A great, quiet, beautifully situated campervan site (there should be more like this), bordering the village, where the terraces are busy, especially on weekends, with day-trippers and weekend visitors. We cycled mostly via the Vélomaritime to Fécamp and from there back via the Véloroute du Lin (old railway), a total of 69 km, and paid €9.32 per night, which a municipal official comes to collect in the evening (cash/card). Thank you very much, Mayor!

Great located camper pitch within walking distance of the charming village with colorful fishermen's cottages. Lovely bike ride to the chalk cliffs in Ault 🥰 Easy check-in/check-out, we paid €24 for 2 nights with electricity.

Stunning, peaceful spot on top of the cliffs by the sea 🥰 A half-hour walk via the walking/cycling path to the old walled city center. Hats off to the municipality of Boulogne-sur-Mer!

A lovely camper site for peace seekers and nature lovers, yet close to Veghel and Uden with plenty of shops and restaurants. It still looks a bit bare, but the infrastructure is well laid out. The Maashorst Cycling 4-Day event is from June 2nd to 5th, 2026, so if you want to explore the beautiful/diverse Maashorst? We thoroughly enjoyed our 3-day bike rides through the Maashorst and to the historic town of Ravenstein, which is a bit further away but well worth the effort!

This app says it's closed, but I called and they're open all year round. We're here now, January 30, 2026. You just have to check their website for directions, otherwise you'll end up at a closed gate. You'll then have to drive a bit further, as indicated on their website. It's located on the Ciclovia dei Trabocchi, where you cycle left towards Pescara and right towards Vasto. The owner is incredibly friendly and hospitable.

Be careful driving towards the harbor! On January 11, 2026, TomTom sent us straight through Tropea. Luckily, there are signs directing campers who, like us, end up in the center. We did end up here. Just after we'd paid, a friendly man drove up and said it's free in the winter, but there's a sign saying you still have to pay in winter. Tropea is beautiful!

We found ourselves here today in front of a closed gate, which is a shame because it's ideally located for cycling to Pizzo in one direction and Tropea in the other.