Excellent campsite, with plenty of large pitches for campers. Mainly a family campsite, but we were very quiet (except for a few yappy dogs). Sanitary facilities are, like everywhere in DK, clean and good. But again a high price, more than €45 per night for camper and 2 people. From here it's a 15-minute cycle to the heart of Aarhus, along cycle paths. Well worth a visit, especially Den Gamble By.

Very nice spot in the middle of a wooded area. The road to it was narrow and access is easy to overlook, especially if you drive on Maps, which you want to steer a little further. On the left you will see a path, about 10 meters further on, a small sign with small letters that indeed indicate that it is a bobil spot. Electricity, no water, and €20 in the envelope.

The review below is correct, but we thought NOK 425 was very expensive for what it was, a tightly packed collection of caravans on permanent pitches that did not improve the view over the fjord. No gray water dump. But the nearby (10-minute walk) Viking museum with burial mounds and replica Viking hall were well worth a visit.

beautiful grounds, but campers and caravans are not allowed here as it is a protected area. Only tents and there are huts. The road there is also not really suitable for our vehicles. This entry in CC can therefore be removed.

All reviews are correct, nice reception, there was still plenty of room but (I think) the owner recommended the last place right on the river. Beautiful place, nice weather, idyll, perhaps the seagulls on the island opposite could have screamed a little less during the long midsummer sun. But yes, nature.

We are here on June 31, '24. Beautiful place with a wide view over the fjord, a stone's throw from the Hofles-Lund ferry. NOK 315, incl. electricity. Only the shower works with coins (10 NOK for 6 minutes), which remains a bit clumsy. And there is only 1 sanitary room for the entire quite large campsite with only 2 showers per M/F. From the places on the fjord you have to walk a bit and cross the road. Hence 4 stars and not 5, especially for the place.

Beautiful and very quiet place. Created and maintained with love by Nicole and Marcel. And the homemade moose burgers are excellent. Highly recommended. Please take into account a somewhat narrow and sometimes bumpy road to get there, not a problem in itself with our 7m semi-integrated.

Nice large field in beautiful surroundings, SEK 250 incl. electricity. Plenty of space. Just a pity that there was no hot water in (the only) shower and sinks, hence only a small 4 stars.

In itself a beautiful campsite on a lake, and at this time (9 June) very quiet, still many places for campers. But the price is absurdly high, SEK 420 (38€) for 1 night, camper, 2 pers. and electricity, and not the SEK 240 that CC gives. Hence only 2 stars

Not much to add to the last review. We stood here on June 3, '24 on the beautiful field at the back with a view over the quietly murmuring sea with more than enough space for more campers or caravans. Sanitary facilities excellent and very clean. Electricity etc included. Very friendly welcome! €40 per night for camper and 2 people.

Everything in previous reviews is correct, except that on Sunday June 2 the CP was overcrowded, we arrived at about 2 p.m. and were able to stay alone, with about 10 other campers, in a non-camper pitch. At the end of the afternoon, the entire parking lot was full of campers, including the parking spaces. We have seen many campers driving around desperately and could no longer find a place. Maybe it was Sunday. But be on time.

address on CC is incorrect, Google Maps sent us into a private dead end. Must be: Zum Attersee 50, 49076 Osnabrück. See also website. Indeed fine for a night, €30 including electricity and shower. Nice sanitary facilities, but bring your own toilet paper. The receptionist could perhaps use a little customer service course.

An excellent campsite in itself, friendly manager and clean and good sanitary facilities. Beautiful and historically interesting Cluny within walking distance (7-10 minutes). But we found the TGV that rushes by about 100 m from where we were standing, about every 10-15 minutes, to be annoying, like an airplane flying past at a low level. Fortunately, they don't drive from about 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

well organized but very large campsite, especially many pitches and relatively few camper or caravan places. Now in June € 22 / night, great for clean sanitary facilities and stuff. Be in transit without a reservation and get there early otherwise it will be full. We were there at 1 pm and had the last (somewhat tight) place with electricity. Where we stood (spot 73) the wifi signal was too weak to use. When reporting to the desk, this was shrugged off

Wonderfully quiet place, very spacious pitches, and now in mid-June a wide choice to find yourself where. Sanitary facilities simple but clean and ok, no toilet lids. Bakery, butcher, small supermarket in La-Ferté-Saint-Cyr, 5 km away, and Chambord castle half an hour on the e-bike, well worth it. Three stars due to simple plumbing and poor wifi, but we enjoyed 4 stars. €15.40 per night for camper, 2 pers and electricity.

Great campsite, good showers, toilet reasonable and clean, but nowhere toilet paper and soap. Very friendly welcome although it took some effort to find someone before 3 pm. Simple but tasty cuisine in a restaurant, only 2 choices per course from the daily menu at 14.50, not unreasonable. Places large, lots of shade, but everything on gravel.

Actually a fantastic place, hence almost 4 stars in our opinion. Very quiet campsite, the road across the Loire is, except for an idiot motorcyclist, not a nuisance, and the quiet places with a view of the Loire are wonderful. You can stand wherever you want, and now, around June 10, there weren't too many guests, so you're spoiled for choice. Sanitary facilities are reasonable. Castle is nearby (10 min walk, and then another 10 min after the official entrance). Worth the effort.

Great campsite with a lot of choice of beautiful places in this time. We found the sanitary facilities to be very reasonable and clean. Les Eyzies with all its natural beauty and museums is beautiful and, even in this time, absolutely not crowded. We paid around €21 pn, 2 pers and including electricity.

4 stars for the beautiful campsite, but 1 star for sanitary facilities. Clean in itself, but no longer of this time. €16.40 for camper, 2 pers and electricity for 1 night. Very quiet, great for transit. A number of beautiful places for campers between a lot of permanent holiday homes. Now on April 28 hardly any campers. Friendly manager.

Large campsite with large pitches, but we found sanitary facilities to be substandard for a 4 star campsite, eg large showers but nowhere a bench or shelf to dry your things. €22.80 pn is too much. But bus line 20 does stop at the entrance and takes you, via some detours, close to Plaza Mayor de Salamanca in 40 minutes. Beautiful student city with a lot of atmosphere.

Very nice campsite, nice and clean sanitary facilities. This time, around April 20 still very quiet, plenty of choice for staplek, watch out for some loose sand here and there. 20 € pn incl electricity. A few km to the west is the beautiful Praia de Odeceixe. Tip: visit the beach via the south (Algarve) side and the north (Alentejo) side. On the north side, at low tide you can walk all the way to the point where the Seixe River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Impressive!

A great campsite indeed, with more than enough choice for our 7m camper in this time (April 17-19). We paid €18.90 pn. 2 pers + electricity. Beautiful Atlantic coast, with (good search) a shipwreck of a supposedly Dutch smuggling ship. Milfontes is a small but nice coastal town, worth visiting.

indeed, very basic. Sanitary facilities are outdated and may be refurbished here and there, not to mention the chemical toilet dump. But everything works, very quiet, and is clean, places to pick out, and 7 € per night incl. electricity. Beja is worth seeing, especially castle and restaurant O Alentejano. So 3 stars for price/quality.

Despite the last review from a while back, the campsite is open and fine. Indeed no gray water dump, and toilet cassette has to be emptied in a toilet in a remote corner, but is adequate. Excellent sanitary facilities and spacious places. Despite the narrow road the last +/- 200m, our 7m camper was fine in it. Nice and very good English speaking manager. €20 /night incl. electricity.

We can only agree with the reviews. The warm involvement of Angela, James and Daniel (and his sandwiches) and certainly James' cuisine make the stay special and bring the guests together in a friendly way. Indeed, call Angela to make a reservation, because they keep 6 motorhome pitches that will certainly be more popular!

Small spots indeed, but with some maneuvering you can come a long way. We were fairly early and were able to sort something out, but by 6 pm everything was completely full, and we saw that campers arrived in vain around that time. And that on a Tuesday early in April. And all the reviews are correct, in itself a great campsite!

It's a nice place, but something went wrong with the on-screen registration. The system itself gave a (Spanish) license plate, I could enter a 2nd. I did that, and paid (6.50, only accepts credit card). gate opened but after parking no electricity and water. I didn't get a menu on the screen where I could order that. I suspect because of that matter of that Spanish number plate. So beware, seems to be a bug. And no phone. no. to find.

beautiful and quiet motorhome, officially place for 2 campers, but we could stand in the parking lot with some other campers. In a beautiful park and a lot better than the Paseo de Berio motorhome in San Sebastian, where we were 20 minutes earlier and where your little hat stood in 5 rows. A must when traveling through.

arrived on Sunday 3 April, very busy, campers are close to each other, almost impossible to park in between. We therefore drove 20 minutes further to Area de Listorreta, there was space in a beautiful and quiet natural park, and for free too.

Piemar is absolutely right, P2 (just follow the signs) is still free on March 30, including self-flushing toilets. Furthermore, no electricity, water and drainage. The elevators were indeed in operation. Rocamadour is more than beautiful, all sights were accessible but it seems that all shops, etc. will not open until April 1. But delicious lunch in a tent just outside the gate which was open. Fine for 1 night.

Fine for 1 night, via machine 10 € (plus a one-time 5 € for a camping-car park pass'etapes) via barrier access. Neatly measured motorhome pitches with electricity. Water and dump at a central point (can be busy if many RVs leave in the morning), garbage dump, no plumbing. Souillac was still extinct just before April.

As already described, warm and clean sanitary facilities with excellent toilet and shower. Very quiet around this time (end of March), and beautiful and large places for a camper. Highly recommended for transit or a few nights for 14 € per night incl. everything. Also beautiful cycling environment. Nearest supermarket further afield in Le Blanc so stock up on the way.

2nd time here, 1st time in 2020 then more than fantastic for 10 €, now also beautiful but we had to pay 16 €, 14 € for place and electricity, plus 2 € for a shower. That last one seemed a bit rough to us...

Wonderfully quiet at the pebble beach on the Tarn with our camper, luckily our electricity cable of 30 m was just long enough for the nearest contact. There are also plenty of beautiful places for campers elsewhere. And the following is still correct, simple but clean sanitary facilities. Nice owner. Nice price for great place.

Lovely leafy campsite with plenty of open camper spots at the end of August. Good sanitary facilities, friendly owners, all the trimmings, and above all very good price / quality and easily accessible.