I don't really understand all the negative reviews. If you don't act too stupidly and maneuver with a bit of caution, you can park perfectly here, even with a 7.50-meter-long camper. The only problem—if any—is the beautiful old trees. It would be a shame to cut them down. So, just be careful. And—hey guys: The site is free. So, thanks to the municipality.

First of all, I would like to mention the friendliness and helpfulness with which we were treated by the owners of this rural idyll. Everything runs very smoothly. You are standing on a well-kept meadow, and electricity is only a few meters away for everyone. Free Wi-Fi works perfectly. The highlight: the bus to Amsterdam is only about 200 meters away. In the evenings, you are happy about the peace and quiet and the view over the wide meadows. And if it's occasionally

Since the last review was so long ago, here's an update (March 28, 2025): This site still exists and offers easy parking and overnight accommodations at the harbor – just a few hundred meters from the stairs leading up to the truly picturesque old town. There are several options for parking at the harbor. Ideal for any self-sufficient camper who can do without waste disposal and water for a night or two.

Dear motorhome friends! The parking space operator Franz K. Schneider, son of the owner Daniel Schneider, is here with an important message: Unfortunately, we have to inform you that our small parking space IS COMPLETELY CLOSED with immediate effect. We ask you to take this into account when planning your trip.

As one of the previous speakers said: I have paid a lot of money for worse places in Italy. What more could you want - the place is easy to reach with the camper, you stand in the shade under the trees and in half an hour you are in the heart of this great city on foot. You can dispose of your waste at the next motorway service station. What's the problem? So: full marks from me and thanks to the city administration.

A heavenly peace, a beautiful, small parking space in the middle of the vineyards and a wonderful view over the rows of vines to the two church towers of Edenkoben - here the camper can really let his soul be caressed. Water, wastewater, cassette emptying… everything is there. Very friendly operators too. Camper heart, what more could you want!

So the coordinates are completely wrong. Unfortunately, no one finds their way here. Otherwise: modern, completely refurbished parking space with everything you need. several supermarkets very close by.

Such a cute little parking space in the middle of the town - if you drive back east from the Atlantic on toll-free roads, you should not miss this small, free pearl for self-sufficient campers. A big thank you to the municipality!

As I can read here, many comments are very outdated. So: 1 night costs €12.10. A Camping Car Park card is required for entry. It costs €5 once and can be topped up again and again. You can get this card from the machine at the entrance. You can also apply for and top up your card online at home. It gives access to many French pitches. This place is very close to the endless beach.

If you like fighting with payment machines, you've come to the right place here, as is so often the case in France. But whoever has finally overcome the double barrier is in a well-kept place that leaves nothing to be desired. The town can be reached in three minutes on foot. But to get to the sea you need at least one bike,

Those who have won the battle against the parking meter (and many people lose it) have found a quiet spot near this medieval town. A narrow footpath (caution: very slippery when it rains) then takes you up to the historic center. Totally worth it. There are several parking spaces on a meadow right next to the paid pitches. I wouldn't ride this in the rain.

Anyone who complains about the bumpy pavement should perhaps consider that royal carriages once rolled over this pavement. A truly historic place. You CAN'T get any closer to the story with a mobile home. Since the military horse school is right next to it, there is also a great sense of security. This place deserves 100 points in my opinion.

In itself a beautifully situated place, open to the sea on several sides. But that has nothing to do with a "camping site". It's just a very large pitch. What is extremely annoying is the very slow check-in. I thought the lady behind the counter would fall asleep any minute now.

A great place on the old city walls. Only 5 minutes walk to the center of the charming town of Port Louis, only 2 minutes walk to the beach. The Camping Car Card is required for the stay. It is available from the machine at the barrier and costs €5 once. Valid for a large number of pitches in France.

The place is absolutely ok. The coordinates are completely wrong. They lead right into the historic center. And thus in very, very narrow streets. Happened to us. No, it was NOT fun!

One of the most beautiful places on our Calabria trip in June. many parking spaces right on the beautiful beach (reserve during the main travel season), open-air restaurant with a fantastic view of the island of Cirella, friendly team. So anyone who complains cannot be helped.

The place is kept perfectly in order. Only 100 meters to the really great beach. There is a mini market with fresh bread rolls - but otherwise this market is more than mini. What really annoyed us (in June) were myriads of mosquitoes that attacked us every evening at the blue hour. The spraying of insecticides by the site owner was of very little use.

Ok, folks: The many relatively positive applications almost leave me speechless. This is a neglected, rocked meadow - admittedly with a sea view. The sanitary facilities contradict any hygiene. On Friday, Italian "Camperisti" with scrap-looking mobile homes attract attention and turn their loudspeakers to full volume. Until late at night. if you complain in a friendly way, they become very rude. Please avoid this place

This very nicely located parking space by the sea may have seen better days. At the moment they are trying to give it back some of its old glory with a few helpers. At € 25 per night (mid-June) that's not entirely wrong. To charge an additional € 1 for a shower token - well. But the situation makes up for a lot. The staff is extremely friendly. Even bread service in the morning on request.

This small, very well-kept pitch is a boon for everyone who has traveled several hundred kilometers from Calabria to Rome (or vice versa). It is only 5 minutes away from the autobahn, so nothing stands in the way of continuing your journey quickly the next morning. And the evening before, you can wash away the frustration of traffic jams in the nice, small bar.

Casual stay, surrounded by vines, right next to a small winery. Wine tasting is also possible in Corina times. However, the waiting times in front of the tasting room are correspondingly long, as only 1 camper couple can enter at a time. We therefore decided not to use it, which probably meant we missed a real pleasure.

Well-kept rural parking space within walking distance of the beautiful town of Terrasson-Lavilledieu. Very friendly operators, in the evening Madame or Monsieur come by with the cheese and it is paid for - day by day.

Quiet, well-kept parking space with a dream panorama. The numerous rocked permanent parking spaces tarnish the positive overall impression. The restaurant belonging to the square is nice, but with a very manageable selection. The behavior of the Lederhosen waiter is underground.

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Everything picobello. Very friendly tone, even a day before the corona shutdown. Bread service, disposal-everything wonderful. Just a few minutes walk to the picturesque wine village. And if you are not so good on foot, simply take the elevator down to the town belonging to the winery.

When you have taken the rather tight curves up to Cap Antoni, the breathtaking view rewards the short-term stress. Heavenly peace, no waste and supply. But the camper also finds that elsewhere.

The price is now 8 €, come again 1 € for electricity. Otherwise as described. What makes the place attractive is the walking distance to the vineyards and the winery Andreas Laible. By bike only a few kilometers to the famous wine village Durbach.

This pitch is NOT free anymore. That is only for 4 hours. Overnight costs 5.90 €, as my photo shows the Tarizafel. Plus 4 € for disposal and water. Even cassette can not be disposed of for free anymore. But for a place so close to the center you like to do that. It's just a bit tight.

You stand on loose ground, which makes the situation very slippery very quickly in the rain. The reception is friendly, it is immediately pointed to the wine tasting in the evening at 18 o'clock. We have taken up new supply of wine, because the Merlot tastes really good. Dustbin is there, disposal of the cassette and gray water not possible.

Beautiful meadow pitch over the cliffs. Fantastic view. Everything is picobello. However happiger price of 29.50 € (with electricity) on the last day of September. If you want to leave in the morning before 10 o'clock, you should definitely pay the day before. The office house at the entrance is only sporadically occupied at this time of the year.

It would be hard to find a more picturesque fishing town somewhere. 100 meters further you are facing the roaring surf. What the mighty harbor attachment that one of my predecessors has addressed concerns: No idea what invasion they are preparing for :-)

Beautiful beaches around. The friendly Spanish policeman has stated to my question with a stern expression that parking is also allowed overnight and sleeping in the Womo. But no camping-like behavior such as wedges, chairs, awning or table. We can live with that, with the outlook.

Well maintained, small pitch within walking distance of the venerable monastery Irache with the famous wine well, where pilgrims and of course motorhome travelers get a cool free drink donated. Here you can also refresh relatively cheaply his wine supplies.

Small, unspectacular and free parking space near the motorway just before the border with Slovenia. No supply or disposal, but peace and security.

A beautiful place to watch boats. The next day with the free ferry (3.5 to.) In the nearby Black Forest.

A charming little town in the French Jura, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Royal Saltworks of Arc et Senan, a nice, small pitch in a park-like terrain, supply / disposal, water - and free: There's nothing to complain about. Compliment to the community!

The place costs now, mid-April, 15 € / night and has everything to offer what the camper needs. Supply / disposal, water, bread service. However, one must mention that this place has certainly seen better days. In one, however, he is unbeatable for those who are fortunate enough to be at the forefront: the view of the undulating sea of the sea not 20 meters away - see my photo

Well, the whole thing is a bit rocked, but it's all there, what the transient needs: Disposal, fresh water - and free. Rest too. I sometimes wonder what claims to a place are made by the community just so made available. We were in any case grateful to find this spot thanks to Campercontact in a gathering hailstorm.

Ok, the driveway is really tight. As well as every third I have also abgesäbelt the last plastic post. But my wife hastily put him back into the holder. But the location: really unique in the center. Well attended, therefore a sense of security. Disposal greywater and cassette ok, fresh water well, because only 20 centimeters next to water for cash register.

Very nice, manageable parking space just behind the dunes. 2 small beach restaurants in the immediate vicinity, but they now close at the beginning of April, at 19 o'clock. The coastal cycle path along the fascinating vegetation leads right past the square. Since there are about 20 RVs here, you do not need to worry about safety.

There was discussion on the spot among the campers, whether they should stay here or not. So I have NOT seen a sign that would have forbidden this. The location is unique: with stunning views over the river to the small town. Nice restaurant directly at the stands, very quiet night. No problems. So full recommendation.

On the day plenty of hype, the sausage (3,50 €) is edible. In the evening, of course, a breathtaking sunset and then the total peace. Most motorhomes turn off now, in dense packs at Sagres ans Fort. Connoisseurs who stay now experience a quiet, albeit often a windy night. A sense of security is there.

Really nice, small free space in a charming little village not far from the Spanish border. The people are very friendly, the noise of the highway is really bearable. You have to be grateful (and I agree with the previous speaker) that there are still churches offering such sweets for free.

Well, people - it's a normal pitch. The check in on the hotel, whose entrance one must first find, (bridge over the river) is rather complicated. The deposit for the sanitary / key of 50 € is rather outrageous. And the cassette disposal at the exit could again tolerate a cleaning. So no reason to euphoria.

Those who are at the top of the list are even in the field of vision of the video cameras of the police headquarters. Police officers, who are just beginning shift or end shift, are constantly bustling across the square. Guaranteed security for 2 € until the next morning.

The view of the evening Riga is breathtaking. The bike ride into town the next day is safe and takes less than half an hour. But the sanitary facilities are very amateurish. And you stand with the camper on naked tar. On hot days very uncomfortable

Granted - the place is not cheap at 25 €. But we found the sanitary facilities ok. Priceless is the fantastic view over the lagoon on the Curonian Spit. We would choose this place again despite the price at any time.

This parking space does NOT exist. If you are still looking for it, you drive 6 kilometers on a head-high pavement and through deep potholes. We were very tired and had to drive all the way back. Who can come up with such a fool? We were very disappointed with CamperContact for the first time.

Well-kept place for about 15 mobile homes. To the parking space belongs a nice, small inn, in the Austrian Schmankerl at reasonable prices. From the guest garden you have a nice view over the Donaustrom. WLAN is free and works best. The Donauradweg leads directly past the square. Ideal for a few adventurous days in the Wachau. Very nice operation.

The place is very good to drive with larger motorhomes, is beautifully situated very close to the rushing Acher and is very well maintained. The center of the famous wine-village Kappelrodeck with its inviting it to walk to 10 minutes. However, one should the fact be aware that this is not a cheap restaurant. Quality has its price too.

Beautiful, smaller pitch in the middle of a lemon grove. It smells wonderful, with a little luck you can pick from Womo- window the ripe fruit. The sanitary system is small, but immaculate and in most modern technologies. The operator offers a free delivery service in the city and picks up one for the desired date again. All in all, a highly recommended spot.

Very nice place, great location on the long sandy beach. The reception is very friendly-if someone's there for. Otherwise: During the day, simply slide the gate and wait until the afternoon someone from the family comes operators. At night the door is locked. The scenic unique Scala dei Turchi can be reached in about half an hour on foot. Just always along the beach ...

Very nice pitch on the banks of the rushing Rench. The course was designed only a year ago under the expert involvement of the motorhome clubs Mittelbaden. The picturesque, small town at the foot of the Black Forest with its well-Baden cuisine is within walking distance to reach in 8 minutes. Likewise, the pilgrimage church with its famous carved wooden altar.