Extremely high prices, not worth the money. Far too few washing-up areas, poor or no Wi-Fi connection at all, and currently no hot water in the sanitary building. The campsite is not fully booked at the moment, so the excuse of peak demand does not count (but wouldn't have been a good excuse anyway). The most peculiar thing is the extra ‘fee’ of 200 NKR if you want to check in with a human rather than a machine. Never experienced anything like it.

A star for the pond, a star for the cycle path to Dieppe. Very disappointed, many beautiful places unoccupied, we were placed at the back under a gloomy tree. Unfriendly reaction, eventually we got a slightly better place. Sanitary building is worn out, and also not cleanable anymore. It is not dirty, but dirty. No toilet seat, we live in 2024! Loose switches.

We didn't go there, because the owner warned us about the expected extremely heavy rain. That came true (on May 23, 2023), and we're glad we weren't there at the time. That warning, the concern for the guest, deserves a high rating.

You should not expect luxury here. What you do get is a safe place close to the center of Groningen. We hit it, a spot right next to the water, the sun was shining. Not a beautiful, but a unique place between the crane and a boat. But you gotta love that. Of the positive points, we remember the friendly, helpful reception, of the negative points we found the sound of the N7 more disturbing than expected.

Beautiful campsite, laid out and maintained with care. Smoke-free for us a plus. Spacious, well-defined and level pitches. Beautiful and super clean sanitary facilities. Some showers with the indication 'less warm', which are indispensable during heat waves. Excellent Wifi connection. No superfluous signs with directions and prohibitions on the campsite. Just under 10, because the discharge of gray water is only possible at your own camping spot, and then you need a long drainage hose. And actually I prefer to regulate the temperature of the shower water myself.

On Sunday informed if there was a place. Yes of course! According to the receptionist, there was no room on arrival on Monday. "My boss says something." Ultimately, therefore, space, but we ended up at the back of the campsite, on the part with the many permanent pitches. In that part it was completely closed along the water with caravans and party tents, you could no longer see the river. And outside the weekend largely without guests. From there it is also a long walk to the only toilet 'building'. At the front, at the reception, are the tourist places, it looks a bit more atmospheric, but the places seem smaller. We were there for one night, in transit, then we can get through. Take 50 cent coins for the shower, and if you want to leave before ten o'clock you must agree with the receptionist that you can disconnect your power cable yourself. Fortunately, we found out by accident.