be just a collection of parking spaces in no apparent order. They were full but managed to fit us on the ‘emergency ‘ parking area. This turned out to be lakeside and undoubtedly the best spot in the place. 10km cycle to Mainau Botanical Garden and an easy train journey to town

Now appears to be 2 sites, from the roundabout first on the left €12 with service point, electric and toilets, then coach park, then fire station followed by second parking , €10 no services. Third parking has a height barrier. Road noise from the busy B31 is loud and starts in earnest at around 5am. Beautiful town 10 min walk downhill! Ok for an overnight stop. Feels very safe.

€12/night... maybe 20 places at the gates of a campsite that has 18000 places ! You can use all the facilities of the campsite. WiFi costs an extra €1 per day at around 2.3 mb, useful but not great

Can only comment on passing, am sitting in a beer garden on the cycle path outside of this location and by the side of the lake. The location looks perfect and the pitches to be a good size.

Stellplatz , €14 / night. Train line one side main Lake cycle path on the other, total shade. Places are small..... Campsite €33-38, some places are smaller than the Stellplatz! Crowded together. WiFi allowance of 500mb per day is of little use. Excellent location & toilet block .... all said there must be far better options in the area

Good place, short walk to the town. Market day is a Wednesday morning. Busy but not full, no overflow options that we could see.

Quiet both day and night, approx 12 large marked out places along with an overflow car park with the possibility of a further 20 spaces. Good restaurants and bars a five minute walk into the village. Free would be better but €5 is a bargain. Services take € not tokens as does the parking meter.

Approaching from the direction of Lidl, you come via a 3.2m high restriction. Good clean toilets, fee includes bus & train pass for the duration of your stay. We didn’t see any sign of either shower or washing machine mentioned in previous posts. Busy, but there is an overflow field that was in use.

WiFi works great, good location, 15 min walk to train station for Freiburg, even for Basel. Downside is the train noise, all night long every 15 minutes, fright I think. Try to park close to the entrance to be further from the tran. €13 per night, 2 people, no electric

No idea what would constitute a 10 out of 10 but this is close, the other reviews have said it all, a wonderful place to stop, so peaceful. My only addition that may be if use is that it’s a great place to do all your software updates with great download speeds

Good points, the showers are wonderful, the water is plenty, no push button and great pressure. The tourist tax includes a bus pass, but the 90 min walk to town is beautiful and flat, once you get over the first hill! Downside, the toilet block is small and probably to small in the season. Then of course there is the price €50 for two people off season, no discounts for ACSI & €3 a baguette.

Ok location, right under Mont Blanc, fantastic views, centre 1 hour flat walk or free bus ride. No grey waist dump, water to fill only by bucket. Not much else on offer in Chamonix so at €20 per night a good place for a couple of days.

Stayed in mid April with unseasonal snow and heavy rain, which lead to slippery ground. The lake was low and more of a 2km walk, with no opportunity for swimming etc. We are told by the very very friendly owner that once the snows mets in the hills the lake will fill. Lovely cafe restaurant at 0.5km walk (not in direction of lake). Great place to stop, apparently very busy in the summer

There is a service point that takes cards, & gives 20 mins of water for €4 ... must be slow ! There is now a sign by the service point that says ‘camping cars’ so I guess we are now allowed. Mid April , the village was deserted but we had snow, a large plough cleared the road at around 09:30. Good walks and great views, but not a lot else out of season. One tabac, closed due to snow!

Both bus & train are within 10 min walk, so a good place to stop for Nice €1.50 on the bus & Monaco €7.50 on the train each way. Antibes is a 7km walk. The WiFi is to be paid for at €8 per day but after paying took 1hour 48 mins to download a 78mb file. Not worth the money! Snack bar now run by a Dutch guy, is friendly with excellent snacks. The beach is inaccessible without a 10 minutes walk.

No idea about previous reviews, €16 per night plus €4 for electric if you want. Bus to Cannes €1.50 per person 5 minutes walk number 22. Washing & drying available, new shower and toilet block, loads of hot water. All in all a fantastic place to stop

Not very appealing & on a busy road, there is an alternative 2 km east at 43.1176176, 6.2037956 on the edge of the beach car park with space for around 8 vans. The whole area doesn’t look likes it wants any visitors, all car parks have height barriers at 1.8m lots with a chicane systems to stop all but the smallest car getting in. For the best long beach walks, head east, Beaches clean and busy

Machine is not working and doesn’t look like it has been for a long time. Possible to dump grey water only, ok if passing

For those with satellite systems, it’s essential to park in the top tier to clear the trees. Toilet dump, only really suitable for fluids. A left turn out of the site gives a good 12km walk around a hill, 1100ft up, circular route follow the yellow markers

Nothing wrong with the location, bus stop over the road to town. Access is fine, only downside we had was that the satnav brought us through the centre of Marseille. Owners friendly but no English, but no problem. Only one toilet but clean.

Current rate is €3.30 per night with a max of 3 x 24 hour periods. Put the first coin in the machine, then enter the registration number of the van, then add the remainder of the money. Police patrol over night. Quiet, although nearly full mid March

Great views of the city, number 58 bus to the town, now €1.30 each way takes about 35 minutes

Great location for a night or two, good walks of varying lengths up to say 10km while keeping the Aire in view. Handy bar and restaurant 100m. Well set up service point, WI-FI not working due to recent storm during our stay

Mid March , the stop didn’t look too appealing, grass needs cutting etc in preparation for the season, but there are plenty of opportunities to park up just a few hundred meters further on, nearer the restaurants, with a better view and still very quit. Nothing near by so come fully provisioned

If as when we arrived, the grass area is wet and not looking suitable, a large tarmac area is available 100m closer to the town. In a previous life it may have been a fish landing area or may even still double as a market area but on a wet March night was an excellent and quit home to three motorhomes.

Official sign says parking for two motorhomes, but space for maybe six. The black waist is chain welded closed so no sign of it being of use any time soon. Fresh water on a push button and grey over flowing the town is unimpressive. A peaceful nights sleep

As others have said, a great place to spend a few nights, the small village even has a cash point, along with a couple of small general stores and eating options. An alternative threaded tap for drinking water can be found just inside the cemetery. Don’t be put off by the narrow access road if arriving on the EM 530.

We stayed here in a Thursday night in early March, the parking is on a mixed car park at an up market restaurant and as it was full with diners cars, I’d recommend parking at the lighthouse in order not to annoy the restaurant. That said, a good spot to stay to tick off the most easterly location on mainland Europe

Good location as previously said. Secure, only been in the van for a couple of hours and already the police have toured the parking four times. Only slight down side was this afternoon the sound of gun fire from what I guess is the training ranges !

It is parking at a UNSCO site. There are marked walks and flat cycle rides. The toilets on site are open from approx 8am to 6pm. There is a small tourist shop, it sells beer and wine, at a push you could concoct a meal from the other items. Very quite and tranquil. There is a bar / restaurant 1km away. If open, register your arrival at the tourist centre as a courtesy. Tempting to stay longer!

Bar closed, restaurant close, pool closed, gates close at 10:30, €23.35 per night, with NO electric, very small pitches. All in all if there was an alternative we’d be at it. On the positive side the toilets have seats and paper and the blocks are heated. The town is lovely but I’d expect it to be too busy in the high season.

A great stop, around 30 vans parked each night of the two we spent here, bins for rubbish , not a lot else. Toilets in the shopping centre across the road. 5 min walk to the metro. Not any noticeable noise overnight despite the location. Close enough to the centre to feel like a local and stay out late. Couple of great cheep restaurants in the way to the metro. Cheep and used by locals

Good site, but when we visited in early October it was plagued by flies, enough to make it impossible to site outside. Run by. French couple so the bread was wonderful, not so good that the bar & restaurant closed for lunch! Tight access for 7m but doable, the site lacks water fillings points in convenient locations. The tap at the water dump was turned off, the others were push buttons

Bus to Valencia just outside the site for €1.50 each way. Very helpful reception. Only one toilet/shower for male and the same for females. Clean enough but we’d rather use the van. Plenty of room and no problem putting chairs and tables up. Pack to the middle of the site to minimise the road noise from both ends. On the right as you come

It has it all, including clean toilets with not only a seat but also paper, add in free electricity, entertaining sport and a shop to purchase pineau, not more than 50m away and who could ask for more?

A change of policy means that the toilets, and showers are only accessible to campers and then via a code. There is no indication as to where to get the code from. Water is €2 per 100l payment by coin not token. As has been said lots of nuts falling on the van but they don't hurt as much as you may expect when they land on your head! All in shade.

Good location, if you approach down the hill, then look for a sports field directly after the tabac on the left as it is not signed posted form this direction. Great meal at Chez Pat up the hill opposite the pharmacy, plate de Jour at €8.