@BartvanT

Nice, quiet camper site. Ideal for visiting the museum. There are also various walks to be taken. Restaurants and the like are within walking distance. The card system (for sanitary facilities, electricity, and water) works excellently. Checking in and out is a breeze. Any excess credit on your card is promptly refunded.

A nice spot for a visit to Treuchtlingen and for walking in the surrounding area. The sanitary facilities are in good order. The pitches are spacious (but do park correctly). Check in at the Shell station and you will receive a key; you also settle your bill there after your stay. Well organized. Electricity is one euro for 8 hours or 50 cents per kilowatt. The train to Nuremberg is also easy to do from here. Next to the camper site is a nice park to walk through.

Large parking lot with a smaller spot for campers on the other side. Electricity available for a limited number of pitches. Sanitary facilities are okay but old. Also accessible to everyone. There is a shower unit, but it costs 5 euros per use. Close to the beautiful old city center. Quite pricey for a one-night stay. Supermarket within walking distance.

Nice spot on the outskirts of Friedburg. Spacious pitches and electricity for a fee. In a few minutes you are in the old center of Friedburg, where a free audio tour can be found. Very nice town with plenty of restaurants and bars, and a museum (in the castle) that offers much more than you would expect for that price. Definitely worth a stop.

8 camper pitches with electricity. Although they don't seem to mind that there are more campers parked there. Old town within walking distance. The town is nice but we didn't find it particularly special. Quiet in the evenings, although there can be some noise from late visitors coming to pick up their cars. Despite the sign indicating that it is 10 euros per 24 hours, we only had to pay €2.30 the next day upon departure.

Great spot for a visit to Fussen. As far as we are concerned, the pitches are wide enough for a campervan site (we would look for a campsite in that case). By bike, you can reach Neuschwanstein Castle in just under fifteen minutes (unattended bike parking at the end of the bike path). Quiet at night. Supermarkets and bakery around the corner. A great price for a spot in the city.

Lovely quiet place. Great for an overnight stopover. No amenities, but there are a few restaurants in the village where you can eat well and affordably. Nothing to complain about.

Expensive campsite. Wonderfully quiet, though. The owner is extremely friendly. The sanitary facilities are beautiful and clean. Great spot for walks. The whole place looks messy due to the permanent residents' caravans. As mentioned, the price is high, but that seems to be the rule rather than the exception in this region of Austria.

Nice free camper site. You sometimes have to fetch electricity from a distance and it is paid for per use. 2 bakeries within a short walking distance. A visit to the castle is worth the walk. There are plenty of places in the village where you can get something to eat and drink. We experienced absolutely no disturbance from the trains or other traffic. The pitches are not marked, which is a shame because some campers end up claiming a lot of space.

Nice campsite. Not all pitches offer a nice view. So if you have the opportunity, take a walk around first to choose your spot. The sanitary facilities were okay and clean. Nothing special. You can get good food and drinks at the kiosk. The price is indeed a bit steep, but there are no other campsites there. The only campsite further down the road is owned by the same person and is a lot less attractive. Cycling to Reutte along the new cycle path is easy enough.