Very good campsite for €14. Need electricity? You pay for what you use. Buy wine at a discount. Cycle 6 km along the Moselle to Cochem.

Inquiring at the bakery: there is no parking here. Next door, you pay a hefty €18 at butcher shop/restaurant Mosella.

We are true Huttopia fans and one campsite is even nicer than the other. Here you are on a pearl. Directly on the reservoir, laid out in terraces, beautiful swimming pool and very friendly staff. Castle at 40' walk, the village of Lanobre is cozy.

Pleasant place for 1 night. Gravel and a large lawn in front of the campers. Castle and medieval church at 500 m. The beautiful castle is usually closed, but it has an impressive history. Napoleon stayed there to prepare the Battle of Montmirail and in the previous century it played a major role in the film Les Visiteurs.

What a surprisingly beautiful place to arrive here on a sunny afternoon and enjoy the Doubs slowly flowing past.

Very nice and quiet camper spot next to the beautiful park and the new thermal baths. You pay for electricity according to consumption, which I think is an excellent system. The cozy center is a 5-minute walk away.

Top campsite, but the target price of € 28.50 must be regarded as a joke, because at the end of May we paid just under € 100 for two nights, and even without electricity. Camper and two people. Extremely expensive, hence only 3 stars.

What a nice campsite. Lively, yes, but with spacious pitches, modern and clean sanitary facilities and very friendly people. Affordable with ACSI. Good bus connection to Venice: €27 h/t for two people.

Indeed, this is the most beautiful camper place in the Algarve. But again caught bluntly: fully booked. Last year, I was kept on the waiting list for 7 days in the sister location in Tavira. Once again full with super campers that settle here in the autumn and stay for months. The idea of camping is completely lost here. Do as the Praia de Faro campsite: a limit of 15 days. This way everyone can enjoy it.

Nice place to enjoy some beautiful winter days. In Castro Verde you can fill up with LPG and this stupid fact led us to this quiet campsite. Without electricity you pay less than €7 per day. The town has that certain 'something' you look for in Portugal. The basilica shows off beautiful azuleijos and there is a cute little mill on the edge of the city. You can enjoy a nice meal nearby.

This is a wonderful place to spend part of the winter. We are coming for the second year in a row. The campsite belongs to the municipality and reservations are not possible. The stay is limited to 15 days. Two things we welcome. The CampingCard provides a discount. Daily price: € 14.05. Wonderful starting point for long beach walks and bike rides. Excellent restaurants nearby and the small ferry across the lagoon to Faro.