The parking payment has been upgraded since we were here. It's now possible to use contactless (Inc by phone) The electricity is in increments of 12hrs for €1, and as we ran an A/C for a spell, certainly good for more than 2A presently stated (breakers below the outlet showed 16A)! The toilet block was well kept and clean and the water fill/dump in good working order (€1 for some minutes, enough to fill my tank and assorted drinking bottles)

New payment system in operation, totally confusing! Needed assistance to both get a parking ticket and later add more electricity (€3.67 per 10kWh increments btw). Sadly the bench under the trees appears to be a meeting place for young folk that chat loudly and, play music at random points throughout the day. I noted a security bloke in the area when we returned from the town last night. Let's just say, a sad reflection of modern times.

This tidy modest CP is certainly not as shown on the map. Correct co-ords are 50.824265,8.767855.. Traffic noise from the adjacent B3 is generally modest (it didn't keep us awake). It's lacking everything you'd expect for the price, the only "facility" was a litter bin at the entrance, but it was illuminated at night (but not the few hundred meters of the road walking back from Marburg - take a torch!).

Very busy CP with many spilling over into the adjacent car park (with area reserved for motorhomes). This has all you need but the Lecky price (€1/kWh) is a bit pricey). There;s a very handy bus stop adjacent and easy walking or cycling into town along/over the Danube. We say here regularly and will likely stay again.

Late summer visit so site not too busy. Chose here as relatives live a bus ride away. Generally a nice site with excellent ablutions and very nice open atmosphere... might be a different storey when full in the summer months. Our pitch was partially grass and a bit muddy in places - time of year! All said and done I'd happily stay here again.

Handy for access to city Ctr 20min walk along a well defined route (in summer a beer garden nearby too). Stayed here a few times and I note the maintenance of the infrastructure is a bit lacking - Lecky posts loose but still functional for example. Also, paying for water just to sluice your K7 is a bit off. It's a shame this CP is so small, it's full very quickly so turn up early! Overall though the location of this CP is what makes it.

Up to date CP operated by Camping-Car Park, handy that I have an account - just had to request a code in the app for entry. It was a bit bizarre finding the location insofar as my [Garmin] GPS brought me to the Carrefour end of a pedestrian/cycleway instead of the CP, going round town again following the not always easy to read Camping-Car Aire signs sorted this out. Well handy for town, and a substantial Carrefour and Aldi nearby.

The CP itself does not follow regimental layout but is up to date. The main selling point is the location: on top of the city wall, facing West with a pleasant outlook watching the sun go down. Brill. The only negative for me was the cool shower but better cool than no!

Third time here! A cracking little old town within easy driving of many popular places, even the Chunnel! It's said Notre Dame cathedral was modelled after Làon's. At the CP pay attention to the large square markers on the ground - 3 coach + 6 camper spaces are marked out (not sure if it's policed regularly) Effectly there's nothing by way of facilities but the location is both handy for town and comes with a great vista. Blocks likely needed!