Large campsite across from the Deutsche Eck. Friendly receptionist, price for a camper pitch outside the campsite with electricity €19.50 plus an extra €5 if you want to use all the sanitary facilities on the campsite. These were very clean and well-maintained, new buildings. Also a bistro at the entrance with friendly staff that only opens at 4 pm. Food and price good. Slept peacefully. Town accessible on foot (25 min walk) or by bike. Bakery at reception in the morning.

Friendly welcome at reception; the man spontaneously helped with online booking. Reasonable pitches, but you do need to maneuver when it's busy. Sanitary facilities are old but clean during our stay. Everything is available to take the hassle out of campervan use. You can hear the train on the other side of the Moselle, but it didn't bother me. Cochem is easily accessible. Ideal as a transit stop or for visiting Cochem. There is also a small bistro where you can grab a bite to eat. Playground for the kids.

Received a very friendly welcome here by the lady at reception. Got a spot at the camper site just before the actual campsite; she said it was cheaper. Electricity to be settled upon departure. Very nice sanitary facilities, space for washing dishes and laundry. Also a small bistro at reception with some basic products. Limited menu, large selection of beers, and friendly service here as well. Village within walking or cycling distance. Road to the campsite is fairly narrow.

Received a friendly welcome at this huge campsite by the water. Quickly got a pitch of my choice, either by the water or not. Was also able to get a wristband to go swimming. Furthermore, fantastically clean sanitary facilities, spacious pitch, had a good meal in the restaurant across from the reception (friendly service). Playground for the kids. I can understand that it gets busy on peak days. I have no complaints. Walking distance from Echternach and a beautiful park across the campsite.

Nicely and well signposted on the main road and on the way there. Located in a new neighborhood near a sports complex, you will find 25 parking spaces available for campers; admittedly, in terms of size, they are just car-sized—my 6-meter camper barely fit. So 25 of this size isn't feasible. Free, quiet, and well-maintained; I wasn't even disturbed by the football training. Sleeps peacefully. No sanitary facilities, grey water disposal point, water available. Trash cans too.

Nice camper spot close to the center, only parked here, 2 euros for 8 hours, same payment system as in Arromanches, assume the same price for 24 hours.

Beautiful spots on top of a cliff with the 360-degree cinema, but without sanitary facilities (at least after the cinema closing time). Not far from the charming town with the remains of the artificial harbor from WWII and a nice museum about it; not big, but good. Plenty of restaurants, bars, and souvenirs; pleasant atmosphere. A camper pitch costs €12.50 per 24 hours; checks are carried out, frequently by the police, who are admittedly friendly and helpful. The most beautiful spots are on the edge of the cliff.

A free camper spot for nearly 10 campers with a nice view and not far from the center. Just sponsored the local hospitality after a day of driving (everything was full). Tasty pizza at a brasserie called Feelgood, prompt and friendly service, and local beers. At the camper spot, I can drain my grey water and empty the toilet cassette.

Beautifully maintained campsite, friendly welcome, nice heated sanitary facilities, everything is available to take care of your camper. Small shop, 2 swimming pools (one covered), gym, playground, restaurant/bar by the outdoor pool. Had a delicious meal, friendly staff. Le Crotoy is a good walk away; it's just under 9km there and back, plus walking around a bit. Next time I'll bring a bike; they are also available for rent at the campsite.

Still a super friendly welcome. Ordering sandwiches worked after some help from the owner. Always had hot water; didn't test the Wi-Fi as I have enough data on my SIM cards, 300 GB each. Could stream perfectly like that. I did see holes in the ground, but isn't that somewhat normal in a wooded area where people occasionally drop something edible? The pitch was uneven but with leveling blocks it was fine. Electricity was no problem and the sanitary facilities were clean.

Beautiful camper site, with all the amenities, even for mountain bikers. Pleasant and friendly staff, well-maintained and warm restrooms, 16-amp electricity, and good Wi-Fi. A bar with a terrace where you can get pizza and more soon. I'll be back. They were also setting up safari tents.

Indeed, beautiful, peaceful, and with everything you need. Friendly owner and staff, a beautiful golf course where even non-golfers are welcomed. The bar is unmanned, with vending machines for hot drinks, cold drinks, and snacks. Quite cozy. And especially close to the sights, the war museum is definitely recommended; you can wander around for hours.

Well-located on the main road, which doesn't bother you, close to a supermarket, Sealife, bowling alley, tennis courts, swimming pool, and more. The town center is easily accessible on foot (though the sidewalks are poor). The camper site itself is excellent, with warm and clean restrooms, though unfortunately limited and mixed. Today was the first time waiting for a shower. Everything else is fine, in my opinion. Yes, a few more lights on the campervans would be nice, as it is indeed very dark. You can visit the brasserie at the hotel for a delicious meal.

Came here after visiting the War Museum. We received a friendly welcome and were helped, even in Dutch. The amount listed on this app is incorrect, but it's been reported since 2024. It's a large campsite, indeed, with nice camper pitches and excellent, clean, and warm sanitary facilities. Electricity and water are available for the camper (shut off due to frost). Very quiet now.

Overnight stays are NOT permitted HERE, at your own risk of a fine.

The bad road mentioned is still there, but now you can use a different entrance (where the height restrictions were posted). The terrain is reasonably good, fairly level. Waste water and toilets can be emptied, and fresh water can be used, but given the location of the tap, I preferred not to. Waste bins are available. It's a secluded spot near the football club, making it very quiet at night. Definitely not a bad place to park, and it's free. No toilet.

Three pitches in the center of Vittel, free for up to 24 hours, located on a small stream running through the town. No amenities, only an automatic toilet across the street, which was VERY CLEAN. We did have to cross the bridge. Slept very peacefully, barely heard any traffic. Had one neighbor. Definitely worth a visit.

Nice spot on the water, across from a sports complex where you can rent bikes and with top-notch infrastructure (kayak track). The CP has electricity, a waste disposal area, and water. We did hear music from Le Prestige bar until 3 a.m. It was incredibly loud, but it doesn't bother me; I sleep through it. Otherwise, it's okay. I'll stay here again. Max 48 hours.

Well-located in the center of the village behind the tourist office. You can pay at the parking meter or at the tourist office. Apparently, it used to be the NSCF site. There's also a sign with evacuation instructions, which is frightening. It was a quiet place, though.

A very nice camper site with all amenities except the restrooms, although the Wi-Fi isn't very stable. Not too far from the town center and supermarket. Quiet at night.

A perfect location for visiting Honfleur. Everything except the restrooms is available, the pitches are spacious, and I must say, very quiet at night, even though it's still practically full. I can definitely live here for 15 euros a day. With restrooms, it used to be 5 stars, but now it's 4.5.

Very nice campsite just outside Houffalize, good camper facilities, friendly staff. Top location.

A very warm welcome from a friendly man. Large camper pitches, electricity, Wi-Fi, good sanitary facilities, everything camper users need. Next to a river and close to Durbuy. I'll definitely be back. The price is quite high, but then again, Durbuy has been expensive since M&C took over.

Spacious camper place, toilet open until 10 pm, clean at the moment, possibility to take clean water, waste water and toilet empty and that for 10 €, just missing electrical connection, all in all top location

Friendly, Dutch-speaking owners, a fishing paradise, archery opportunities, and a beautiful location, albeit next to a main road where you hardly notice it. Nice playground for the kids, bar, pizza, and breakfast. The restrooms and showers are impeccable. A peaceful place for me. Clervaux is within walking distance for those who can walk. But apparently, public transportation is free here.

Great place, lovely owners and guests. Clean bathrooms, everything spotless. The pizza is truly excellent, and all of it reasonably priced. For my first solo campervan trip, this was a truly fantastic experience. I'll definitely be back; it's a shame my wife won't get to experience this; she would have felt very comfortable here.