The campsite will be closed in 2026

We were here early July. Enough places are free, certainly for smaller (bus)campers. Along the edges beautiful view, sometimes on the lake. Nice camping, relaxed atmosphere. By train or bike you are in Biel/Bienne in no time.

Campsite is open. We were there from June 30 - July 2, 2024. Nicely located on the Ourthe. Simple, small but fine. Also used by groups.

Beautiful and well-maintained campsite. We were able to stand very quietly at the back at the end of August, although we had to walk a long way to the sanitary facilities. Nice central location for exploring on foot, by bike or (free) public transport. Lidl nearby for groceries.

Excellent location to explore the Moselle area by bike or on foot. At the front of the campsite there are several spacious fields for passers-by. We were standing on the Moselle. During the weekend (Saturday evening) there was a lot of noise from a club/disco and a party boat, both of which produced a lot of noise, which was possibly amplified by the water/Moselle and wind. But I have no idea if that was a fluke. Furthermore, it is an outdated entity.

Large terraced campsite. Below are a number of camper pitches, close to the main road (which you cannot see but can hear). We were at a normal camping spot at Camp 3. Right at the top with a beautiful view. There was still plenty of room after mid-August, but reception did not point this out, so ask yourself. Many hiking opportunities, beautiful nature. Echternach is within walking distance. Swimming pool is okay. Sanitary facilities and reception partly date from the last century.

Been a weekend at the end of July. Enough places available. You can simply book a camping pitch (for caravan or tent) with the camper (not necessarily a camper spot). Green and quiet campsite, excellent sanitary facilities. You can reach Hattem in 5 minutes by bike.

Beautiful private motorhome with private sanitary facilities. Wonderfully located in the green, within cycling distance of the beach and sea, De Koog, but also of De Cocksdorp, the Wadden Sea and the boat. Super centrally located.

Beautiful campsite. Views of the sea from many places, but try to book online in advance, because the managers are not very flexible by nature. You are not allowed to choose a place yourself, but you will be assigned one. For smaller bus campers, without electricity, the possibilities are probably better to get a place with a sea view. Sanitary is neat.

Not too large campsite in beautiful Winsum. Camper spots on the water are nicely located, not too big, and when we were there (August) very muddy. There was a limited number of artificial grass mats available to lay in front of your motorhome. Sanitary is reasonable.

Camping at the farm, without fuss. Basic amenities are ok. Two small minuses: the main road and the windmill. But great place if you don't like luxury and crowds.

The location and nature makes up for a lot. The sanitary facilities are old, showers work with coins and from the showers comes an uncontrollable trickle of water that does not make you happy. The contact with the 'boss' is uncomfortable. No idea why, perhaps a hospitality course would improve the experience of welcome. But if you can put that aside, it is a beautiful location from which you can enjoy walking and cycling.

Beautifully located, well-maintained campsite. Hospitable administrators.

Nice, quiet and clean campsite. Quite large places on the campsite, the camper spots are smaller. Little to no entertainment for children and young people. Nice natural swimming pool.

Beautiful place, on top of the pass. Even in the busy August weekend, we could still go there.

Nice, well-kept, not too large site. Located directly on the lake. Good and clean sanitary. At the beginning of August there was just a place available for a few days.

Well cared for, genuine Swiss camping. Large part consists of fixed places, small part for tractors. If it is not full, reasonable places, under trees. When we were there in mid-July, we were the only Dutch people. Nice swimming pool, tennis courts (free rackets, etc.), petanque, etc. Cycling on the 'plateau' is fun, to lakes too far, steep down (we thought).

Beautiful campsite at the foot of a glacier. Places are generally spacious and often with a view. In high season (end of July) it was sometimes waiting at the toilet, shower and before washing up (not too hot water). Making a reservation (short in advance) is handy, especially if you want to stay a little longer.

Spacious campsite. Various demarcated and non-demarcated places. Sometimes a lot, sometimes little shade. In mid-July sufficient choice. Nice and clean toilet block. Restaurant and supermarket available.