Beautiful, intimate spot for a couple of campers. A very enthusiastic couple runs the place and provides a lot of information—in French. The pitch fee remains €5, but electricity is now €4, and use of the—very clean and complete—sanitary facilities is €3 per person per day. So, for the two of us, including electricity, we paid €15 per night. It is lovely cycling along the Moselle on a "voie verte" totaling about 50 kilometers. Highly recommended.

Fine campsite for a reasonable price (in August); tickets for the swimming pool are indeed included, and it is a very nice pool. The city itself disappointed us; we were there on Sunday, and almost all monuments and museums were closed (after 3:00 PM). The city center was also very lifeless on Sunday. Incidentally, right next to the campsite there is also a municipal campervan site with facilities and free of charge.

Lovely place to stay, with some newly laid-out pitches. We were unable to reserve via TripStop, but the QR code at the entrance worked fine. Excellent explanation of the wines and the surroundings, despite a slight language barrier. The sparkling rosé was fine. Beautiful and peaceful cycling along the irrigation canals (mostly gravel) and the quiet country lanes. We will definitely be back, and hope to taste the other wines then as well.

It is a fine place in itself, but be very careful where exactly you park. During our stay, the power wasn't working in some spots, which wasn't a big deal in itself. It was early July 2026. But after a good night's sleep, our camper was absolutely covered in ants, from the kitchen to the entrance door. Upon inspection, we found at least 10 ant nests next to and under the camper, and those critters can really smell anything tasty to them from meters away. So be careful.

Today, February 3, 2026, I arrived here because the CP in Molina de Segura was overcrowded again. Plenty of room here. It looks neat and quiet. The town center is within walking distance with many restaurants, etc.

The park itself is fine, though 2 x 3 showers is a bit limited, but expansion is apparently underway. Wi-Fi is only adequate at reception. But the most annoying thing is that the mains voltage still drops so much in the evenings that the refrigerator keeps switching back to gas, which isn't surprising with all those enormous power guzzlers.

Overcrowded today, no sign of enforcement of the 72-hour limit. And most campers don't seem to care. Shame on them, selfish people who stay in the front row for next to nothing.

Great, quiet spot. The price was very reasonable. We'll definitely be back for a few days of cycling.

Great site under the Camping car park flag. Can be a bit muddy. Everything as promised; only the Wifi is worthless,

Great new place. Very clean and well maintained. Checking in via the Tripstop app works, with the German language, fine. Unfortunately payment only by credit card. Village was deserted during our visit, but probably a bit more lively after 5 p.m. Quiet, beautiful view. Good cycling in the area, but everything along the "normal" road.