What a lovely campsite. Incredibly quiet and beautiful spots. Showers and toilets are well maintained. Plenty of washing-up areas. Plenty of sports and games available.

A noisy spot next to the highway at the edge of a large parking lot with space for at least 50-60 campervans. According to the signs, you pay €9.80 for a campervan under 3 meters long and €22.30 for a taller one. This does include free tram travel for up to 7 people for 72 hours on all lines in Strasbourg. At the checkout (on the left at the end of the parking lot before the tram), there's no way to specify your height, so we paid €7.20. A welcome surprise!

Lovely spot by the river. Luckily we arrived early, because it gets quite crowded in the afternoon. It's a shame a lot of places are closed on Mondays, but otherwise, it's a nice town.

Fantastic location. Beautiful grounds for a few campers. At 5 p.m., there was a wine tasting with delicious wines. We especially enjoyed the rosé bubbly and the rosé, but we really enjoyed everything. Highly recommended.

Great spot. We had the very last spot. You do indeed have to pay with a machine. No amenities, only electricity at the site. Water at the entrance.

We stayed at this campsite for 5 days. It had a great spot in the shade. The sanitary facilities were good. The swimming pool was great for cooling off. It was quite a climb to get to the lake by bike. It's a beautiful lake to cycle around. We cycled counterclockwise (about 45 km).

Very nice, clean, flat, spacious places on the quay. Water and electricity for a fee. Unfortunately, at 6.15 am, the glass containers were emptied with a lot of noise. On Monday evening almost deserted town. Had something to eat on one of the few open terraces at café du Musée on the other side of the water. Big mistake! The chicken was gone. The replacement pork dish tasted bad and was really inedible, but had to be paid for.