A separate area is located at the far end of the car park. Payment is only possible via the website. Reservations are available, and there's automatic license plate recognition at the entrance, but no barrier or similar. Does a reservation guarantee a space, or will it be occupied by someone who arrived without a reservation? The website also seems to allow overbooking. The whole system doesn't seem entirely well thought out. The charming old town is easily accessible on foot.

A very large, but also quite popular, parking area on the outskirts of town. The town center is a few minutes' walk away.

A beautifully designed new campsite. The access system (barrier, check-in machine, payment terminal, app) is not yet working. Reservations are possible. The cathedral is within easy walking distance.

The place isn't bad. Good location for visiting the city, just a few minutes from the cathedral or the Rhine riverbank. Quiet at night. However, its size, the way it accommodates caravans, and the sanitary facilities are more reminiscent of a campsite. Okay for one night, but not really my cup of tea.

For a parking space right in the city center, just a few minutes' walk away, it was really very good. However, this also meant quite a bit of traffic noise. After visiting the city, we preferred to drive out to the countryside for the night.

Quiet location between the cemetery/allotment gardens and the stream. Electricity €1/kWh (coin-operated), parking fee payable via QR code or Parknsleep app. A very nice village. Basic amenities within walking distance.

All charging stations are damaged. Access is restricted to a height of 2.3 m. It appears to no longer exist; all signs now only point to the parking area at the Bud Spencer Bath directly opposite.

The last row of the car park is reserved for motorhomes. If you go straight ahead at the entrance to Skodaland instead of turning right, there is also a larger and much nicer motorhome area on grass; however, dogs are not allowed there. The city center is easily reachable on foot in about an hour.

Very quiet location. It's best to contact them briefly before arrival (also in German) to check availability. You can take a walk along the Elbe River, but that's pretty much all there is to do in the area.

The square, nestled amidst the (only partially revitalized) industrial ruins, has a very unique charm. Directly opposite is a park, perfect for walking your dog. You can even walk through the park all the way to the city center. Alternatively, there's also a tram.

Quiet location. The site can accommodate approximately 12 motorhomes, although the website states 8, and there are only 6 electrical hookups. It appears to be a former football pitch or similar area that has been converted into a campervan site; in any case, it is surrounded on all sides by a high chain-link fence. The village itself is nothing special, but there's a Rewe supermarket right next door, and the motorway is easily accessible.

Nice little campsite. Very quiet. Electricity €2 for 8 hours. No infrastructure in the village.

Large parking area near the town center. Six official campervan pitches with electricity. As long as no buses are parked there, at least six or seven more campervans can stay overnight. It's located directly on the main road at the roundabout, so there's a lot of traffic from early morning until late at night, which is quite audible. The old town is worth seeing.

Unfortunately, it's become very run-down in the meantime. It's full of permanently parked and/or occupied motorhomes and caravans. These are probably the nicest people who live there permanently, but the overall impression isn't exactly inviting for tourists to stay. The waste disposal station is used frequently, but people then drive off again immediately.

Unfortunately, not very nice…

It's the paved parking lot on the south side of the road, not the large gravel lot opposite. However, that doesn't change the fact that both parking lots are completely full of cars, and there's no chance of finding a spot with a camper van.

Well-laid-out campsite in a quiet location. Easy access even for larger motorhomes. The barrier was open, so I didn't buy any tokens; after a few minutes, someone came to collect the fee. The village itself is forgettable, but there are a few good paths for walking (with the dog).

The parking area is very nicely laid out. But unfortunately, it's basically just a few parking bays right next to the access road to the park-and-ride lot. Consequently, especially during peak hours, a lot of cars drive right past the campervan. The location by the river and the proximity to the town center are good.

A very nicely laid-out parking area. The only drawback is that the grass pavers for driving onto it are only about as wide as the vehicle; in rainy weather, you inevitably end up standing in mud when getting out of the car.

Nice new pitch on grass pavers. At least it will be nice once the surrounding area is grass (currently it's still mud from the construction site). The sharp-angled entrance isn't ideal for large motorhomes. Quiet location. The town center is within easy walking distance. Cycle and footpaths along the canal start right from the pitch.

Excellent location for sightseeing. Remarkably quiet for a city center. Only some of the parking spaces are paved; the rest are waterlogged in rainy weather. However, construction work is currently underway, so improvements may be made.

Here is a brand new camping car park. Very nicely done. There is currently a construction site opposite the entrance; you have to walk a bit through the mud to leave the parking area.

Not bad, actually. Conveniently located. But the water/electricity hookups and electrical system could use an update or being brought up to CCP standards. The village itself is uninteresting.

The parking space is right next to the road, but there wasn't much traffic. It was nice to hear some of the animals from the zoo, although unfortunately we couldn't see any. The village center is easily reachable on foot, although the path is quite hilly in places.

The campsite isn't bad. Some pitches are close together, others are generously sized. Some are slightly sloped, but easily compensated for. The village itself is nothing special.

Nice location near the river. Pretty old town easily reachable on foot. The pitch is surfaced with very fine gravel; when it's wet, you track pounds of it into the campervan on your shoes.

A camping car park opened here a few days ago. Next to it are still parts of the car park described in previous reviews. It's not immediately clear whether those penny-pinchers who don't want to spend the few euros for an official parking space are still legally allowed to use it.

Beautiful campsite with very generously sized pitches. Quiet. Far away from any kind of infrastructure. At night, the campsite and the entire surrounding area are unlit. The ground is paved, but when it rains, large parts of the top layer turn into pure mud; it could really use some graveling.

A nice little campsite. Quiet. However, very few areas give the impression that a motorhome could park there without getting stuck if it has rained.

Quiet location at the end of a cul-de-sac next to the marina. The individual plots could be a few centimeters wider.

A very nicely laid-out campsite. Paved pitches separated by bushes. Plenty of grass and greenery both on and around the site.

Beautifully situated in the woods by the lake. Quiet. The site has some steep slopes, requiring higher leveling blocks. Lovely walking paths along and around the lake.

A very beautiful location in the middle of nature. And the cool factor with the bears (although you can hardly see them at all, due to the dense deciduous forest). The meadow at the campsite is very steep and impassable with a motorhome when wet. We were the only ones there, so we were able to stay on the front section of the path, which was paved and level.

Very beautifully landscaped square. You can take the bus to the old town. If you're reasonably able to walk, you can also walk.

Pitch on a mix of sand and gravel. Stables and riding arenas are all around. The village center and fortified church are within easy walking distance. If no one is there, just call (English speaking).

The site itself is beautiful and quiet, and would actually deserve a four-star rating. However, bags of trash are scattered throughout the entire campsite, which the operator doesn't seem to care about at all. You can walk to Rasnov, but a large portion of the route is directly on the main road with no sidewalk.

A very beautifully landscaped square. Unfortunately, the immediate surroundings are not very visually appealing. The old town is easily accessible by bus or on foot.

Beautifully situated in a scenic setting. The food is very simple but tasty. Unfortunately, you can only walk (with your dog) directly on the main road; but at least in the off-season, there aren't too many cars on the road. The owner speaks German, and his son speaks English.

A grassy area with lots of trees. I can't confirm the inflated prices mentioned by some. We even paid a little less than we had previously calculated on the website.

The location is very convenient. Oradea is accessible by bus and tram. Baile 1. Mai and Baile Felix are also within walking distance. The friendly owner speaks only Romanian, and his daughter also speaks English.

The square probably won't win any beauty prizes anytime soon. But it's well located for a city visit, with several tram and bus lines, as well as the subway, within walking distance. The parkl app makes access and walking distance very easy. However, the app suddenly started charging 700 HUF per hour instead of the originally stated 450 HUF. I don't think that's very nice.

A very simple but perfectly adequate tarmac pitch behind the sports facilities on the edge of town. Very quiet (perhaps not so much when the athletes are there). Two electric outlets, the key for the electric box is locked in a key box on the side.

Of course, you can still pay at the Aral gas station, as indicated on the signs at the site and on the municipality's website. Cash or card payment is possible. There are no gas stations in winter, but this is also clearly stated on the website. In this respect, the previous 1-star rating is completely incomprehensible.

Beautifully landscaped square, typical CCP. Behind the school. Quiet outside of school hours. Access is restricted in the morning and at lunchtime on school days. The old town is a quick walk away.

Quite a nice spot. Quiet. A bit out of the way, but the town center is easily accessible on foot (it's hilly). The €10 for the site is fair. The €5 tourist tax per person is considerably excessive, especially if you're just planning to stay overnight and not use the included bus and train fares. Check-in and payment via QR code.

Good location. Quiet. The site urgently needs to be re-graveled; currently, it's prone to puddles and is muddy in parts. The village center is easily accessible on foot; nothing special there seems to have seen better days.

Sunny meadow behind the small tourist restaurant. Restaurant open only Thursdays and Sundays, pitches open all week. Quiet, beautiful surroundings. Pleasant walking paths through the surrounding fields and meadows.

A reserved area for campers in the large gravel parking lot of the gondola lift. Views down to Airolo and the St. Gotthard Pass.

Large lawn. Partly sunny, partly under trees. More like a simple campsite than an RV park. Walking and hiking trails start from the site.

Beautiful location, beautiful surroundings. Quiet. But still, there are only a few basic parking spaces along the edge of the parking lot. At almost CHF 40, it's not exactly a bargain.

So far, it's okay. When the train passes, the motorhome shakes a bit... However, there are only a few trains at night. The town center is easily accessible on foot.

It's a very large area. You can't park everywhere, so pay attention to the signs. It's quite steep in places. The most horizontal part is at the very top, but even there you'll need wedges. A few minutes' walk into the pretty village.

A small, fenced gravel lot. Quite remote, but there are signposted walking trails nearby. Payment by card or cash is at your own risk. Berries and eggs are also available for self-service purchases. Access from the B846 from Aberfeldy is easy; other access roads are sometimes limited to a width of 2.1 m.

Beautiful site with gravel plots surrounding a meadow. Quiet at night. The town center and lake are within easy walking distance. Payment via QR code at the entrance or directly with the owner.

Beautifully landscaped site in a very beautiful landscape. Quiet. Lots of walkers during the day, and the footpath along the sea runs right through the site. The village is just a few meters away, but up a hill. Reservations via website.

The RV area has been remodeled, with individual gravel bays with plenty of grass in between. Very nicely done. Check-in at the visitor center is required; you'll receive a chip there to open the barrier. Reservations are possible, but not required. Quiet.

Large parking lot, flat, and quiet at night. A lot of mountain bikers during the day. At the far end of the large parking lot is another smaller parking lot; this one is nicer for overnight stays. Stay the Night at night, normal parking rates during the day, both with RingGo.

Nicely landscaped site. A little way up the hill from the village. Views over sheep pastures to the village. Very quiet. Reservations accepted. The village center, abbey, and castle are easily accessible on foot, although some parts of the road are off-road due to the somewhat steep road.

The location is very scenic. Views of the reservoir. The RV area is separated at the rear of the parking lot. Unfortunately, the site itself appears somewhat neglected, which is a shame, especially considering the price of CHF 25. Beautiful hiking trails.

Generally well-designed parking spaces. A little more space in the width of the parking spaces would have been good. Very good location for sightseeing. The construction site appears to be in operation for a while longer; work begins around 6:30 a.m.

The access is very bumpy, but even a normal motorhome can easily navigate at walking pace. Pitches are located on a narrow strip between the pond and the lampposts; maneuvering skills are advantageous. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, the operators are very friendly, and the restaurant is also good.

A very nicely landscaped meadow with large plots. Barely any shade. Quiet at night. Part of the thermal bath complex. 40 euros per person.

Nice little spot at the end of a cul-de-sac. Very well-maintained. Quiet. Baile H. itself is definitely not a visual must-see.

Beautifully situated grassy pitch directly on the Danube. Very quiet. The owners live on site in a caravan.

Beautifully landscaped site. Quiet. Very friendly operators. The boat tour offered is highly recommended; it's a small fishing boat instead of the larger excursion boats offered by other operators.

A relic from the socialist era. Improvements are underway, however. A new sanitary container has been added, although it's very small for the size of the site. The campsite was completely empty last season. Some of the roads within the site are very narrow.

Beautiful location. A small mud volcano is a few minutes up the hill. The restaurant is very simple, but not bad. The access road isn't exactly in top condition, but it's not a problem up to 8 meters.

Set back from the road in the back garden of the guesthouse. Friendly owners, good food. The monastery is within easy walking distance if you don't want to or can't park directly there.

A very large parking lot. Can also be used if you don't want to take the train. Several steam locomotives are on display in a kind of open-air museum. Very quiet at night.

Located at the southern end of the village, next to a small stream. Quiet. Good food in the on-site restaurant. Village attractions (cemetery, monastery) are easily accessible on foot or by bike.

Quiet location just across the Hungarian border. Meadows. The reception was unmanned, but when I called, someone immediately answered in German and explained everything.

Beautiful and quiet lawn at the sports airfield. Check-in in the café.

A beautifully landscaped site. Not far from the city center, yet surrounded by plenty of greenery and sheep pastures. Reservations via the website are required so the barrier can automatically recognize your license plate. There is no reception at the site.

Nice little square. Very quiet. A popular village with tourists. Access to the village from the south is limited to a height of 3.4 m; from the north, there's a 25% gradient, but the double-decker bus also handles this. Reservations can be made via the website and payment can be made by bank transfer. You will then receive the combination for the entrance gate via email. SEPA details can be requested via email if you are unable to make a BACS transfer.

There's a large parking lot around the sheep pens. Sheep auctions take place on Mondays, but it's less busy than you might think. It's busier during the day, when the farm is also used for parking. A few minutes' walk to the town center. Reservations and payment are made via the website. The gate is sometimes locked, so you'll need the combination for the lock, which you'll receive by email after payment.

A very beautiful spot in the forest. It used to be a campsite; the old power poles, etc., are still there, but they've been turned off. Many marked walking trails. Self-catering, no nearby amenities.

Beautifully landscaped gravel site. Quiet (although the adjacent sports field was quiet). Good walking and cycling paths directly from the site. Pitches are relatively sloping.

Pitches are on grass behind the Village Hall. Very quiet. Plenty of greenery all around. There are several pig farms nearby, so depending on the wind direction, it might smell a bit. Reservations required.

The site isn't bad, but it's actually a bit overpriced compared to other car parks. Calais is surprisingly nice around the car park and beach, no comparison to the run-down dump it was a few years ago.

A simple gravel area next to the sports field. It's also (currently?) used as a storage area for all kinds of building materials. It's also quiet during the night flight ban at Zurich Airport. All in all, not bad.

Large site, but it fills up quickly. For larger motorhomes, it is advisable to arrive early, as not all of the sites are large enough. The ground is coarse gravel. Electricity is fairly unreliable. Lake 100 m; town centre is also within walking distance, but much further away.

Nice little square behind the town hall and city park. Pleasant village. Opportunities for walks through the surrounding vineyards.

Very nice place on the edge of town. Good walking and cycling paths. The main road runs right along the square, but because the Saône bridge is currently closed, there is very little traffic.

Beautifully laid out site. Individual plots separated by hedges. Very nice walking paths signposted from the site. Unfortunately, the national road is only 100 m away and can be heard quite clearly.

Relatively new site. The individual sites are clearly marked. Pretty quiet at night, traffic nearby starts relatively early in the morning.

The entire site is tarred and quite sloping (both of which are very useful when it's raining...). Very quiet location. Recommended access road is signposted and can be driven on for 8m without any problems. The town center is easily accessible on foot, but it's steep up and down the hill. V/E is currently out of service seasonally, electricity is running.

Located fairly centrally in the village, but very quiet. The individual pitches are paved and surrounded by grass. Unfortunately, the paved part is so narrow that although the camper van fits, when you get out you are already standing in the grass, which is very muddy when it's wet. The village itself is not that great. Lots of signposted hiking trails.

Great place in a beautiful setting. Can also be used for heavy campers and/or in wet conditions. The only problem is that the very stylish designer trash can is much too small.

Parallel parking along the driveway. Main road next door clearly audible. Otherwise nice location. The village itself is also quite nice.

Who came up with the idea of building charging stations for electric cars in the driveways to the parking spaces? You have to maneuver around them to get in or out of the space. But the location right next to the beautiful town center with its historic city wall is great.

Quiet location a few meters away from the quiet main road. However, the church bells ring loudly at 6 a.m. 6 power sockets, each 1 euro for 6 hours. Walking paths signposted from the square.

Very nice place with spacious, tarred plots. Electricity 0.50/kWh. Payment in cash at the mailbox or via app with an outrageous 15% surcharge. Town center and various supermarkets are a few minutes' walk away.

The parking space is very well laid out. Visually and spatially separated from the car park. View of the pond and the city behind it. A well-used footpath runs about 1 m in front of the door of the mobile homes. It's a matter of taste whether you like so much publicity or not. Payment via QR code using Paypal or credit cards. Space can be reserved in advance. Arrival only permitted after 1:00 p.m. V/E poorly placed. And currently broken.

The parking space is OK. In the corner of a large car park. A road runs right through the car park. Not much traffic there though, so it's still quiet. The village isn't pretty, but you can quickly go for a walk in the forest. No one came to collect the money, but you can always transfer money. No fresh water in winter.

Easily accessible V/E column in the industrial park. Also easy to access for larger vehicles. Fresh water in 10 cent increments for approx. 10 liters each.

Very nicely divided gravel area at the back of the outdoor pool. Access is clearly signposted. Quiet. When it rains, the plots stay dry, but the path is muddy, so the municipality would have to add more gravel. Cash payment only with coins or via app, which costs a guest-unfriendly 10% surcharge. Nice town center just a few minutes away.

The location is very nice. Quiet. A bit green on the outside. You can get to the historic town center quickly. But: the parking spaces themselves are not well laid out. Up to 7m can be used, but only 2 of them. The other spaces are only for small vans because of trees and curbs. The space also slopes sharply towards the front. Electricity 4x 1,- required, for which you get 2 kWh and according to the notice this then covers the space usage fee.

Very quiet location next to the cemetery at night. Access is 8m and completely hassle-free (best to take the first car entrance into the parking lot). City center is a few hundred meters away.

Very nice, brand new site. Almost park-like in an urban setting. Large plots. Unfortunately, the sandy ground is very poorly chosen, dusty when dry, muddy when wet. And unfortunately, some of the visitors don't seem to know how to handle their mobile homes and have already driven deep furrows into the plants... Very nice town center, just a few minutes' walk away.

Such a nice place near the main road. Fairly flat, reasonably large plots. Pretty town center with lots of shops, easily accessible on foot. The promenade along the river is also just a few meters away. For unsteady drivers, the access with the two right-angled turns in the narrow street could seem challenging, but with 7.5 m it is no problem at all.

Visually, a relatively unattractive place on the edge of town. Very little traffic. Almost directly on the beach. Good walking paths. The part of town on the beach consists almost entirely of holiday homes and is deserted at this time of year, but otherwise quite nice. The main town is a few kilometers up the road, and people live there all year round.

The parking space itself is nothing special visually. But you can get to the beach in less than a minute and to the very nice town center in 15 minutes. For a place in the middle of town, the traffic noise is relatively low. In the season you can only reserve a spot, and in winter you can do so without; pay attention to the maximum parking time, otherwise you will be fined heavily.

Basically just a large gravel area that doesn't look very impressive. It seems a bit strange that there is a car park in a ring around the parking space. But the location is practical for a visit to the very nice village; the village center with around 15 restaurants right next to each other is only a 2-minute walk away.

Very well laid out and divided into plots. Quiet. Tends to form puddles and mud in places. The entrance can be a bit narrow for larger vehicles, but if you know what you're doing, it's not a problem. It's inconvenient that there are no garbage cans, there's just a note at the entrance telling you where the nearest public bins are.

Relatively spacious gravel plot. Next to a small marina and a few huts. Almost directly on the Rhône cycle path. Mountain view. Located quite a distance outside the village. Quiet.

The site is very nicely laid out. Different sized sites for different fees. Unfortunately, you can only pay in cash by putting your money in the mailbox, like something from the last century :-( The village isn't great, but there are lots of nice, signposted walking paths in the immediate area. At the moment, a large part of the site is being used as a storage area for mobile homes over the winter, but that's not a problem.

The place is OK. On the edge of town next to a sports field and the river. You can't get to the river though, probably only via the swimming pool. The motorhome area should be re-graveled, at the moment half of it is already sinking in mud. Electricity 1€/4h.

11 larger plots. The remaining 7 mobile homes are to be parked across the barrier to the festival site; very unsightly. The community should spare itself and the guests that. These 7 sites receive 0 stars, the rest of the site deserves 4 stars. You can quickly get to the town center along the river.

Good location for a city visit. Otherwise not particularly nice. It is practical that thanks to the CCP system you can use the app to check the available spaces, make reservations and all services at the site are flat rate. Hopefully there will be many more CCP sites in Germany soon...

Very generously divided pitches. Quite quiet despite the proximity to the road and the locks. The Ile du Rhin is great for walking, and Breisach and Neuf-Brisach are also within easy walking distance.

Nicely laid out little parking space in a pleasant village. Meadow with animals right next door. There isn't much to do in the village other than take a walk, but it's very nice on various paths.

Not bad for a parking space in the middle of a big city, lots of greenery. The spaces in the back of the lower levels are subject to less traffic noise. The city center is within walking distance, up and down the hill. The best way to get there is from the south on the N88 (#21), as the road is also suitable for large RVs and the parking space is signposted.

Very nicely laid out site. Partly on gravel, partly on grass. On the edge of town in a dead end street. Quiet. Town centre within walking distance.

At an altitude of 800m. Beautiful view, very quiet. Otherwise the site is not really very nicely laid out. Walking paths (hilly) from the site. Village center easily accessible on foot.

Beautiful location right on the river. Quiet. Lots of walking paths in the area. A quick walk to the village center. So much for the 4 stars... Unfortunately nothing worked here, the barrier at the entrance and exit could only be opened by calling the CCP hotline, no electricity anywhere, no lighting. It gives the impression that the electricity was turned off on purpose (but of course they charge the price for electricity included).

In the off-season there are only 8 pitches (on gravel in the front area), exclusively for self-sufficient motorhomes. Sanitary facilities are then closed, but they don't look inviting from the outside anyway. A long power cable is helpful. Very quiet. The village is not really that great.

Very nice grassy area on the edge of town next to fields. You have to reserve through Camping Car Park, otherwise you can't get in. As you actually need the paid Pack'Privileges to reserve, this seems to put some people off and there is very little going on here. Relatively quiet.

No marked spots, you share the space with cars and everyone just parks where there was space when they arrived. OK for one night, but not really inviting to stay longer.

The place is still not particularly nice, but at least dogs are allowed now. Quiet. Partly muddy. Access via the footpath (signposted), not via the outdoor pool car park. Payment via the EasyPark app.

Relatively generously marked parking spaces on a tarmac area. Pretty horizontal. The place is certainly not super nice, but it is only a few meters from the Rennsteig. The village is also easy to reach on foot. Definitely the better choice compared to the other parking space at the front on the main road.

Small gravel area near the tennis courts. Quiet. Lots of greenery around, nice walking paths through the surrounding meadows and fields. The village doesn't look like much. Electricity 1 euro gives 2 kWh.

Unfortunately, the site is neither beautiful nor quiet. Practical is perhaps the best description. The well-developed footpath and cycle path takes you directly from the site to the pretty town centre in around 4 km, which is actually the only advantage that the site offers. Payment in cash or by card. Electricity 0.50/kWh.

Marked parking spaces paved with grass pavers. Arranged in a circle around the V/E station. Some motorhomes are parked more or less legally on the large gravel area in front of the entrance, so you can save a few pennies. Maybe that's why you need the Pass'Etapes card in the area to turn on the electricity and water... Charming old town 2 minutes walk. Access via Rue Saint-André, not from the old town

Area stabilized with grass pavers. Quiet. Pretty old town a bit further away, but still within walking distance.

Large gravelled area, somehow reminiscent of a vacant lot. Quiet. You can quickly walk along the stream into the very nice old town.

Nice place, quiet, a little outside the town by the forest. Unfortunately the ground is not well paved, and when wet it is muddy with obvious puddles and ruts. Don't confuse the entrance with the one from the campsite right next door. The town centre of Contrexéville is OK and can be reached in a few minutes on foot.

Nice little parking spot with lots of greenery around it. Set back from the road a little, you can hear a train every now and then, but otherwise very quiet. The canal is a good place to go for a walk or a bike ride. Nomexy itself is completely uninteresting, Châtel on the other side of the Moselle is slightly better.

Very nicely laid out parking space. In the middle of the village, but still lots of greenery all around and between the plots. Quiet. Currently no water/electricity pump, seems to be under construction. The village itself looks a little run down, but not without a certain charm.

The front part between the entrance and the bridge is actually a disgrace. The back part by the sports field is very nice and quiet. The village is nothing special, you can take a nice walk along the Moselle.

Very nice little campsite. Lots of greenery. Part of the castle park that is right next door. Pitches on tarmac or grass, grass pitches are not allowed for camper vans in the summer season, some maneuvering experience is required for the tarmac pitches. Unfortunately, all the pitches are lined up directly along a relatively busy main road.

Beautifully laid out site, plots on gravel or cobblestones. Is a new part of the Camping Car Park network. Due to the location in the middle of the city, you should reduce your expectations in terms of the beauty of the neighborhood and traffic noise. On one side, however, you have a direct view of the Saar Canal. There is also the Saar footpath and cycle path, which you can use to get to the city center quickly or go on longer tours.

The site is laid out quite well, with parceled pitches, everything on tar and gravel. Unfortunately, the gravel works are working around the clock and can be heard clearly. Access is only possible from the French side, the small Rhine ferry is not suitable for motorhomes. You can walk and cycle along the Rhine, and it is also easy to get to the village. There is a little infrastructure there, but it is certainly not a tourist highlight.

Very nicely laid out place. Very spacious plots. Lots of greenery around. Quiet. Not to be confused with the large gravel parking lot next door, from which some of the pictures here are taken. Payment with coins, card or app. Town center can be reached quickly on foot, could be almost halfway OK in parts, but is characterized by a lot of empty spaces and unfortunately also a bit run down.

Beautiful property between vines and olive trees. Friendly owner - who gives the property her name - speaks English/Italian. Unfortunately, the motorway is only 50 m away and can be heard very clearly 24/7. Access from 45.50039, 10.79824 with 7.5 m 4 ton. Motorhome no problem, the other access roads are more suitable for smaller vehicles.

Very beautiful surroundings. Quiet. Nicely laid out parking space, completely fenced in. Most of the mobile homes are parked 50 m further along the river, where it is free (and theoretically there are no-entry and no-parking signs, but nobody seems to care). The village itself is OK, but has no infrastructure.

Very scenic location. Unfortunately, you pay a special rate for camper vans, but there are no special spaces. So it can happen that the car park is half empty, but you still can't find a space for a camper van. In the evenings, however, it gets very empty, and there is plenty of space.

Paved spaces (with electricity) at the edge of the parking lot behind the Alexbad. Other spaces next door on gravel (without electricity). Inconveniently, electricity (1.00/2 kWh) is only available via a chip from the pool cash desk. The V/E column can only be reached via steps, which is also quite inconvenient. Otherwise, a quiet location, lots of lovely walking paths in the spa park or forest. There is not much going on in the village, and no infrastructure either.

The site is well laid out, everything you need, lots of greenery around it. It's a bit unfortunate that the main road runs right past it; there's not much traffic there though. And it's easy to get to the site... Electricity 0.50/kWh. Rehau itself has all the infrastructure, but with the exception of a very small area in the town center, it's not particularly pretty.

Beautiful, quiet location a little above the town. Nice (slightly hilly) walking paths through the forest and to the town center. Access through Aš with an 8 m camper van is completely easy. Reception is in the sports shop about 100 m from the entrance to the campsite. Cash payment only in CZK or EUR.

Large meadow area by the lake, very nice. Grey water disposal only via bucket in the chemical toilet sink. Sanitary facilities look a bit dated, but clean and well maintained.

Newly built, modern space. Check in and payment via QR code, also for electricity (1 kWh = 1€), credit card or Paypal. Almost in the middle of town, but still lots of greenery around. Quiet at night. During the day there is also some hustle and bustle from the BMX track or the youth traffic school right next door.

Only the P3 parking lot may be used by mobile homes. The advantage is that this is the quietest of the three parking lots near the cable car. The parking lot slopes down quite steeply in parts, so high wedges are an advantage. There are good hiking opportunities directly from the site, the town center is a little further away.

Very good location for hiking or sightseeing. Unfortunately, there is currently a large construction site on the river, the parking space is heavily frequented by construction vehicles and all kinds of building materials are left there. Until the construction work is finished, the parking space can only be recommended at weekends. Check-in box at the back end, in the shed by the garbage can.

The V/E station is located in a somewhat confusing location immediately in the driveway on the right. Very nice for disposing of waste when passing through. The 5 stars refer purely to the V/E facility... Right next to the V/E there are 2 spaces reserved for mobile homes/caravans, where you can park for a maximum of 15 hours. But who wants to spend the night in the driveway of a busy rest stop?

So actually it's OK, the individual spaces are tarred, quite long and relatively horizontal. But it's more like a parking bay along the road. There's mainly local traffic there, but they sometimes travel faster than on the main road... Walking paths through the surrounding fields and meadows.

Nicely laid out, spacious plots. You stand on pavers and also have a large gravel area that acts as a terrace. Unfortunately, it is quite slanted in parts, so you need high wedges. Good walking paths in the area.

An effort has been made to set up a motorhome parking space with all the necessary amenities. Unfortunately, the two parking areas of the former hotel/restaurant used for this purpose are very narrow and completely unsuitable for the intended number of motorhomes. The old hotel also doesn't make a good visual impression. It's a shame, because the intention was good. The surroundings and the village are also nice and you would actually like to stay for a few days.

Starting point for various hikes or mountain bike routes. Unfortunately the road runs right through the square, and there are a lot of day trippers there during the day. It gets quiet in the late afternoon.

Marked parking spaces at the bottom of the car park. There is also an electricity box with a few sockets (Swiss household plugs) at the kiosk. Payment via QR code, not at the parking ticket machine. On the outskirts of town. Quiet. View of meadows and mountains. Many hiking trails in the area.

The pitches are marked with blue "Camper Parking" signs and are located on the larger gravel area on the access road to the recreational area, directly in front of the small bridge. During the day there is a lot of hustle and bustle from the recreational park, but it is quiet at night.

Good for an overnight stay when passing through. Sea view. Also quite a lot of greenery in the immediate vicinity. Waste disposal takes place in the large metal tank that is in the middle of the car part of the parking lot. There is nothing going on in the village itself.

Pitches partly on gravel, partly on grass. In former pasture behind the farm. Quiet.

You should like trains, the parking spaces are right along the platform. However, few trains run at night. Otherwise, not necessarily the prettiest place, but there are V/E options here. You can also make a reservation via the website. The town center is just a few meters away, and hiking trails are signposted in the town.

Very nicely laid out site. Right on the hiking and cycling path. Quiet location. If every site in the Camping Car Park System had this standard, it would be great...

Visually it may not be the highlight. But the location and surroundings are very nice. Lots of opportunities for walking. Pitches on coarse gravel, also suitable when it rains.

Very nice location. The campsite is divided into 2 separate areas, about 1 km apart. Reception for both is in Denny Wood. Dogs are only allowed in Matley Wood. Reservations via the website are recommended. Beautiful walks through the New Forest, and Lyndhurst is also a short walk away.

Nicely laid out site directly on the Maas. Relatively spacious plots on gravel. Cycle/walking path directly along the site. Town center a few meters away.

Here they have simply fenced off part of the (bus) parking lot and then called it a parking space. Not nice. Definitely not what you would expect or be used to from a camping car park. Just about acceptable for a night in transit.

Beautiful location on the edge of the forest at the back of the outdoor pool. Unfortunately, it looks a bit neglected. Discount for pool entry or cheaper pitch price on days when the pool is closed. Reservations possible via website.

Beautifully laid out place. The back exit takes you straight into the vineyards. It's practical that you don't have to mess around with cash, but can pay via app. The village itself is nothing special.

Spacious pitches on stable ground. Quiet. Friendly reception. Beautiful old town with many half-timbered houses easily accessible on foot. Nice walking path around the Werratalsee signposted from the site. If you check in with the Knaus "Caravanien" program (QR code on the wall of the reception), the pitch only costs EUR 25,- all inclusive.

Parking spaces on the lawn under fruit trees in front of the hotel/restaurant or semi-paved at the EV charging station behind it. Very beautiful scenery, the manor itself is also quite nice. Far away from any kind of infrastructure. Quiet (except for major celebrations at the manor). But at EUR 30, it's much too expensive for what you get.

The location is very good for a big city, green and quiet. Otherwise nothing special. Too expensive for the normal price, a few cheap pitches (EUR 25 all inclusive) available through the Knaus Caravaning program. City center by public transport or on foot or by bike through the park (approx. 6.5 km).

Beautiful location between fields and forest. At the end of a dead end street, quite far away from everything. Very quiet.

A colorful mix of permanent campers and day visitors. Some of the campsites are a bit dated. Very dog-friendly. Beautiful surroundings and good walking and hiking trails.

Very good location right next to the old town. Quiet. It's exemplary that you can check in cashless using a QR code.

Very large car park. However, motorhomes are not allowed to park everywhere; this is not indicated on the site, but can be found in the site regulations. A few power plugs, but nowhere near as many as the number of motorhomes that can park. Footpaths and cycle paths through the fields. The town centre is easily accessible on foot.

Parking space on the edge of a small commercial area. You can clearly hear the street, but there is (almost) no traffic at night. The city center can be reached quickly on foot.

Larger space over multiple levels. The upper levels are nicer but more suitable for smaller RVs; no electricity there either. On the lower level, the mobile homes are packed close together. The city center is easily accessible on foot, down the hill behind the football pitches.

It's actually quite fun to stand right by the pool. For those who don't feel comfortable maneuvering around the pool, there are also a few spaces outside the pool area. Flat rate, regardless of whether 1 or 2 people, with or without electric... Semi-okay for dog owners, there is actually no way to take your dog for a reasonable walk, except directly along the N13. And in the area there is a barking chain dog tied up every few meters

Nice big area. Unfortunately, many of the places are quite slanted. Clearly located out of the way, if you want to go into the city or the cedar forests, you need a vehicle or have to be very good on foot (about 4 km each way).

Beautifully laid out place. Quite a lot of shade. Electricity works reliably. There are many grocers and (outside Ramadan) restaurants in the small village.

If you don't expect the place to be a campsite, but purely as a parking space for self-sufficient mobile homes, without any equipment, then it is completely sufficient here. Large lawn area. Guarded. Quiet at night. Medina within walking distance.

Very nice location, some places with sea views. A lot of green, but not in the parking spaces themselves. You stand relatively close to each other. The center of the village or the tourist area on the beach is a maximum of 10 minutes on foot.

The spots behind the pool (11 - 14) are particularly nice, with a view over the valley. There, however, a little more maneuvering effort. Village center and waterfalls very easily reachable on foot. Quiet.

Very nice right on the lake (as are the numerous free-standing houses just a few meters further). The food (tajine) wasn't really good. At 2200 m with night frost and light snowfall, so heating on...

Simple parking spaces in a beautifully landscaped hotel complex. Unfortunately, the drought and lack of water (or is it lack of money?) are clearly felt, so the green areas are withering and the pools and fountains are empty. If everything were in the condition you can imagine, it would certainly be 5 stars in terms of scenery. Quiet at night.

Very nice right on the sand dunes. Access is also easily possible for normal mobile homes and caravans from the center of Merzouga. Particularly suitable if you have a friendly dog with you or if you like dogs, the place dog Max is very trusting and will happily accompany you on walks in the dunes or into the village. Quiet location.

Makes a run-down and abandoned impression. When we arrived there was no one to be found anywhere. We then simply parked behind the house. At around 6:30 p.m. a woman who didn't speak French or anything like that came and collected Dh50. Very quiet location. There is a small shop in the village. And a café at the front of the N12 where you can also get an omelet.

When you arrive you will receive a large carpet placed in front of the motorhome and tea. The access gate is a bit narrow, but actually wide enough. The taste of the restaurant is nothing special. There are all sorts of shopping opportunities etc. in the village.

Centrally located. Still very quiet. In town, follow the signs to the square (GPS coordinates are up to the junction off the main road). City is quite nice.

You stand pretty close together in the front area with a nice view of the river. There is significantly more space in the rear area without a view. The town center is not yet overly touristy and is easily accessible on foot.

Right on the city wall. Still very quiet. Although it is only an Aire Camping Car, the space does not have to hide from most Moroccan campsites.

Gravel strips around the Auberge. Very quiet. Good restaurant. The pass is easily passable from both sides (7.5 x 3 m, for tall vehicles there is a key point with a rock overhang on the south side). However, the road surface is in a deplorable condition after the earthquake.

Very nicely laid out place. The surrounding area seems a bit shabby at first glance, but upon closer inspection it turns out to be a residential area. Unfortunately you can hear the street quite clearly, but at night it's completely fine.

Larger parking lot just a few meters from the city wall. Very good location for visiting the old town, especially with a dog (no taxi or bus necessary). Easily accessible via major main roads. Dh10 per hour or Dh100 per night. We only parked for a few hours and then went back to the campsite.

Average campsite in the middle of stony wasteland and a lot of rubbish. Also used by organized tour groups. Quiet location. Directions from N9 signposted via partly unpaved village roads.

Very nicely laid out space, parceled out. Very friendly reception. During the day a few hawkers also come across the square. The access via an unpaved track along the beach is signposted in town. There is a second entrance at 33.73810, -7.32353, accessible via tar roads. The city itself is very modern and characterized by apartment buildings.

Extremely unfriendly reception. Apparently they don't want guests here. No problem, this wish can be easily fulfilled...

The place can't be described as luxurious, but especially for self-sufficient motorhomes there is everything you need for little money. Access directly from the N1 (the navigation system may lead you to the small side street, which is a dead end). Walk directly to the beach promenade via the rear exit. Old town a few minutes, pretty.

Nice little place, some with sea views. Guarded. Friendly staff. The access road is a challenge for heavy front-wheel drives. With my 7.5 m / 4 to. The Ducato was hardly manageable on wet roads, the front wheels just spin (and I learned to drive in the Alps, so I know what I'm doing). The old town can be easily reached on foot or along the promenade along the sea.

Pretty horizontal places, quite nice. The access is a bit of a challenge for larger motorhomes or bad drivers (but really no problem up to 8 m). The village is ok, but it won't quickly appear on the list of 10 must-see places.

Apparently not the best or safest environment, the parking space and the surrounding properties are secured with a meter-high fence and barbed wire. You also can't leave the place on foot without having to walk on the highway access road for a long time. If you just want to stay inside the area, the space is quite nice. Power goes out for a while every few hours.

Nice place on the outskirts. Located on a slope. Most pitches are on grass, which slopes quite steeply. In the top row there are a few parking spaces on gravel, but these are also very sloping and you need extra high driveway wedges. Town center with historic spa area in 15 - 20 minutes on foot.

Well laid out space on grass pavers. Next door is a sports hall and a lot of green space. There is sometimes quite a lot of traffic on the small residential road along the parking space. Town center with pedestrian zone 5 minutes.

Fenced all around. Quiet. First row with a beautiful view of the surrounding fields and hills. When the gate is closed, check-in via the app (described on the gate) and you will receive the code to open the gate. Otherwise, someone will come to checkout in the evening.

You stand very close to each other. Very brightly lit. Quickly cross the pedestrian bridge and up the hill to the center of town.

Very nice place at this time of year as there are only a few campers here. With the 90 campers officially stated by CCP, I can't imagine that happening here. Where should they all fit here? The village itself basically consists of all kinds of holiday accommodation, but it is quite nice. Beautiful walking and cycling paths on the beach or in the forest.

Can be used all year round for self-sufficient mobile homes. Places on grass. (Only) the back four places are paved with grass paving stones. Unfortunately, many people are probably not able to park their motorhome properly on them, so these places are the muddiest in the entire campsite... Very quiet location. The village and the castle are quite nice.

Relatively narrow strip between the sports field and the cemetery. Very quiet. The village itself is rather uninteresting. There is a small Super U with a gas station

Graveled spaces along a residential road. Quiet at night. Payment with various apps, Parkster does not charge any commission. Lots of shopping opportunities in the village.

Shabby backyard of an abandoned wedding chapel. Traffic can be heard clearly from the highway. Outlet center right next door, Gretna Green within walking distance.

Nice location. Meeting point for the village youth in the evening, but quiet at night. Unfortunately the place has a lot of potholes. When wet, the ground remains stable, but the surface is muddy. There isn't much in the village, but you can continue along the coastal path to Anstruther (approx. 3 km), where there is more infrastructure.

Nice location. The space is quite sloping and high ramps are required. What's stupid is that the space is also heavily used and parked by cars, even though there are several hundred free car parking spaces in the city and the cars certainly don't rely on the small RV parking lot.

Very large area. Most of the pitches are beautifully laid out between the trees with plenty of space. Quiet. Pretty dimly lit at night. Nice (slightly longer) walk to Aviemore.

Relatively narrow strip between the canal and the school property. Still doable at 7.5m, but if the parking lot is full you can't even turn around and have to back out of the narrow access road. Walking and cycling paths along the canal. Tourist town center 50 m. Payment by credit card via website.

Forest parking lot. Quiet. Beautiful walks. During the day there is a fee for everyone, at night there is a “Stay the Night” program.

Very nicely laid out parking space next to a large stud farm with a hotel, restaurant, etc. Make a reservation via the website and you will then receive an email with the assigned parking space number and the code for toilets/showers.

Hiking parking lot in the forest. Sometimes pretty weird. Dark and quiet at night. Nice walks, but quite hilly.

Larger parking lot. When you drive in, you pay a variable fee for the day at the parking attendant's house plus GBP 10 for overnight stays (credit card). Traffic from the highway can be heard very clearly. Walking paths along the canals, small park, lots of greenery. The Kelpies themselves are cool, but as art is, it's probably not to everyone's taste.

Not great, but okay for a day or two. Directly on the coastal hiking/biking path. Quiet at night.

Nice location. Very quiet. Overnight flat rate from 6pm to 10am. Normal parking ticket required during the day. Both via RingGo. Beautiful walks in the forest.

The location is of course great, in the middle of the city, but still pretty green and quiet. Otherwise there are small marked parking spaces for cars. In terms of width, a normal motorhome just fits if the spaces on the left and right are/remain free. Due to the length, some of the places can be hung over onto the lawn at the back, but in some this is not possible because of the lanterns.

Not a very attractive place on the outskirts of a really not attractive village. A surprising amount of through traffic. Only the coastal area opposite is nice. Hard surface, easy to use even in bad weather.

Grass area between the tracks and a small access road. Despite the proximity to the tracks, it was surprisingly quiet. Self check-in using QR code.

The campsite is closed in winter, during this time there are 5 marked places for self-sufficient mobile homes outside the barrier, provided there is not too much snow. Self-registration via QR code for CHF 25 including electricity. Quiet. Town center easily accessible. Walking and cycling paths from the campsite.

12 marked spaces behind barriers with automatic license plate recognition. Payment upon departure by credit card. Short-term parking is also possible. Town center / lake easily accessible on foot, clearly down the hill. Yes, the train can be heard, but you are in the middle of a city with 60,000+ inhabitants, what do some people expect?

Access roads from SS34 are sometimes a bit narrow, but easily manageable with an 8m motorhome as long as there isn't anything coming your way. Attention: Google Maps shows a section as a one-way street, but that is not true, so Google would navigate on streets that are not passable for motorhomes. The parking space itself is in a nice location, but somehow still a construction site. Currently no electricity either.

Simple gravel place on the outskirts. Quiet. The village is characterized by ski and MTB tourism; makes a well-kept impression, but is visually nothing special. Beautiful walks from the parking space.

Marked pitches on gravel with grass in between. Quiet. Village center 5 minutes walk, but village is nothing special.

On the edge of a commercial area. Quiet. Large lawns without marked places. Overall quite pretty. When it rains, however, it quickly becomes very swampy. Then only the dozen or so paved sites spread across the site are suitable for (heavier) motorhomes. You can walk to the city center (about 4 km), but the way there is not nice.

Just a few meters next to the main road, but you can't hear or see anything. Medieval town center in just a few minutes on foot.

Parceled pitches on gravel, arranged in a semicircle around a large meadow. Partly quite sloping, high wedges necessary. Relatively quiet at night, but you can definitely hear the highway. Historic town center in 3 minutes on foot.

Very large space, spaces separated by wooden beams. Between the main street, railway line and industry. But quiet at night. Part gravel, part overgrown soil. Electricity only for less than half of the places. If it's full here, then it's definitely not nice here. Beach about 2 km walk. The city itself is long past its best, if it ever had good times...

A little out of the way from the town. Quiet location. You can walk into the village relatively quickly.

Close to the thoroughfare, but in a small valley, therefore quiet. Nice village.

Space itself is quite ok. Sloping slightly at the side, but it can be easily compensated for. If you are good on foot, you can find paths to the lake or the town center via small residential streets and hiking trails. Town center then a good 4 km up the hill, some of them quite steep.

Quiet place on the outskirts. Tends to form puddles when it rains. The main road through the town center is fairly easy up to 8m, but the more direct access from the bypass road is much more recommended.

This place definitely won't win any beauty awards. It's just a pretty sloping tar area along a main road. The pitches are also mostly short, so that at 7.5m you reach from the marked pitch into the relatively narrow access alley. V/E in front of the barrier, stupidly designed to maneuver backwards to the side. You can walk up/down the hill into the village.

Nicely laid out place with a view over the canal and parts of the marina. There is a small park next door. It's easy to get into town, but apart from the marina there's nothing interesting or even beautiful to see.

Very nice location at the marina. It is somewhat unfortunate that the thoroughfare, which is quite busy until late at night, runs along the entire square.

Popular place, still completely full every day, even at this time of year. Quiet. Very brightly lit at night. The walk to the Pont de Gard is signposted from the entrance, making it easy. Or in 3 minutes over the bridge into town.

Visually not overly attractive. To the right of the fence from the sports field, a trail leads to the old town in 2 minutes. The thoroughfare was easy to hear, but there was very little traffic, so not a problem.

Beautifully landscaped site with plots surrounded by bushes. Quiet. Was probably once a campsite. However, it would be better to demolish the old sanitary buildings, as no one needs them on a mobile home park anyway. The passage is sometimes very narrow, so that the vehicle touches the hedges.

Right on the street. This is very busy and loud, especially during rush hour. It works at night. You walk to town over the narrow car bridge, no sidewalk. Otherwise the place is ok and spacious. Cycle and pedestrian path on the Rhône on the bank side of the square.

Very nicely laid out place. Individual plots separated by hedges. Seems to have once been a campsite. Nice circular hike on the Sentier d'Eau, signposted from the church (approx. 2.5 hours, sometimes quite steep). Cycle paths directly from the site.

Rather functionally designed site in a very nice location next to the Rhone (no direct river view from the site). The entrance is a bit poorly designed, but the 90 degree curve should be possible without any problems up to 8 m. Some of the power columns had problems or only supplied electricity sporadically.

At the edge of the large parking lot at the school. Very quiet at night. Quite a lot of traffic from parent taxis during school days. Electricity and water are both in the gray box, which also has a sign telling you how to get the key for it. Many beautiful walks from the village.

Located a little away from town, lots of walking paths. Restaurant is only open Fri - Mon. When the restaurant is closed it is very quiet here.

Nicely landscaped lawn with a view of the lake and direct access to the lake. Partially parceled out. Barrier at the entrance probably just for decoration (opens automatically without a ticket). It is somewhat inconvenient that you always have to walk a long way on the relatively busy street if you want to leave the parking space to go for a walk with or without your dog.

Very nice place with a slightly different atmosphere. The immediate surroundings outside the park are not visually great, the old town is quite nice.

Very quiet location on the outskirts of town. Walking paths through forests and fields from the site. Check-in and payment via Parknsleep app or QR code on site.

Actually a really nice little place. Also surprisingly quiet despite the proximity to the commercial area and the street. But it is probably used by the community to store building materials and mud from the river. Why do you do something like that? This completely devalues the place. A pity…

Nice place. Good walks in the area. It's better to take a seat in the back area. There is a small sewage treatment plant at the front and it smells very clean.

Large, uninhabited private property with parking space for only 1 mobile home (2 possible if they belong together). Quiet. Access is a bit narrow in places, but no problems up to 8 m.

Grass area next to the airfield (where aircraft are rarely found). Check-in and payment using the Parknsleep app; When you check in, you will also receive a detailed description of where the parking spaces are in the app. The old town of Görlitz can be easily reached in 45 minutes on foot.

Marked places along the fence of the pool. Access via the road, which is otherwise closed to vehicles, along the swimming pool to behind the kiosk. During the day quite a lot of walkers with and without dogs and cyclists directly at the camper. Very quiet and dark at night. City easily accessible on foot. Walks from place.

Officially 4 signposted places for overnight guests. Unfortunately, Autarking also parks other vehicles there so that they cannot be used. Commercial area, quiet at night. Currently there is a construction site all around and it's anything but nice. Motorhomes are on the north side of the hall, so there is no chance of satellite reception. The surrounding area itself (walking/cycling path to Lake Walen) is beautiful.

Parceled pitches on gravel with grass areas in between. Next to a smaller campsite for long-term campers (to which the pitch belongs). Own small swimming lake. Lots of countryside with walking paths. Quiet at night. Electricity €0.60/kWh

Parceled parking spaces in the commercial area. Next to a parking garage for mobile homes etc. Quiet. Electricity 4,-/day. Town center and beach within cycling or walking distance. Owner lives on site.

Lawn right next to the driveway in front of the house or at the house left the path to the large meadow. Very quiet location. Electricity 1€/kWh

Very nicely landscaped place next to the owner's house. Electricity €1.50/12h. Attention, if you need cell phone: the place is completely in the radio hole, almost no reception possible.

Place at the owner's private house, visually separated from it by a hedge. Lake view through the trees across the street. Sörup is easily accessible by bike or on foot. quiet at night.

Pitches on gravel at the rear of the farm. Very quiet, as long as the combine harvester is not started :-) Rather self-sufficient, no infrastructure in the area. Very nice owner.

Pitch on lawn. A bit out of town, quiet. Used as a simple campsite rather than a camper place. Town center and Legoland can be easily reached by bike or within walking distance. Electricity DKK 35,-

Active farm with crops and livestock (and the associated sounds and smells 😊). Pitches on grass or - for heavy caravans or after rain - also on paved ground. Friendly operators. Plön easily accessible by bike or on foot (approx. 15 km return). Bus stop directly at the farm.

The location is very good, 5 minutes to downtown, hiking trails start right across the street. But the pitch itself is pretty horrible, mostly broken tar, weeds growing through, everything crooked and humped. This urgently needs to be renovated. Shouldn't be a problem at the price called here...

Places on lawn next to the farm. Also for caravans. Friendly owners. Payment in cash or with various camping apps (Parknsleep, Alpaca...). Electricity overpriced, since a "connection fee" of EUR 3 is charged first (plus then 0.50/kWh). No infrastructure in the village.

Basically just a large, somewhat desolate gravel site for cars, caravans and mobile homes, no plants, no nothing. But the location on the Main and the view towards Wertheim Castle is very nice and worth the visit.

Place is ok. 12x electricity (1,-/8h), approx. 10 additional pitches without electricity. Payment via app or bank transfer. Nice old town about 10 minutes on foot. Quiet.

Very convenient location directly on the main street. Several marked areas for WoMos spread over the parking lot. No problem at all with an overhang over the green strips of up to 7.5 m, sometimes larger is also possible. Beautiful old town in a few minutes walk.

The parking space is ok. Considering that it is brand new, it is surprising that some of the individual places are quite sloping. For EUR 15 you should actually be able to expect a garbage can... Outside there is currently a major construction site for the State Horticultural Show 2024. Nice town center within easy walking distance.

Beautiful surroundings with hiking trails and the monastery. The parking lot itself is not nice. Lots of traffic during the day, then quieter later in the evening. Value for money is not correct at all.

In the yard of the owner's house. Very quiet. There isn't much to do here apart from walking. To get there from Staffelbach, the last 2.5 km are either the paved road (very narrow, it's better not to have any obstacles here) or the gravel road through the forest (slightly wider, trucks allowed). Pay in cash or with the Parknsleep app.

Overnight accommodation in the cable car car park. RV sites not specifically marked. Partly quite oblique. You take a parking ticket at the entrance (24h = CHF 5.00) and then pay for the night with the Parknsleep app (CHF 20.00). When the day guests are gone, very quiet. Hiking trails from place. Note: A few piggy banks just take the parking ticket and hope that nobody will check whether the overnight stay has also been paid for

The location in the middle of the exhibition center is actually still casual. Very sunny. City center within easy walking distance. Electricity included, 1x CEE, otherwise Swiss household plug. Access via Jägerstraße, Gate G. Check-in and payment only with Parknsleep App.

Solid mix of long-term campers and overnight stays. Very good location, a few meters from the freeway, quickly to the city center. Lots of greenery around with meadows and forests and many walking paths. Parcels relatively wide, passage relatively narrow. From a length of 8m it could be tight for maneuvering, also because there are large granite blocks everywhere along the way.

A little off the main street. Access is best directly from the Haus der Weinstraße via the car park. GPS wants somewhere along the narrow village streets.

Ice cream maker parking lot. It can be very crowded during the day, quiet at night. Restaurant and ice cream shop on the farm. Animals to look at etc. Also fun for children. Single-lane access, but sufficient and large enough detours for larger WoMos.

Terraced terrain. Lots of permanent campers and (rentable) mobile homes, but that's ok. so. With a bit of luck you can stand in the 220/230 area on a very level lawn with a sea view. Other areas partly very sloping. Very quiet, you don't notice any activities. May be different in high season... Low season £62 all inclusive for 2 nights, large pitch with electricity.

Tarred place next to the main road. Easily accessible, but of course a lot of traffic noise. All the piggy banks who don't want to pay the few euros for the space block the spaces for cars in the free parking lot next door. Prior registration on the website is necessary, then the barrier can be opened using a QR code. Nice old town about 5 minutes on foot.

6 marked parking spaces on the large gravel parking lot behind the castle; 8x electricity. Quiet. Town center a few minutes walk down the hill, either by road or trails through the woods.

Gravel strip at back end of parking lot. Parking lot is also used by trucks for overnight stays. Also traffic education of the elementary school there; meanwhile arrival/departure difficult to impossible. Quiet.

Very good location next to a small park with a marina on the Meuse. Worth seeing town center in a few minutes on foot. The parking space itself is actually just a large parking lot, no greenery, etc. Individual spaces are marked with differently colored stones, but not everyone seems to get that.

There are now normal 24-hour tickets for the WoMo places. £7.00 You no longer have to register with the municipal administration.

Large parking lot in the middle of town. Still relatively calm. Larger parking bays suitable for campers in the back corner by the church. From 8-18 chargeable (£2/h), 18-8 free. As in all of Powys only 1 night out of 7 allowed.

Only by prior reservation via website. Pretty good for a pitch in the middle of a big city and not overly cramped. Disposal of gray water only via canisters in the Elsan system. Waterfront and City Center within easy walking distance via beautiful path along the Mersey.

Access via Leisure Center car park on Greengate St. Motorhome sites marked with blue signs are the last sites just off the Dr. Park exit. Overnight stay free, but you have to register via the website. traffic can be heard clearly. The adjoining park is really nice, but Barrow itself has had its best times for a few years, lots of vacancies, everything a bit dingy.

Swimming pool parking lot. GBP 3 during the day, GBP 10 overnight. Town center and castle not far, but steeply up the hill. Other direction few minutes to the beach (dogs allowed in a part). Train line right next to the square, but trains rarely run there. quiet at night.

Very large paved parking lot. Almost right in the town center. If you don't want to leave before 8:00 the next morning, you can buy parking time in the evening.