A very nice parking space next to the swimming pool, with enough room even for very large motorhomes. The operator is very friendly and helpful. The site has everything you need: water and toilet facilities, and waste disposal. The site costs €10 for 24 hours, and electricity is €3. Many thanks to the city of Fritzlar and the operator for this beautiful site.

The parking space is very centrally located near the city, within walking distance of the harbor. The amenities are also good, but the site ultimately costs €18 because you have to pay a €3 tourist tax. I don't know why. It's certainly not a resort town, given the traffic.

A very nice parking spot, perfect for exploring the city. Some of the pitches are too narrow. The fact that the site has staff to assist you justifies the price. My only criticism is the high price for water (approximately €2.70 for 80 liters) is definitely too high. But it was still nice.

We spent a quiet night here. The monastery and its garden are worth seeing. The healing spring is well-visited, and bottled water is available. The restroom is still closed.

The parking space is a standard parking lot at the open-air museum. Staying overnight was no problem; by 8 p.m., we were alone and shared the spot by the lake with beautiful water lilies. Nothing is free here; the overnight stay costs €6 for 24 hours, payable at the museum ticket office or online using the parking app. The night was wonderful and quiet.

A very nice, quiet campsite on a meadow, right by the lake. Fresh water is available at the adjacent soccer field. Portable toilets are available. We used the site as our last stop in Poland on our way to Lithuania. The site is spacious and offers more than just five pitches; today there are seven portable toilets.

Nice pitch by the lagoon pool, but now costs €14. Large pitches suitable for up to 10m.