Great place to spend the night. Park in the large front section. The back part is reserved for (foreign) buses. Apparently, enforcement takes place, a bus driver told us.

What a fantastic campsite. A 100% naturist campsite with many extras. 70 pitches, mostly in the sun, but also in the shade at the edges. Multiple modern sanitary facilities. An indoor area with a bar and an outdoor terrace à la beach club. With a covered heated swimming pool as the highlight. You can even go for a naturist forest walk starting from the campsite. Membership of the NFN is not required. We paid €109.32 for 3 nights, 2 people.

Fine place to stay overnight, but the service area is not worthy of Brasschaat! The tap is wrapped in duct tape. Empty the toilet into the grey water! What a mess. We drove to another place for this.

Excellent CP with all the trimmings. I couldn't book directly, so I called and was able to pay on the spot. We paid 26 euros for one night. Just be sure to ask how long the reception/café is open.

When we arrived on September 20th, we read that the pool would be closed on September 15th. The temperature that weekend was above 30 degrees Celsius. Our pitch was far from level. The Wi-Fi was spotty. The restrooms and service area were fine.

A lovely, friendly campsite. Everything is included in the price, including showers, toilet disposal, and gray water. Only electricity is charged based on consumption. We used 3 kWh per 24 hours. The price ranges from 12 to 18 euros per night, depending on your stay. Check the website to see if the pool is open yet. Irene speaks English and provides plenty of information about the surrounding area.

As mentioned before, it's a bit messy. Not a problem for us, we only stayed one night. There's no gray water disposal. The price may depend on the season. We paid 20 euros for two people with a campervan in September.