It's a very charming village. You sleep in a regular parking lot where overnight stays are tolerated as long as you don't exhibit camping behavior and pay the parking fee (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm). We were there from Sat to Sun; the church bells ring every fifteen minutes, and at 5am and 8am they rang for 5 minutes. So good earplugs or being a heavy sleeper are essential for this spot.

There's no longer any space for campers, and the designated lane has been converted into parking spaces for buses (max. 15 hours). The sign in the photo is no longer visible.

Didn't stand there, but walked past. There are open spots with a service point next to it. You're right in front of the station, but otherwise, it's perfectly central.

Great location, right on the water. You can hear the sounds of boats and trains, both day and night. It's fine for an overnight stay and a walk/bike ride, but it's not a fantastic location.

Lovely spot, filling up the water and emptying the toilet are both 1 euro. Plenty of space and beautiful scenery!

Very nice place, spacious and practically no noise from the road! We arrived at 00:30 and there were no real places left (very understandable) but we could easily put our camper in the grass like others had done 😊