We spent four nights at Le Picard. The owners go above and beyond to make your stay as comfortable as possible. A clean toilet and fresh bread are provided in the morning, and in the evenings, they're busy cooking in the restaurant. It's a great base for (cycling) trips to the D-Day beaches and other unique WWII sites. There's a small swimming pool. The price is a bit high.

Stayed for one day to visit Mont St. Michel (many people do this during peak season). Large site for campers. Well-maintained with marked pitches. No restrooms, but there was a place to empty the trash. Expensive supermarket around the corner.

A lovely campsite with excellent facilities and an enthusiastic manager. We arrived in August without a reservation, and she still managed to find us a spot for two nights. Aldi is just around the corner, and the surrounding area is great for walking and cycling. The inland sea is wonderful for swimming. You do have to wait for the tide, though.

Nice fairly new camper place. Large places. Book in advance or find a place and pay via a machine. You pay for the place and unload water and toilet. For showering and clean water you pay extra. The toilets and showers are clean and large. Beautiful island to cycle around. Stayed for two days. The last day in the morning breakfast at the camper on the beach.

Three stars for the view, but of the two toilet buildings, one was closed. And of the other building, one of the three toilets was used by someone whose fish had fallen the wrong way. No cleaner seen from 15:00 to 20:30. The shower is also not free. And then 21 euros is quite expensive.

Campsite on a river where you can paddle and canoe. The site is flat but mainly in the sun. The sanitary facilities are clean but very outdated. The manager will stop this year. Mowing the lawn doesn't seem to happen anymore... Pappenheim itself is not that special. There is a swimming pool and supermarket. Beautiful cycling routes to places in the area.

Quiet campsite in a green environment. Sanitary facilities fine and clean. Sandwiches can be ordered and there is a restaurant that is open a few days a week. Nice cycling in the area. Unfortunately, swimming is not allowed in the adjacent lake.

Nice alternative campsite 15 minutes by bike from Den Bosch. Friendly welcome, spacious pitches and clean sanitary facilities. In the evening campfire with guitar music. Located right next to the highway, but had no problems.

Campsite with mainly mobile homes. But also a few spacious places to camp. Nice reception, were allowed to choose a place themselves. 7km cycling to the beach. Camping shop was not much. Sanitary facilities are neatly maintained. Almost every day French karaoke or similar, but after 23h it's quiet. Electricity and water at the pitches. No place found to discharge dirty water.

It is not a four star campsite, but for the cost we give four stars. Small municipal campsite, the outdated sanitary facilities are also the changing room of the local sports club. Spacious places, manager present (7-10) take a non-reserved place after that time. Plenty of space even in high season. Nice cycling in the area, but spicy. Village has excellent facilities including a good pizzeria. Minus music in the village comes through well.

We were here in high season. Were able to choose a place ourselves. Beautiful view Clean sanitary facilities, may be refurbished. Tasty pizza on the terrace from an enthusiastic host and wife. After a steep walk of about 10 minutes you arrive at the river with a small beach. Lovely swimming on the spot against the current. Cycling to Milau is also easy to do without support. But there are some dangerous climbs in the area

Nice campsite with spacious marked out pitches. With a swimming pool and a spacious playground. On a lake with a sandy beach where you can sunbathe and swim. And with a snack bar for a drink or fish and chips. Environment is beautiful, but there is not much to do in the near distance. On the bike up and down the hill to the supermarket at 11 km. Bread is placed in your place in the morning. Remarkable that only a few places were occupied in mid-July.

As most reviews say, a neat campsite a few minutes from the highway. Clean new sanitary facilities. Large pitches with electricity and water. Great swimming pool for a refreshing dip. The cycle path nearby goes along the Somme. Left or right. Same way back or you have to want to cycle on the roads. It is advisable to book in advance. We called on the way and were just able to get in. We have been there for two days.

Great camper place with clean showers and toilets and close to the drop. Beautiful view of the passing ships. Only drawback is the traffic on the main road nearby. In our case, there was also driven around the camper place at night.

Nicely located campsite on the Moselle, but the costs are quite high. The camper place a little further looks almost the same and only lacks a shower and toilet. Take arrival times into account because the caretaker, who watches when setting up your camper, is not always present.

In itself a great campsite. With some camper spots a beautiful view of the surroundings and the lake nearby. You can also swim well here. Beautiful cycling routes around the lake and in the area. Downside the price, but well you are in Switzerland. Sanitary is clean, but with four showers in total really inadequate.

Well maintained municipal campsite. Friendly welcome by Fabienne. Sanitary facilities are kept clean. Pitches are supplied with electricity and water. Supermarkets close by. Swimming pool around the corner. And a beautiful cycling route nearby. We were not bothered by tettering TVs (perhaps there was nothing on it) The only downside can be the beeps of the fishing gear of the anglers in the lake next to the campsite. Oh yes and the price is great.

We stayed at this campsite for a few days. Spacious pitches, nice owner. The area itself we found not really exciting. However, the train station to Liège or Luxembourg is nearby. Plumbing could have been a bit more extensive. Nice in itself that fires can be lit, but less pleasant in windless weather.

Great campsite. Places could be a bit bigger. Sanitary fine. Many permanent places. Friendly welcome. By bike within 10 minutes in the center and at the beach. In Sept we paid 90 euros for 4 nights 2 pers + dog.

In itself a great camper place on the Moselle. We arrived on Aug 6 in Corona time. Plenty of space and with a little luck you'll have that spot in the shade. Every now and then a cruise ship passes by or a seaplane takes off. There is not much to do in the village of Kesten. Bakery in the morning is handy. Wine beer from the caretaker too. Discharge of gray and black water in 1 well could be better.

Great place to park your camper for a day, but not really cozy. Even on an evening with temperatures above 20 degrees, almost everyone in their wohnmobil is staring at the TV. And the two toilets present are a bit sparse for the number of places.

Great camper place near the city and shops and free access to the pool. When we arrived at 2.30 pm there were still two places left. Beautiful cycling / walking routes in the area.