Unfortunately, the sanitary station is shut off, as is the water connection. You can, however, connect to electricity and use the toilet building.

Indeed, a new CP with all amenities, though all paid for by bank or credit card. It doesn't list the cost, but none of the eight campers there used it. The navigation still points to the old CP, which is still open and where you can still get free water.

It's a very rural spot; the village is unfortunately almost deserted, though there is a small shop, bar, and restaurant. There are 12 power hookups, but only for the village when there are festivities. It's a very quiet campsite, in any case; we were the only ones there today.

Nice camper site, everything is free, except there's no electricity. The coordinates aren't quite right; the correct coordinates are: N 44°, 34', 2". E 5°, 16' 43".

Beautiful spot, toilet building and sani event closed on October 24.

Beautiful, quiet location, everything is free except electricity, which costs €1 per kWh. The surrounding area has steep roads and footpaths, so you'll need a good electric bike. Our Lacros doesn't have enough power for this region.

We stayed here for two nights; it was wonderfully quiet, and you can put your chairs outside. We had a lovely bike ride along the Isar River. We had a bit of a mosquito problem here, so we applied some DEET. About 30 liters of water for €1. Unfortunately, there's no flushing water for the toilet, so we had to use our greywater for that.

A great campervan site in itself, with everything you need, and you can sit outside with a chair. Unfortunately, there's a large parking lot below the campervan site that's empty in the evenings and nights, making it a popular racetrack and party area for young people. The village itself is quite charming, and cycling along the Isar is lovely. We stayed there for three nights.

Quiet camper site with a new restroom building where you can use the toilet and the adjacent waste disposal area where you can also get water. This is available between 6:00 AM and 10:00 PM. It's also a 15-minute bike ride to the charming village of Landshut.

This isn't a free camper site, but rather a camper site belonging to the associated seminar. The cost to stay there, including three meals a day, is approximately €77. So it's not suitable for campers. After visiting the reception, we drove on.