Electricity, water, and drainage are fine, otherwise it's bare, and beware of the soft ground next to the gravel. I've seen several blockages. It's near a busy main road, but it's part of the experience. It's not too expensive if you're a member, otherwise it's very expensive. You have to become a member first. The cost is €56, after which you can park for €12-13. I'm Offfrid, so it's manageable.

It's being maintained and is being improved. Lots of mud and stuck campers. The toilet and shower building are great, accessible with your campervan pass. Half the men's area was flooded, so it's a good choice for a couple of toilets. People don't really leave the showers clean, which is a shame. According to the workers, it's supposed to be finished this summer, so there are nice, stable spots. Now I just have to find the best one, but I've found it again.

It took a bit of searching to find the reception, but the people were super friendly. Everything was there: electricity, water, toilets, and showers, but unfortunately, none were in use. It was also dilapidated and not clean. The pitches were level and there were no muddy messes, which was great. I'm self-sufficient, so it was doable for one night. Not recommended unless you're an old-school, die-hard camper.

nice camping with all you need. it says there is wifi but thats not. no problem if you are offline for rest: