@Daffy-Duck

Simple gravel pitch. Tends to form puddles. Main road right next door, but there's hardly any traffic, especially at night.

The location is actually very nice: right on the Danube with a view of the river, and the city center is easily reachable on foot. However, if you plan to stay overnight, it's a great advantage if you are severely hard of hearing. Otherwise, the traffic noise will make it difficult to sleep.

The site isn't badly done. Okay, you can clearly tell it's a former car park, but everything is modern, with card payment at the charging stations and the Parkster app for the site itself. There's some greenery and trees, and the marked hiking trails lead practically right past the site. There are definitely worse sites in the area for more money.

Large campsite, easily suitable even for very large motorhomes. Quiet. The village has plenty of grocery stores, but otherwise there's not much going on.

It's just a simple gravel parking area without any marked pitches or grass. Some things are poorly designed: the electrical hookups are all in one corner; the service station is very narrow and difficult to access, especially since the CCP description states that the site is open to vehicles over 9 meters. But the location is scenic. And outside of peak season, there isn't much traffic on the road.

A separate section behind the car park. Nicely laid out. Quiet at night. Access via the McDonald's entrance, not the car park. The Isar meadows are right next to the site, and the town center is easily reachable on foot.

Absolutely not what you'd (visually) expect from a CCP. The entrance is rather idiotic, with two right angles. The surroundings, however, are good.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Good location. Street noise is quite noticeable.

A nicely laid-out campsite with large plots. The Moselle River is only separated from the campsite by the relatively busy main road. The village itself has many restaurants and even more petrol stations; otherwise, it's not worth seeing at all.