We stayed here on September 15 and 16. A wonderfully quiet spot in beautiful surroundings, which is open again after the major forest fire. It borders directly on the Vennbahn, which is open again for lovely bike rides. There are no facilities other than a waste container. Perfect for self-sufficient campers.

We didn't park in the shopping center car park, and it doesn't seem to be allowed at the Bahnhoff. There is a dental practice there. But opposite the shopping center car park stands a green shed with a small weighbridge office at the back. Next to that office, there is plenty of room for 2 or 3 campers to park.

We stayed at this campsite on May 31st, a grassy field behind a holiday home park. It is a wonderfully quiet spot; you only hear the birds and you can walk or cycle straight into the woods. From the campsite, you have a view of a few holiday homes, but that is not bothersome. There are no facilities; we can manage without them for a few days. We paid €16 for the pitch and €2.20 in service fees. That €2.20 turns out to be a surcharge from Camperpay for payment processing (14%???).

A beautifully laid-out campsite with spacious pitches. You are situated among beds of wildflowers. The access system with an on/off switch or a terminal at the entrance is a bit unusual. If you arrive before 11 am and still see free pitches, you get the message "no space". The free pitches only become available at 11 am. You can hear some traffic noise.

We were parked at a third of this new campervan site, right on the Lesse River. It's not completely finished yet, but the campsite is perfectly usable. Access and payment are automated; it's best to use the Camping-car Park app. It's a beautiful area for walking or cycling. Just before the campsite, a railway line crosses the Lesse. We pitched at the back of the campsite and weren't bothered by the trains that occasionally cross the bridge. We'll definitely be back.

12.50 is expensive for a parking space with nothing else.

When you arrive, it feels like you're entering a holiday park, but that's only the front section. Right at the back are 20 beautiful camper pitches with electricity and water. From the furthest pitches, you have a beautiful view of the Amel River valley, which begins here. The welcome was exceptionally friendly. We give it a solid 5 stars.

We were the only ones on 21/5 at this new and excellent CP. A beautiful area for walking and cycling. If it were fuller, the places would seem very cramped. No possibility to dump or fill up with water, but we can do without for a while. The booking system seems a bit mysterious. We booked with the QR code, which worked up to and including payment, but the pole remained green. The amount had been debited.

We spend the night 7/4, with a few other campers, on this parking lot. You are well placed here, near the historical center of a nice town with many monuments. Opposite the parking lot is a supermarket. Just keep in mind that there are no facilities.