Nice CP on the water. Wedges are absolutely necessary! In the early morning there is a lot of (construction) traffic driving close to the camper pitches through the nearby paper factory. So, as far as we're concerned, it's not exactly peaceful. That's why we thought €15 (incl. electricity) was on the high side. You can use the sanitary building, which is a plus.

Excellent CP with ditto facilities. Even reasonable WiFi here. What we are increasingly having difficulty with is that many dog owners unashamedly use the CP as an exercise area. And don't even bother to clean anything up. We encounter this behavior more and more often on the road and we find it unacceptable.

CP next to the campsite. € 12, electricity € 4 and tourist tax € 1 p.p. Shower coins € 1 for only 4 minutes and the water is also paid for on the campsite. The sanitary room is incredibly tight, just like the camper pitches, so you can hardly pull out your awning and create almost no shade. If you are willing to pay for it, it is better to choose a more expensive place on the campsite on the waterfront. The view and the surroundings compensate a lot.

Pleasant motorhome on the Moselle. €12 incl. electricity and water. Bakker comes (almost) every morning and occasionally the ice cream man. The money is collected around dinner time. Please note: the motorhome is bordered on both sides by vineyards and these are regularly sprayed with chemicals. Nothing is taken into account, so that your awning, bicycles and your outdoor gear, as well as the camper itself, are completely covered in the sticky, dirty mess...😖

Nice motorhome near the Moselle. Spacious places with shrubs as a separation. Euro 13 incl. 6 amp. electricity and water. Good Wi-Fi. Hardly any view of the Moselle. We found the lady who came to collect the stageld very compelling. Wanted to know how long we wanted to stay and paying per day was not appreciated. That took time and paper. That didn't give us a welcoming feeling...

Note: Euro 10 now, to be paid at the ferry. Electricity € 0.80 per kWh and water from € 0.10 for approx. 7 liters. No WiFi but a public toilet next to the motorhome. Not much to do in the village itself. We had seen it after 1 night here.

CP itself is neat and all facilities are okay. But a lot of noise from adjacent sports fields due to training and competitions (Thursday evening). Lots of yelling and yelling. We had only used half a KWH of electricity, but had to pay for 1 whole. The old town of Wangen is very charming and within walking distance. Due to the many noises around (busy road and railway) we decided to call it a day after 1 night.

We moved to this CP because of the presence of sanitary facilities. Well, the plumbing is there, but don't ask what it looks like. What a musty affair and what dirty showers and sinks. The toilet is decent. There are few CPs in France that have sanitary facilities, but I would have preferred to skip this one. The village is further deserted. CP has good power connections and you have to buy a €5 pass to enter the CP.

We had 4 wonderful days at Casa Los Lobos. For €13 per day you can use toilet, shower, water and electricity. Discharge is also possible. We were treated to a welcome drink and Mimi also provides delicious meals for her guests. Recommended!

Location of the CP is good, fairly close to the center. 1 shower / toilet / sink in the same room for the entire CP is (too) little but what can you expect for €8. There is no possibility to purchase power and we had a lot of problems with mosquitoes and flies in mid-October. 3 stars because one can only leave the CP at 9:00 am. Only from that time is someone present who can open the barrier and the gate for leaving the camper.