A lesser CCP than we're used to. I can imagine it getting quite muddy after a long rain. You need a Camper CAR Park map to access the site. Luckily, we have one. The camper pitches are spacious, and everything is there. Wi-Fi is also available, but not very good. There's a bakery in the next village, and the area is beautiful for cycling.

Great spot. Close to the water, the village, and a park where children can play. The village has a small supermarket and two cafés and restaurants. The CP service area is located outside the grounds, so you'll need your card to get water and use the toilet. The CP looks well-maintained. There's also a garage in the village if you have any problems.

It's a great spot to stay, but since it's winter, there are no shops nearby. You can, however, enjoy a lovely walk along the beach. The supermarket we went to was listed as open by Google, but unfortunately, it was located on a campsite and was closed.

Great spot. It's a bit noisy from traffic on the adjacent street, but if you're at the back, you won't be bothered by it. The two spots next to the entrance require a long cable for electricity. There are no power poles there. The town is quite pleasant to wander through. Lidl is within cycling distance.

It's great that the municipality is thinking along with us. It's a great service. More municipalities should establish something like this. Absolutely fantastic.

A great spot to park. Six free parking spots. Wonderfully quiet. We had a lovely stroll through the city center and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at a terrace. Thanks to the municipality for this option. One tip: a trash can would be nice. Otherwise, a great location.

What a beautiful spot! It was a bit quiet now, but I think it will be quite pleasant when all the pitches are occupied. The restrooms look very nice. It's nice and clean. The shower itself has a powerful jet and is wonderfully warm. Thankfully, there's no hassle with coins or push buttons. To avoid any complaints, all campers are positioned facing outwards, and if not, this is arranged with the owner. Very practical. Until next time.

We really enjoyed our stay here. There's no electricity, but you can empty your greywater and clean your toilet for free. You can walk to the city center within half an hour, or if you can't climb stairs (347 steps), you can take the elevator down and back up again. The elevator is behind the building where the cross is located. You can't miss it. From the CP, you can cross the road and have a beautiful view of the sea.

Spacious campsite where you can also get help in English. The toilets are a bit outdated and still very French. 😉 So, no toilet seat. The showers are wonderful. A rain shower with lovely hot water. The dishwater is also nice and hot. There's also a bread delivery service and a small supermarket. If you want to cycle to the coast, you have to climb a few hills, but you're rewarded with beautiful views of the sea and the coast.

Great location. You can cycle to the center of Honfleur in 20 minutes. Water, electricity, and a chemical toilet are available. Everything works perfectly. You're practically under the bridge over which the A29 thunders, but we weren't bothered by it at night.

A great place to stay. You can empty your wastewater and take fresh water. There's also a toilet. There's a bus stop opposite the CP on the way to the city. A good restaurant is 5 minutes away, as is the beach. If you turn left from the CP along the gravel path along the water, you'll be in the city within 15 minutes. On Wednesdays, there's a market throughout the city.

What a super nice place. Beautiful new showers. The dishwashing area still needs to be finished. The toilet also looks great. You can just see that they are working very hard on it. The owner is very nice. From the CP it is a 700 m walk and then you can take the bus to Barneveld but you can of course also cycle. Good base to go to the musical 40-45. In short, a place where we will definitely come back.

7 trains in an hour is impossible and nonsense. We were here in the high season. 2 trains per hour and if there is a day it is not even noticeable anymore. Helicopters fly over there that is not always. In short, a nice place to cycle in the area.

A great place to stay. 15 minutes by bike and you are in Nijmegen. Be careful!! Do not enter the Jufferstraat from the Rijksweg as our Navi indicated. You will then end up on a path with all kinds of holes. Too bad we did not speak to the owners. I always like that. 😉 But there was a lot of work going on so that could very well have been the reason.

a great place to stand. I wouldn't call it mandatory booking. You can just arrive on spec and then book a spot outside the gate via a QR code. That's true, but it's not necessary in advance. You can also just walk up to the CP to see if you like it. A downside I think is that you have to create an account that you will probably never use again. A plus is that the bus is a 3-minute walk away. So you're in the center in no time

what a great place. The owner is very enthusiastic and radiates fun. The places are spacious and the sanitary facilities are clean and fresh. Showers are good and nice and warm. From the CP you are in Tilburg within half an hour by bike. The route there goes along a canal and goes over a cycle path. Loes, thank you for your hospitality and until next time. Gr Joop and AnneMarie.

What a wonderful place to stay. Nice cycling area. Scherpenzeel has a nice center. We were lucky that farmer Wilco had his mess day and told us a lot about the company during his work. We learned something new again. Very much worth repeating. Thank you for this opportunity. regards Joop and AnneMarie.

How wonderfully cozy those chickens and ducks walking around your camper. Make sure they don't get your sandwich because you'll lose them. 😄 Elisabeth welcomed us together with dog Mick. We had a great time and cycled in the area. Definitely a place to come back to.

A super nice spot. right in the center. Paid electricity, emptying toilet and waste water possible. Unfortunately, the VVV heard that it will be closed in November. 😱😭

A nice place to spend the night. Places are paved so no problem if it has rained a lot. Sanitary facilities are basic but clean. The best spots are at the back so you can enjoy the evening sun for a long time. The only negative point, if you can call it that, we did not see an owner passing by. We always enjoy seeing who makes such a beautiful spot available. But that's personal.

Nice CP. Spacious places. 6 euros is not expensive and at least you can get rid of your dirty water. If you want to empty your toilet, you have to pay for water or use your gray water like we do. Electricity and clean water paid. The pleasant town is a 5-minute walk away. The rooster that everyone is talking about is not nice early in the morning. They should put it on the grill. Without him we would have stayed an extra night.

a great place to stand. you are in the middle of the meadows, a half-hour walk from the center where there is also a supermarket and a bakery. The ice cream farmer is fantastic. Even now that the rain is pouring down, it is busy. A wonderful place to come back to.

A great place to stand. Where we were standing you could easily cross the dike and look out over the Grevelingen lake. Everything went quickly and pleasantly at the reception. They were also very relaxed regarding arrival and departure times. Sanitary facilities were very neat and clean. Shower water is hot, pressure a little less. Beautiful cycling and walking environment.

A lovely spot in nature. You do hear the traffic on the road, but we didn't find that annoying. You also hear a lot of birds really enjoying themselves. The village of De Koog is a 14-minute bike ride away and the beach is a little further away.

what a great place. You are standing in a place where there is only a garbage can and a bench, but your view is great. You look out onto a canal. which is not busy, but sometimes a boat passes by. The village of Rekem is nice to walk through and has nice terraces. You can also have fun cycling. In short, a place to come back to.

A nice campsite where you can relax. On a river where you can swim or dip your toes. Sanitary facilities are dated but clean. in the village there is a gas station, bakery and carefour. You can enjoy walking in the area and if you find WW1 interesting, you can indulge yourself. we will definitely come back again.

A nice place to stop. The CP is well cared for and everything works. beautiful walking area. The bakery has delicious croissants. We will definitely come back here one day.

Top location. You can reach the Keukenhof in 20 minutes by bike. We had gotten a great spot. View over the fields. Owners are friendly, hardworking people. Indeed, as mentioned earlier, it should be noted that the toilets are outdated. The shower room has been renovated, so the toilets will also have their turn at some point.

An incredibly beautiful camper place. The grass looks so sleek, as if you were standing on a golf course. Warm welcome by the owner. The shop is very nicely decorated and the asparagus is very tasty. In short, a place to come back to.

A great place to stand. Due to the heavy rain that had fallen, the camper meadow was flooded, but we were able to park in the parking lot. Sanitary facilities look spick and span. Shower is wonderfully hot and spacious. You can wash dishes both inside and outside. Nice manager. You pay via an envelope.

A nice place to stay for a night. For 4 euros you can stay overnight and for another 4 euros you also have electricity. You can look into the stables and when they are open they have delicious pancakes.

A nice place to spend a night. There is a self-service shop with fresh eggs, meat, some vegetables and some fruit. The shop is a kind of pull machine. We received a friendly welcome and the next morning we were also allowed to take a look at the conveyor belt and the chicken coop. Well behind glass.

Still a great place to spend the night. A warm welcome by Manon. Quite a few places have been added in the meantime, but despite that the atmosphere is family-like. Haven't been in years but it felt like last week. It was pizza night and it tasted fantastic. Sanitary facilities are top notch, showers wonderfully warm. Until next time.

great place to stay on your way to the Netherlands or south. Pitches are gravel. You can get water and the toilet is closed, but we don't have that problem ourselves. There is a bakery with very tasty sandwiches. The Lot is also a beautiful cycling environment. Half an hour's cycling to Cahors.

what a great place. Friendly people who tried to help us in every way when our camper had to be picked up with the tow truck. Bas, the Dutch manager, immediately offered us a chalet so that we could continue on holiday. The passages to the dating areas could be a bit wider. We got quite a few scratches. But we will definitely come back. Thanks team, it was great.

A nice place to stand. A large square where you can park many campers. There are rubbish bins for your rubbish and you can discharge greywater. There are 2 supermarkets in the village. You can hear the church bell, but it is disturbing.

CP looks messy, but you have everything there. Water, electricity and everything for 1 price. The village is a half-hour walk and at the station you can choose to go to Perpignan by bus or by train. The village itself is not much. In any case, we couldn't find a bakery or supermarket. But maybe we didn't look hard enough

A great place to stand. The permanent uprights that were mentioned earlier are not there now. The village looks nice. will probably be nice in the summer. Unfortunately water didn't work, but maybe due to possible freezing.

Super handy to find a place when you are on the go.

A quiet campsite on a lake. You could take a nice shower. The only downside was that you had to stand fairly close to the wall to enjoy the jet. It was not very hot, but that is a matter of taste. You can use the washing machine and dryer for free. Toilets were neat. Owner speaks some English. If there is only 7 o'clock in the evening, you can register by phone.

Nice place to stand. You are wonderfully quiet. Nice on the water and you walk as the village is. When it is very hot, the trees provide nice shade so that it does not get so hot in the camper. Sani column was unfortunately broken, but fortunately we did not need it.

A very nice CP in a beautiful setting. Because of the exhibition in Houten it was quite busy but no less pleasant. Kees and Hanneke are very nice and at 10 o'clock there is coffee and tea with sometimes some goodies. A very nice way to talk to your fellow motor home owners. Clean bathrooms. We will definitely come back.

Great place to discharge your (dirty) water and to clean your toilet cassette. For the dirty water you pay 2.50 but you do have the convenience of it. It is close to the A7 so you can not really call it around.

Beautiful place to stand. We were in a very nice place. Near the back exit so we were on the moor in no time. The plumbing part was also within easy reach so taking a quick shower was no problem. The pool was wonderfully warm and clean. The tenants of the canteen were very nice.

What a beautiful place. The owners are super friendly and helpful. After we had our first camper we went with friends here to drive. CP is very beautiful and spacious. Shower and toilet building nice and clean. You can even play sports in the moving garden. Near Borger and if you want you can take the bus to Emmen or Groningen.