Our choice was actually a second choice, as the first choice was fully booked due to the Summer Night celebration. We were politely directed to this location. We received a good welcome from a young lady who also politely mentioned that there would be a large SN party in the barn after two nights for a private group. The facilities are adequate now, but during the high season, three shower and toilet rooms in a container are too small. The price is too high for the quality offered.

A real city campsite, with paved and grass pitches and quite a few units, so it quickly looks busy and fills up completely by evening. Ideally, it is located a 20-minute bike ride from the center, an ideal city to explore by bike. The facilities are fine and well maintained. The value for money is good.

We made our choice based on existing reviews. The location is beautiful, but the pitches are poorly maintained and the facilities are clumsy. Sanitary facilities consist of three cells in a container setup. Not accessible to people with disabilities. A shower is available in the hostel when the sauna is not in use. The price is high for the quality offered. On top of the Hunnenberg, there is a beautiful accommodation with a "Stallplats" (stable) that is more worthwhile, recently added.

Now we understand even better why Monique and Staf chose this amazing campsite. Peace and quiet was certainly the factor that attracted us in June after reading the reviews, and that is indeed the case. A friendly welcome from nice young people who roll up their sleeves and get things done when asked. Good facilities that are now more than sufficient. Beautiful walks with the necessary challenges. No regrets, despite the spontaneous choice.

Wow, how much better could it get? Small, about 20 pitches, friendly welcome, and good value for money. The facilities are good, though divided into quite a few cubicles. Four showers inside and two outside. We cycled to Torsby using Google Maps; it was doable, but some of the gravel was a bit too much for us. On the way back, it was just asphalt without the E16, 32 km instead of 17 km, but we did spot a moose right by the road.

The place to feel at home in an environment that is truly impressive, genuinely Swedish with everything you could possibly imagine. First and foremost, the openness and hospitality offered by the managers/owners. It is certainly worth staying more than one night. The price-quality ratio is excellent. We paid about €70 for two nights, including bread rolls and a fully taken care of laundry that was returned dry!

Peace and quiet are our priority, and we find it here. We paid in cash (exact amount) and our question was answered politely in English. Small-scale, 16 pitches, well-maintained, clean sanitary facilities and shower area. The price/quality ratio is excellent.

We chose the campsite, but the motorhome pitch is better. At the campsite, we were opposite English guests with rather noisy children and parents constantly driving back and forth. They seemed like guests who had been there for a long time and were conducting business. The reception was fine and friendly. The 4 toilets and 4 showers offered are simply insufficient. The price/quality ratio is poor. We cycled to the center; Google Maps was great!!

We chose this campsite as a stopover because we wanted to reminisce about Boren. The campsite is not far from the town of Motola and has good, spacious pitches. All facilities are managed by an association of the Church Congregation of Sweden, but you hardly notice that. The main building is particularly beautiful; unfortunately, it was closed. Facilities are good and overall it offers good value for money. It is also quite quiet behind the hills.

Overall a quiet campsite for a stopover, with two easily accessible fields where you can choose your own spot, behind the restaurant where you check in at 6 pm. Afterwards, you can immediately take a seat on the terrace and enjoy a tasty meal. Reasonable value for money.

For us, it was our first stop in Sweden after a stopover in Nortorf. We drove via Denmark over the three bridges with a discount via ØresundGO. This campsite offers us the peace and quiet we are looking for. It is well-maintained and offers good value for money. Cycling to YSTAD takes 25 minutes; it is a beautiful town with charming details. The beach is also easily accessible; just be mindful of the wind direction if you want to swim.

Compliments to Jan and Heidi who are passionate about their profession! You get what you expect after reading such reviews. It is a beautiful place that lives up to its name. Good and well-maintained sanitary facilities and places with shade. Places are paved. for the campers. The constant sounds of the water give peace.

Melanie and Marco thank you! Nothing has been said too much about what you create and the feeling it brings. This experience was unique and we will definitely come back, if we are given the chance, to have another good chat with you. The worries of the radio amateurs during our stay were hilarious. The surroundings are beautiful and good for cycling and walking. Tip to other campers, put your camper as a windbreak, open landscape.

The campsite is located between the vineyards just outside the typical southern French old and friendly village of Tuchan. The places with a gravel and sand surface. Quiet with a relatively low occupancy. We also ate in the restaurant, the fish was good but the entrecote was not wettable. Sanitary facilities are fine, although I think that in the season it does not hold up in terms of capacity. Price is adequate.

A beautiful campsite with a target group Maria and everything that goes with it. This brings excitement to the campsite with quite a few arriving and departing campers every day. We were there for three nights unfortunately with a lot of rain. Our place was swampy and the clay then comes up. Beautiful green, many trees disadvantage in the rain. Sanitary fine and clean. Price quality is sufficient.

Marc and Petra, compliments, it was a pleasure to stay at your campsite. From the first moment we felt at home with you. The price/performance is good almost € 25 all in. In addition, using the restaurant was also an experience, which with good food and a few nice wines will remain in our holiday memories. The places are spacious, well equipped and all facilities are fine!

The sky is the limit! After many years back to this beautiful nature campsite, peace and quiet resting place, in this beautiful environment you really come to yourself, cycling or walking the area explore everything is possible. Martin, Laura and their children do a lot to convey their image of a holiday to us as guests. Go and experience this natural environment!

This is what you are looking for as a camper, for us a perfect place on the bank of the Maas. Suitable for up to 7 meters in length. Quiet now a car on the village street. An old toilet/shower building but works fine. Every evening the manager comes to collect neighborhoods and then you just hope that the neighbors are not French because then she goes completely crazy and the volume increases. It is part of it and it is more than worth the place, so good price quality.

Simple business reception with some explanation to an assigned place. It was quite chilly and it was a shame that we were in the shade. The sanitary facilities are sufficient, but there is no space left. A nice facility for people with disabilities who cannot reach the back of the campsite due to the steep slopes. Rate for two nights €72 with electricity and shower. Took a walk in the elite park of Ashfort Castle.

An excellent place as a base for Connamara. You can go on cycling, walking and car trips from the campsite. A visit to the Kylemore Abby and the Connamara national park is a must. Nice welcome by a lady with a beautiful Irish accent. The campsite has a low sheltered area and a higher, more open area. It is quiet everywhere with spacious pitches. We stayed 2 nights for €72 with electricity and shower included. Good price/quality!

If you tour Ireland, I would recommend everyone to include this spot. Really worth it! The walk to the cliffs is great, although you have to be careful with strong winds. The concrete areas and asphalt roads look very professional but also cold, only grass and no plants, but that fits in with the environment. Sanitary facilities and facilities are fine. Always position your camper away from the wind. €38 including electricity is worth it.

The sites are reasonable, with a lot of traffic noise from the busy road until well into the evening. It's relatively close to Killarney town if that's what you're after. Very touristy with parks and castle. We found enough for one night. The price is quite high for the quality: €36 including electricity. You are showering as if you were standing outside.

John is kindness itself! The place is good and quiet, he has done well there. Cleaning up is indeed a profession, because it looks messy in front of and around the campsite. The sanitary facilities are amateurishly made at the house, 200m away, but are sufficient. Had dinner in the village near the golf course for a very reasonable amount. €25 euros including electricity and water on site is therefore reasonable.

The arrival looks a bit messy, but behind it lies a very beautiful campsite, right on one of the fjords of the Atlantic Ocean. Surrounded by palm-like plants you really feel like you are in the subtropics. The wind played tricks on us, logical on the coast and between the mountains. Still able to make a nice bike ride. We took the ferry to Valentia Island and made a long round trip there, enjoyed it! €30pp but €6 for electricity is a lot. Ring of Kerry skon!

back after more than 40 years, this place is still unique, even though a lot has changed, we were warmly welcomed by Chris. The restaurant is permanently closed due to the Corona period. There is a beautiful walled garden, breathtaking to walk around. toilets showers a bit dated but clean and it works.

The plumbing was reasonable but far too little and some things were already broken. Traffic noise is one thing. Occupancy, literally, by between eight and ten gypsy families brings a lot of volume and verbal English hubbub. The owner allows a lot despite his emphatic presence. There was little space at the various campsites on the Trojska, reservation in advance is a necessity at Camp pension Dana Troja, among others. But Prague is beautiful!!!!!

Prompted by a feeling, we chose the campsite and it came true. The warm welcome from the German-speaking owner immediately gave us a good feeling. The placement of the camper requires some ingenuity. The clinker-paved area has more than 20 cm of height difference on the wheelbase, just a little too much for us. But standing in this idyllic spot makes it worth it. Too bad to hear that compatriots stay away because of Putin.