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This campsite is an absolute winner. New toilet block that gives you the feeling of being in a wellness center. Ideal. Stable Wi-Fi and satellite reception. Beautiful spacious pitches and a small river flowing right through the campsite. Located on the Danube Cycle Path, but the town isn't much to look at.

Quite busy on weekends and during holidays, but very quiet outside of those times now. Many (paid and unpaid) activities for children. Kayaking on the river seems possible but is too cold for us right now. Excellent showers (€1) on top of the daily price of €50 (incl. electricity). (The 3rd day was cheaper)

Very spacious car park (with another one next to it), so there is always a spot. Clean toilets (with paper), a small playground, and a beautiful garden with a gazebo next to it (open). Cycle path along the sea to Belfast city centre (approx. 8 km). Titanic museum is worth a visit.

Despite the Bank Holiday, there was still a spacious pitch among many caravans. A pleasant campsite with good facilities and Wi-Fi (€40 incl. electricity). A very beautiful bike ride is to the harbor town of Katilla via the Greenway. From the campsite, you cycle through the Belleek Woods (a beautiful park) along a quiet B-road with little traffic, interspersed with newly laid gravel cycle paths through the meadows. Visit the abbey along the way. Approximately 30 km round trip.

Very beautiful and cozy mini campsite directly on the Meuse with an excellent view. Limited sanitary facilities (as is the case for only 13 pitches) but clean. Friendly owner. Often possible for campers slightly longer than 6.5 m after telephone consultation.

We've stayed here before, but now there's a nice new restroom building. Lovely, spacious pitches with satellite reception.

Nice city campsite (a few km from the actual center). Large pitches (but most pitches are standing) with shade, but ours (no. 60) also had satellite reception. €29.60 all-in and also free Wi-Fi (camper, 2 people). A visit to the island is a must: lots of great art everywhere and especially check out Les Machines d'ile (including a 10-meter-high enormous moving elephant that you can also ride on). The ferry to the mainland was free.

Late in the season (October 10th) very quiet (2 campers next to the many permanent pitches), but the road (not busy) was audible. Nice pitches and many water features (peg holes). Supermarket in the village about half a kilometer away. Due to low occupancy, only a limited number of sanitary facilities. Price: €13.30 all-in (electricity not included).

Pleasant campsite with mostly long pitches. (€25.22 all-in, campervan for 2 people) Sanitary facilities are good (nice hot water, but unfortunately push-button), but cleaning is superficial (the same stain on the toilet floor still there after 2 days). Beautiful cycling route around Angers (about 40 km) with a cycle path behind the campsite (also a stretch through Angers with lots of greenery).

If you can get the front section, you'll have a fantastic private spot: beautiful views of the river, along the Loire cycle path, and a few hundred meters through the park to the castle and town. However, the front section is up to 7.5 meters high (a winding obstacle). There's ample parking at the rear, but no private parking.