I think Arie is 'wobbly', because we are here with 2 campers, nice and quiet. Just register at the pool and no one else will bother you. Sanitary facilities simple but fine, washing up area with piping hot water and supermarkets and the city center within walking distance. What else do you want!?

It all sounds very idyllic, but it is and remains a Moroccan campsite. This means that the electricity sometimes stops working, that the camping site looks like a construction site and that the shower is not always warm. Clogged toilets and toilet doors without locks are also very common. We'll make do with it. I had a great stay there.

Dead stuff, nothing to do in the surrounding area. No services, not even a garbage bin.

Beautiful places, everything tidy and a sweet manager. But I'm surprised that almost no one says anything about the noise from the factory across the street. This goes on day and night, even on weekends. Of course the managers can't do anything about that, but I found it very disturbing and it partly spoiled my camper fun.

Great place. A lot of noise during the day, but quiet at night. Please note, there is a daily check by the parking attendants. I just register on the parking app, zone 7904. Discharging gray and black water is not possible.

It is good to stay with the camper at Klaas and Gerda at Camping under the Dam in Slootdorp. Very spacious pitches, also with shade, nice and quiet, very friendly reception, clean sanitary facilities and beautiful cycling routes in the area. We'll be back!

Lovely, quiet clean place on the Loire. Nice starting point for a bike ride. Amazing view. Toilet available and also discharge gray and black water. The village of Champtoceaux is small, but has an excellent supermarket and several nice restaurants.

The price has risen; I paid € 11.12 in April. Another bargain of course. Everything works well and is neat and usable. Discharge electricity, gray and black water and take in drinking water. You must have or buy a Campingcarpark card (on the spot) for the machine. Otherwise great place, in a funny, quiet typical French village. Cycling to and taking the Pont Transbordeur (Floating Bridge) is an experience.

Great place, very quiet, no sanitary facilities. Take the bike to Bordeaux, it's 17 km by bike to the center, largely on cycle paths. You can enter the site after you have paid at the payment terminal. Then you will receive a code for the barrier. Explanation in all languages. Please note that if you want to extend, you have to pay again the next day before the time you arrived yesterday, otherwise you will pay an extra €8 for the extension.

Great place to visit the beautiful castle ruins. There are also (large) trucks parked. I spent the night there on Friday, but unfortunately until 4 a.m. noise from pub visitors and noisily departing trucks at 7 a.m.

Nice place. I was behind the mill. Some noise from the Intermarche (supply and stuff). There are working cranes on site, behind the mill. Service at the Intermarche at 300 meters and also toilets in the supermarket (stairs down from the site). There is also a self-service car wash with enough height for a camper. I estimate 3.50 m.

Fantastic place in the small village of Ameixial to spend the night with the camper. Very quiet, neat, wide and yet cosy. Sanitary facilities (cold water), discharge and intake of water and even electricity on the camper pitches, all free of charge. Many long-term campers, but the 'residents' were friendly and helpful. Thanks to the municipality of Ameixial for this nice place.

We were looking forward to Finca Angela, because of the good reviews. I had contacted Angela a week before and she still had room. On the day itself an app that there was no room after all, but that she could arrange something with electricity as long as possible. When we arrived there were 13 campers! She left us in a muddy spot behind a wall, with no electricity and not welcoming us all day. We felt unwelcome and just left.

Pleasant motorhome. If you are there between 10 and 12 there is usually room. Most campers leave then. All comfort available. Hot shower, electricity plumbing, washing dishes, washing machine, dryer. And that for € 15. Within cycling distance to the center. Be sure to visit the horse show at the Andalusian riding school. You can also take the bus, right in front of the motorhome. Or go shopping in the very large shopping center.

Nice place in a hamlet of nothing. Very neat. Short places, but should work with 6 camper or so. Unfortunately the bar and alimentation on the corner was not open (November). And the discharge point and power point was occupied all day and night by a delivery van without anyone in it.

I still regularly homesick for Route 66 and will probably end up there again this season. What did I like so much? The freedom, the atmosphere, the conviviality, the fun party night, Chantal the caretaker, the fellow 'residents', the animals, everything really.

Although this is a temporary site (July-August) and basically a festival/fairground of sorts, this is a fantastic spot. Don't expect super luxurious sanitary facilities, but it is clean and fine. The atmosphere is relaxed, everything is fine, put your camper down somewhere. Small shop, bread, ice cream. Very friendly and helpful staff. I made a great bike ride to and in Copenhagen and had a quiet and pleasant stay at the campsite.

Very minimal campsite. Only 2 outdoor showers, not very appealing in the Icelandic climate.

Paradise on earth for 0 crowns. Directly on the palm beach. stood 2 nights. Sometimes busy, I think with campers getting on the boat, but sometimes also quiet. Nice little place with chips and ice cream at 300 meters, with water and toilets. You can shower a few 100 meters further at the harbor office and empty gray water and toilet.

I was on the solo field, but that doesn't mean you're resting. With a bit of luck, the entire field is full (6 or more tents, campers, caravans) and they have a party every night. I thought it was an impersonal campsite, noisy (loud music all day in the catering area, whether there is someone or not), sanitary facilities are a bit dirty. It seems fun for (bigger) children, in season, but for me it was nothing.

Super nice place. Nice and quiet and plenty of space. If you arrive before half past six you can still go to mass in the Romanesque church ;-)

What a nice place! Spacious beautiful quiet places, very complete and clean sanitary facilities and friendly employees. I'm staying for a few days!

What a horrible place. In the middle of high apartment buildings, so all sound reverberates like crazy. I didn't sleep a wink as the garbage collectors came at 10pm to empty bins with a lot of noise and again at 5am! Get out of here!

Was here in March 2022 and found the campsite closed

So there you have it; don't always rely on the reviews. This is a very 'skinny' motorhome. Above the highway, so a lot of traffic noise, day and night. Even a chorus of honking trucks for hours on end, no idea why. View of Santiago? You mean on the highway. No sanitary facilities, the pitches are sometimes very sloping and the manager does not speak a word of English. The supermarket is at least 3 km and the cathedral 5.5 km.

Well how many stars do you give this place? It's safe and quiet. I stayed here for two nights. I cycled in ten minutes to the beautiful old center of Seville. I did not use the toilets or showers, after all you have that at home if you have a camper. Yes, you're all set, but you don't come here to recreate either. The managers at the entrance are a bit rough (truckers?) and don't speak English, but ok.

The route there is an adventure in itself, but doable. I was standing in a kind of parking lot, where the climbers also park and drive back and forth. Water, electricity, showers, toilets available and clean. It is a cozy place because there is also a kind of youth hostel, where climbers and hikers sleep, cook and eat. The Caminito Del Rey ends in El Chorro (recommended) but you can take the bus to the starting point.

Nice, quiet campsite, spacious pitches, ample facilities, spotlessly clean. Very nice family who run the campsite, very helpful. They even do the laundry for you (€ 5.00). Clean everything within an hour. There is not much to do in Villafranca, but Cordoba is 30 km away. Good to do on the e-bike. Quite a tough ride up hill, down hill.

Great place, right on the beach. Uneven terrain, so block or level. On weekends, preferably come early in the morning or after 5:00 pm, because during the day there are many day trippers with cars or vans who come to surf (yes, also in winter). No facilities, but a service point a few kilometers away in Aguilas. The beach is part of a nice walking route, which is definitely worth it.

This is not a motorhome site and not a campsite, but a B&B with a large garden, where 5 campers are allowed. I chose this place because of the enticing heated pool. Unfortunately, no heated pool, because of a broken pump, so I couldn't swim. Danny and Benny are very (helpful) nice but did not detract from the price, which is quite spicy. No discharge spot, no hot water at the washing up spot, taking water with a watering can and 1 shower and toilet.

I spent 5 nights here under the trees in January '21. Great place under the trees. Excellent WiFi (even Netflix). I was 10 steps from the sea. Sleep well with the sound of the surf. Small supermarket with fresh bread. Excellent sanitary facilities, unlimited hot showers. Everything is spotless. Water, wifi and electricity at your own place.

What a nice place this is! I enjoyed 4 days there. It is very small scale. There are max 5 campers. So you have the space. The finca has a beautiful garden and a swimming pool. Tessa, the owner, sometimes cooks for the guests and that was a delicious and cozy meal.

Camper place for 100 campers (cabin-cap). No water on site, no WiFi and power far away (extension cord). For 100 campers 1 sanitary building (3 showers and 3 toilets per m / f). Only cold water for washing up. No garbage cans, so no possibility to throw away poop bags. The pond is a big mud pool, slippery, muddy and a lot of weed. Lots of noise from the highway and air traffic.