@CeesenLiesje

Fine campsite without sanitary facilities but including 5A electricity. 240 pitches that are not too large and level, public toilet across the road. Very beautiful city with various magnificent churches, including the largest wooden church in France. Plenty of restaurants and bars and lots of galleries. Emptying the toilet cassette is possible. Walking the dog is fine.

Campercontact states that "sanitary facilities" are available, but everything is closed. Paying was easy, but exiting was difficult; the code only worked when we entered it on the entry post. The entrance is also the exit, which makes it very dangerous. If a camper is exiting, the arriving camper simply has to wait on the road, and that is very risky because the road is very busy. All night there was a buzzing sound as if a plane was being launched. For us, once.

Campercontact says "open", but as of November 1st they are closed.

Easily accessible parking lot with camper spots along the sidewalk on the right; many of the campers are long-term parkers belonging to people living in Leuden. Excellent public toilet. The distance to the center is about a 15-minute walk, but shuttle buses run from 6:00 AM to midnight. Dog walking is on the other side of the railway tracks. Thank you, Leiden, for this beautiful spot.

Very good place to visit the city, but also great for walking in the adjacent park. Easy check-in at the machine. Electricity and shower via card payment,

Almost everything about this campsite is worth 5 stars: the accessibility, the welcome, the pitch, the view, the electricity, the sanitary facilities, the bread roll service, the location, and the surroundings. 2 stars less due to: the field where dogs are allowed is very bumpy, making it very difficult to level; we both find the tourist tax of €6 per person and €7 per night for electricity to be much too high.

Great campsite, check-in via the machine works well and is convenient, excellent sanitary facilities. Harbourmaster friendly and helpful. Walking in the woods with the dog or going to the city (nothing particularly special). Ravensbruck concentration camp is right around the corner. Very large, but unfortunately without any guidelines regarding walking directions, and there is no longer a barracks where the prisoners were housed. However, there is plenty of information, so the campsite is extremely suitable for visiting Ravensbruck.

Super friendly manager, good sanitary facilities, beautiful view of the lake, good pitches, nice art route starting from the campsite, beautiful monastery around the corner. ACSI was in use, so we paid 22 per night including electricity, dog, and shower tokens. Highly recommended.....

A few kilometers from civilization, this large campsite is situated directly on the lake. We had a great spot with a view of the water. A pleasant welcome, clean sanitary facilities, good walking and cycling opportunities from the campsite, a bread roll service, and hot snacks and ice cream for sale at the reception. We paid 33.70 for 1 night, including electricity, 1 dog, and coin-operated showers. We think that is on the high side, but if you are looking for peace and quiet, it is top-notch.

We arrived around 12 today and there was no one there; we were looking for a quiet spot, but being completely empty was either too much or too little for us. We drove on, but that says nothing about the campsite, so we will try again next time.