You can't call this a campsite, a campervan site where you're pitched man to man. Without the shelter of the pine trees. I do recommend it as a stopover location. Restrooms are available but outdated, and men's and women's showers are in the same room. It's along a busy road.

Very spacious pitches with unobstructed views. Water, drainage, and electricity are available on your pitch. It's a campervan site under construction. The toilet and shower are currently in a single room, but this will hopefully change in the future. The chemical toilet disposal area is also still basic, but everything works. Beautiful birdwatching area nearby. We had a great time, and we wish you every success with the development of the site. We will definitely be back.

We stayed here for one night while passing through. A very friendly welcome, and the showers and toilets were neat and clean. Showers, water, and electricity were included. We took a short walk along the canal; we didn't have more time. ☺️

Many are enthusiastic, there is nothing wrong with that. It is just a camper place where, when it is full, you are very close to each other. It is all a bit cramped. We think 29€ is a lot of money for what is offered in terms of space. Sanitary facilities are fine.

we couldn't find it. The navigation takes you to the entrance but there is a sign saying no entry with a camper picture. We didn't see any camper either. 9 years ago we were here too, then still accessible.

Oh, a real city campsite. Busy but quiet at night. You can walk into the village or walk in the lagoon with spoonbills and black-winged stilts. We like to come here for a few nights. By train to Faro or Tavira. Cycling to Olhao is also possible.

Previous review not our experience. It depends where you are I think. Right at the entrance neat and large paved places with orange trees. We were there 4 nights. Sanitary is reasonable.

Lots of trees with a nice view of the reservoir. Sanitary facilities reasonable. Needs blocks and for us a bit too remote from civilization.

Nice place, view of Abrantes, paved and excellent clean sanitary facilities. Nice reception. Via the bridge to the center, 2.5 km. nice museum and castle with garden. We recommend the restaurant at the station. From the campsite left and left again along a busy road, 800m. At the station sign turn right, Cova Funda is the name of the restaurant, you eat among the Portuguese. Very affordable and very nice service. Reservations recommended, can be made by phone.

Been here, but didn't stay because you have to stay at least 4 nights. The reception by the owner was not inviting. You are standing right in the sun and close together between mainly Dutch people. We drove back to the campsite at the beginning of the road, where we were welcome.

Very friendly that's right and also a beautiful walking area. The camper places are situated on a wide parking lot where you definitely need decent blocks. At the back it's okay. Camping is a bit dated but is nicely situated. Bar is great and also has a function for the village.

Already said a lot about this campsite, all true. It is annoying that the cleaning of the men's shower room starts at 9 o'clock ..... Porto easy to reach with Uber and the metro. The camper is safe here when you are in the city.

location of the campsite is beautiful but the campsite itself is a wide paved parking lot where you definitely need blocks, in the back it is a bit flatter. Very nice lady and manager. Beautiful walking area.

Nice manager, nice walking area. The camping is a bit dated with many permanent pitches, the free pitches are nicely together. We walked the 9 km from the Komoot app.

excellent camper place to visit the city, doable on foot but easier by bus. Very nice helpful manager and paved places, need a block. Sanitary is fine, a bit small but it is a camper place.

excellent camper place and very helpful manager. Bus is easy to reach on foot as well as the shopping center. Sanitary facilities a bit few but it is a camper place.

For a city camper spot very good. Tip when driving away you have to go above I would then use the mountain gear.

Beautiful campsite large places and heated sanitary facilities with a luxurious look. The price is also there 35€ for a night. Beautiful walk made, see the Komoot app, 8.5 km around with 140 meters climbing.

A nice simple 2 star campsite that is open all year round. Past Paris is a pleasant way to the south. There are three somewhat paved places that were occupied. About 15 normal places that are a bit muddy. The nice man (speaks some English) of the campsite will put you on the path. Sanitary facilities are very simple, not heated but there is hot water. No problem for campers of 7 meters. Also 20 mobile homes that you can rent.

New owner who has a lot of plans. Gravel has been dumped for some camper spots, it can be quite muddy. Shower is not really warm, the sanitary building is also cold in winter. All in all it needs a major overhaul. The plus point is that it is open all year round, which is nice when you are passing through. With Acsi €17 and tax.

A truly terraced campsite for on the road. Places not really big. Costs €30. No hot water for washing up. Sanitary facilities reasonable. The area is ideal for cycling.

only open June 19th until September 9th. €31 for 2 persons incl. electricity.

A wonderful campsite with sun and shade. Some nice walks and bike rides. Sax is nice, there is also a Consum.Salina is not worth it. No drinking water at the campsite. There is a tap and electricity on site. Sanitary facilities are fine. Even a swimming pool. We stayed 5 nights.

We were at this campsite a number of times. This Wednesday before Good Friday there was still plenty of room. €22 is well paid. But now it was €35, high season was the excuse. My protest "the campsite a little further away charges €21 until Friday" did not help... We wanted to walk here so we stayed 1 night. The sanitary facilities are outdated, look nice, but you have to undress completely before you can enter the shower and then there is lukewarm water and that for €35.

We were here during the opening on March 1. We were received enthusiastically. The opening party was a wonderful experience. Arne is busy making the campsite frost-free for next winter. Now the sanitary facilities were somewhat limited but clean. You can enjoy fantastic walks there, with many footpaths available with "all trails". Arne wants to put them on paper, that would be wonderful. We will definitely come back, this place is highly recommended. Greetings to Hans and Christa.

The last eco spot was a bit narrow but manageable. Sanitary facilities 9+, Bodenseecard 9+, nice owners. Überlingen is also recommended by train. In addition to the ACSI rate, there is also a waste tax of €2 and a tourist tax of €4, so €27 per night instead of €21.

Along the Moselle you sometimes have more space with your camper van than at this campsite. Driving on and off the caravans in front of you is not without the risk of damage, very narrow entrance for a spot. Sanitary facilities reasonable. Lady at the reception not very customer friendly. The train to Heidelberg does not run until the end of October, but you can take the bus to Neckargemünd and then the train to the Altstadt.

Reception was fine, seats at the front were all occupied, that can happen. There are still some spots available at the back, or you can walk quite a distance to the sanitary facilities and to empty black water. Very hot in the sun, no shade. The church clock strikes every fifteen minutes 24h/7d. At 12 o'clock at night our neighbor started a fire, closing the windows because of the smoke. We therefore only stayed 1 night.

Good wine needs no wreath. This camper place is great, especially when you are on the first field under the trees and that was necessary from 5/9 to 11/9 with 32 degrees. Had a wonderful 6 nights, walked a lot, the via ferrata, back to the monastery via Neef, to Bullay along the railway line. Taking the train to Cochem is also recommended. Eating in the blue grapes was fine, just outside the camper place on the left. Rösti is recommended.

Here stood on the motorhome, € 18.50 and € 4 electricity. Without sanitary facilities, but beautiful places with water and chemical toilet discharge. Tip: in the reception you can use the toilet in the corridor on the left between 8 am and 6 pm. Lovely walk to Arkona, 18 km return.

Enough space but they didn't want to give us a place, everything reserved. Went to the neighbors at the motorhome. Enough space. Checked here again the next day, still open spaces. ACSI is not welcome everywhere, we think.

The campsite is beautifully situated by the sea, we had not booked, there was still a spot available for 1 night. Sanitary is ok. It is a full campsite with marked out pitches. With ACSI € 23, but then there will be a tourist tax of € 3 and kurabgabe (accommodation tax) of € 5.40, so ultimately € 31.40. Why 2x tax? She couldn't explain it to us. Well, we are by the sea, but it is strange.

How to get to Hamburg Take bus 4405 (9.45am) to Ronne Brucke, then change to 4400 to Bergedorf. There S21 to center. Buy 3 zone group day ticket in bus, for 2 pers. 20.60€. Back around 5 or 6 pm, half hour bus service. S21 every 10 min. Total travel time 1 hour. Elbberg Deich bus stop on the road near the campsite. The campsite is a city campsite behind the dike, with good sanitary facilities on the campsite itself.

Nice campsite and worth it. About 18 places for guests, the rest are permanent places. Sanitation is excellent, the places themselves are also fine with paved areas against sinking. Costs are 28€ for one night. Restaurant über die Brucke is a must, also walking and cycling in the area. The boat to Wangerooge does not go every morning because of the low water. Call to see if they still have room.

Great campsite with lots of space. We were there for two nights in early May. A visit to Bourtange is highly recommended. Can't walk due to the rain, we will definitely come back for that. Showers run on 50 cent coins.

The comments here are about the campsite and about the motorhome. We stayed at the campsite for one night, but you are actually better off at the camper place because the surface is hard there and the ground at the campsite is a bit soggy due to the rain. For € 16.40 you do have electricity and a hot shower. The wifi was too weak. Next time we will stand on the cp which is also free.

Plumbing has been completely renovated, stood here again for two weeks, but then it is enough for us. We think Nijgar is worth going to, including a climb to the watchtower. Lots of pottery and rugs for sale here. We found the camping restaurant a bit disappointing, not really tasty, but the fish and chips on Thursday. Walking in the immediate area continues to draw us here as does the weather.

Been here for a good week again, plumbing has a new floor. It remains a messy campsite with mainly Germans who stay here for months. Asci € 18 is a bit much for what the campsite offers in terms of space and sanitary facilities. You can walk to the sea or cycle to Oliva or Denia.

Beautifully situated, follow camping signs. Nice view in the village itself is not much to do. The chestnut tree walk is beautiful with the more than 1000 year old tree in the middle. The last part back is a bit steep, I recommend a stick. Very friendly and helpful manager. Gave three stars but should be 3 and a half, 4 stars if the plumbing is also updated.

We don't think it's really suitable for late autumn and winter. Sanitary unheated and not clean. Hot water for shower is lukewarm. The spots run down quite a bit, 20 cm blocks helped a bit. There is also little room for maneuver. It is a bit tight for campers longer than 7 meters. Very nice lady at the reception.

Third time here for some nights. A nice campsite with some searching, you can stand well with a not too large camper for sure. Walk to the village via a route behind. Village itself not really an attraction. Many English and German people in their thirties camp here somewhere. The campsite is beautiful to visit the Sierra Nevada. We paid almost 23€ for 1 night. Sanitary may be refurbished but sufficient. It can blow hard.

Been here once when it just opened, neat and clean then. Downhill now also because of the many cats that have unlimited cubs. They can hardly be chased away from your camper. Much overdue maintenance, a pity that this happens with this campsite. Our plan was to stay longer but enough after 1 night. It is quiet because there is only 1 other German caravan on the entire campsite.

Nice quiet campsite, sanitary facilities good but fresh in the autumn. The road from the north is narrow and many bends, but beautiful. Lovely walk from the campsite. It only rained so we left after 2 nights. We'll do cycling another time. We paid € 19 including electricity.

A good and safe place to visit Merida, everything within walking distance. It gets pretty full in the afternoon. The €12 applies for 24 hours, so you can still see the latest excavations the next morning if you still have time left. Barrier has number recognition. Enter your license plate number when paying at the machine.

Great for a city camping site in the autumn. In the summer it seems very hot here but there is a swimming pool. The manager is not really nice but functional for this campsite. We were allocated a place for the first time, changes are not possible. The place was ok for 2 night by the way. Walking to Toledo is doable.

A great campsite for the fall. We have walked two circular walks of 15 km from the campsite. One to a waterfall, which was dry and a circular walk where we were observed by 40 vultures in the sky. Beautiful area. The campsite is fine with good sanitary facilities and a nice manager, only speaks Spanish. The visitor center is a must, 4.5 km round trip.

just good for a city camping. Stood again for 5 nights to visit Madrid and that's why you are here. We already for the fourth time. The campsite will be redesigned and more power connections will be made. The facilities will gradually improve. Definitely a must to visit Madrid. 25 without and 33 with electricity. Camper place is in front of the campsite, no supervision but then you are free. We choose safety.

Nice place, crowded in the afternoon, we found a place. When we returned at 4am it was completely deserted. That's not our thing, we only stay when someone else is staying overnight. We leave for a campsite. Soria was a bit disappointing when it comes to urban cleanliness, only the Iglesia de Santo Domingo was open, the rest could only be seen from the outside. Nice walk along the Douro is possible.

A great campsite for on the go. Indeed a road that you hear but you get used to everything. We had place 37 with a nice view and is a little further from the road. The sanitary facilities at the front are good, getting water is a thing, but that is less work when leaving or arriving. The restaurant looks good at least for lunch it was well full. We walked through to the village, which is doable almost 2 km. Nice but not spectacular.

In the late season a lovely place for 14 €. The camper spots next to the campsite 5.5 € but then no electricity and sanitary facilities. Lovely cycling to the coast, 42 km there and back. Walk from the campsite on the cycle path along the lake.

great place, very quiet at night. Beautiful village picturesque pieces. Electrical connection 5€. Rest free. Full at 6, about 8 spots.

Good sanitary facilities, but the campsite itself is overcrowded. Even if the sign is full, campers are still allowed. Walks from the campsite not possible, you have to drive for them. In the event of a fire, there is only 1 exit that is not wide, the terraces are beautiful, the pitches are diagonally on the somewhat steep road or are at the end. It didn't feel safe for us in the event of an emergency. 14 €, but swimming pool still € 3.6 pp and internet € 3.5. Nice manager.

Beautiful campsite, positive attention is paid to the campsite and the surrounding area. The cheapest places are fine, sometimes a bit close together. There is plenty of shade and the pool is lovely. Next time we will choose a slightly more spacious place. Plumbing is good, maybe some day a refurbishment regarding the showers. The caretaker is super nice and helpful. Nice to see a Dutch intern at work.

A beautifully situated campsite to visit the Monte Perdido for a nice walk. The pitches on the campsite are fine, flat and equipped with water and electricity. The sanitary facilities are ok, we don't know the restaurant. The manager is nice and gives advice for a walk.

Been here at the beginning of June, 3 nights. Friendly managers, speak some English. Swimming pool was not open yet, sanitary facilities are fine. It is possible to walk from the campsite, they have a walking map of the area. Pitches at the back of the campsite are a bit flatter, otherwise blocks are needed. Also quieter. Bread for sale at reception. Restaurant was still closed.

Nice campsite with new camper pitches, which are small but adequate. Sanitary is good but could get a facelift. Walking to village via river is 20 minutes, to Ax 40 minutes. Opposite camping site Intermache and a bakery. The other campsite closer to Ax has many sloping spots and many houses. We chose this.

I don't often give 5 stars but this campsite has earned them well. Everything is there, sanitary facilities are fine as is the reception and that for 14 €. Bread service. There are three beautiful walks of about 12 km from the campsite. with beautiful views. Meyrueis is quite touristy with mainly restaurants. You can choose to walk through the meadows than via the steep forest path halfway through. The innkeeper knows all about it.

Nice campsite, beautiful places and sanitary facilities are very good. Refueling with clean water is a bit difficult, taps over the campsite are super slow. It is possible to walk to the center, 8 km return. There is a walking tour available at the tourist information. Notre Dame is worth a visit. We stayed overnight. The swimming pool is not yet open on May 24th. Not much to do from the campsite if you want to walk.

Stayed here for 4 nights, perfect sanitary facilities and lovely swimming pool. We have not been to the lake, it seemed a bit fresh to us. Two beautiful walks of 12 km. from the campsite to the right and one to the left. Beautiful wild flowers, including orchids. Definitely recommended in early spring and that for 14 €.

Excellent campsite in a special town of Turckheim, nice walk, map at reception. Also from Colmar, by bus line 8 in half an hour in the center. Bus stop 5 min walk. Plumbing is good also the wifi with code is ok. Had no problems with noise, even quietly. Train to Strasbourg not 5€ as posted but 30€. Places with water (blue) 1€ more expensive we paid 21€ per night with asci.

Stayed here for two nights, it was not busy. The sanitary facilities in the building on the left are fine. We were kindly received and were allowed to find a place ourselves. WiFi is a bit slow. The pitches are large. We have walked the walk from the campsite, indicated with C. Beautiful flowering Brem through a wooded hill area. At Consthum beautiful views over the farmland.

A nice quiet campsite. We received a very friendly welcome and they are very helpful. The camper pitches are a bit crooked, the tent or caravan pitches are a bit more even. The showers are excellent. We walked the indicated circular walk from the campsite through the Mullerthal. The rock formations are very impressive. The return trip goes through hilly forest, which is highly recommended. It is slightly more than the indicated 11 km we arrived at 14.

A beautifully situated terraced campsite with a nice and helpful campsite boss. The sanitary facilities are fine and clean. At 5 o'clock for those who want a drink hour. Within walking distance is a place for a bar or eatery, but also to get your bread and other things. Joris has beautiful walks and bike rides that we eagerly took advantage of. We definitely recommend this campsite. We will definitely come back.

It's great that you can quickly reach Madrid by metro, but I do have something to say about the campsite. We now paid € 33, two years ago 22. New owner is used as an excuse and high electricity costs. This campsite costs €25 without electricity. Reasonable for a city campsite. The sanitary facilities are ok, the wifi also during the day. The catering industry has been discovered by the area with some nuisance in the afternoon. It's safe to be here.

excellent campsite to visit Lourdes. You can walk to the cave in 25 minutes via a well-described path. The campsite offers large pitches. WiFi for 24 hours free then 2€ for a day. Plumbing is good, good corona directions that everyone adheres to.

great transit camper place. There is a restaurant around the corner where you can drink a cortado and use the toilet. Also good WiFi there. We were here in winter two years ago, now the weather was more pleasant. Electricity and water for 5€ for 2 days, no money. Recommended when you are on the road and want to take the beautiful route through the Pyrenees over the Aubisque to Lourdes.

we have been coming here for a number of years in transit, the places are fine. Also the walks in the hinterland through the Rioja vineyards. But the plumbing is slowly deteriorating, leaking showers that give less and less water. Dripping taps and washing up areas that need maintenance. The campsite is becoming more of a transit place, although there are also a large number of permanent places.

Beautiful campsite but stiff people at the reception. I think plumbing is a bit outdated. WiFi you have to buy 3 € per day. At the motorhome near free WiFi, which is strange because you pay € 12 there, only to be received at the sanitary block Close by within walking distance a large Leclerc.

Previously stood here, still a campsite to visit Chartres on foot. Too bad that the reception is now only open at 4 pm. Considered to stand the camper place, which is close to a busy road. We park at the campsite and go into town, nice walk along the river. Sanitary I find a bit outdated, but hot showers. We paid €19.80.

A beautiful place with excellent sanitary facilities. Very nice owners who assist you with advice and assistance. Hiking map and cycling map for sale in the service building. We stayed here for three nights and will return in the fall for the fall colors. The Sallandse Heuvelrug is special with beautiful walks. Due to corona we visit the nature reserves. The Netherlands at its best.

Much has been said about this site. Close to Deventer with the ferry, fine. This campsite is very busy for Ascension Day. Many stuck campers due to the rain. Sanitary facilities (especially shower) are not designed for so many guests. Very strict when you come before three hours, then pay 10 € extra. Not really customer friendly. Why not leave before 11 am and welcome after 12 or 1 pm. Electricity remains a problem for the refrigerator, especially, it jumps on gas.

Fine small campsite with good toilet facilities, some of the pitches are partly paved. The places next to the road are a bit noisy due to traffic, although you get used to it quickly. Lovely cycling especially towards Bolsward over the Slachtedijk. Very helpful b & b manager. Franeker within walking distance via the old railway embankment, about 3 km.

Been here from March 4, 2019 to March 7, 2019, very nice host. The bus to the impressive city of New Orleans stops outside the campsite. Within walking distance are some shops where you can do some shopping. The campsite is well guarded and the sanitary is good for American standards. Water and electricity in every place.

good transit campsite for the winter, there are not that many campsites open in January. A booklet with only campsites that are open all year along the through routes in Europe would be nice (NKC?). New sanitary man and woman in a building. Quiet at night, definitely recommended for a visit to the City of Light, the RER within walking distance.

great camper place just outside the center. Sani station and garbage can. Why is this not possible in the Netherlands? The center is easily reached on foot with nice middle class. All 4 seats are taken at 6 am. Certainly a CP that we will visit more often when we are on our way from Spain to the Netherlands.

great place to stay, water and electricity. Gray water and chemical drain. At the local police, you pay € 5 around the corner. In the restaurant, at the back right you can have a drink and go to the toilet, they have open WiFi. It is quiet there at night. Handy place when you cross the Pyrenees.

Are here now for the fourth time a few nights because we want to walk here in the nearby area. Camping was packed but we had a great place. The places are not spacious. Sanitary needs maintenance, but it is clean. It remains a nice site for a few nights. Will definitely be back. Wifi is included, around 20 euros per night incl. Electricity, is often overloaded.

A campsite in a beautiful area where we have been for 2 weeks. Sanitary needs maintenance, but it is clean. The area is good for walking. From the campsite the pirate path to San José and back through the hinterland is our favorite. At the campsite a fixed group of English, Germans and Dutch, each separately. Fresh bread and happy hour every day at 6 pm.

Just like many campsites along the coast, small places and close together. Putting your camper on the spot requires some effort because of the narrow street, especially when the place opposite you is also occupied. Plumbing is fine. WiFi first 30 minutes free per device, then pay. Beach walk to the right is worth it, gray sand with stones. Furthermore, nice CP, it was busy.

Not recommended for campers longer than 7 meters. The spots are tight but in the winter it is not full so there is now enough space. Plumbing is clean, wifi slow. The shop is also open in the winter for bread and other things. Beach is walkable, cozy restaurants, really a walk on the beach is disappointing. It remains a tourist-packed coast.

The CP was full. We have been on many camper spots, but this CP was very close to each other. When you stand behind you miss the charm of the sea. We went to El Pino (16 €), also not really spacious but because it was not full there is enough space.

great camper place, a bit narrow but what do you want for 13 euros including electricity, plumbing and wifi. The places are a bit short, a maximum of 7 meters, just enough for us. Walking distance from the village of Ronda, 20 minutes walk. The campsite is 10 euros more expensive.

excellent campsite, a visit to the village is certainly worthwhile, as is Cadiz. When you are higher than 3.30 you can enter through a gate. The places are great, but you are close together. Place is designated but you can influence it. With acsi 18 euros. wifi is great.

nice campsite at a special place. We have been here 1 night, visited El Rocio on foot, the lake is now dry, we would have liked to see some water birds. 20 euros is a bit much in this season. The places are great, there was room enough for the 8 campers that were there with us at the same time.

stood here for over two weeks. It remains a nice site for the winter. The plumbing is a bit tight but clean. Many hibernators at the campsite, especially the French, have the upper hand, not the most accessible campers. On the first Thursday of the month and on the second Sunday there is a goods market at the campsite. Fresh fish and vegetables in mercado municipal. Beginning of the village a small supermarket.

a camper place with electricity for € 8.50, it is pleasantly busy. There are also hibernators here, it seems to me so close together for too long. For a few days it is excellent for me here. You have little trouble with the road that runs alongside. The village is worth seeing, you can walk in the hinterland.

A campsite with large sites, close to the coast. At the front you pay € 16.20 per night, the gravel spots are slightly larger and cost € 18. The plumbing is super. The village is nice, there is only little open at this time. Along the coast, a path to the north runs at least 4 km. Beautiful views and a beautiful rocky coast.

beautiful view of the ocean, there are 6 campers. There is no provision at all. The camper place is just open. In the village (300 meters) a single terrace is open and there is a small supermarket.

Definitely recommended for a city camping. It is a 2 km walk to the center. On the 2nd Tuesday of the month there is a goods market, definitely recommended. Evora itself is special and certainly good. The campsite itself is excellent, for almost 15 euros you get a spacious place with good sanitary.

excellent campsite, beautiful and spacious places. Enough has already been said about the passing road. The manager is very friendly. There is a walk of 8 km in the hinterland, beautiful. Evaromonte is a small village, the road to the castle on the hill is easy to walk. Nice view on top of this hill. Stayed at the campsite for 2 nights, then to the campsite in Evora.

Stayed here one night for the second time. Great places for your camper. Caceres is worth a visit. In the night you can hear the birds of prey screaming at each other. It is so quiet here at the back of the campsite.

For the second time here, little has changed. It remains a nice city camping and for 22 € (ANWB) not expensive as close to a city as Madrid. All Saints very busy and then 30 €, then reservation is almost a must. Everything else has already been mentioned by previous reviewers. We found WiFi faster than before.

True, some tiles are missing at the dishwashing area. For the rest, it remains a nice campsite to stay for a while or for transit. Some English is also spoken. Nice bar and walking area.

Still the same as in 2017, sanitary block is closed, nice and quiet compared to the camper place at the beginning of the town. The electrical connection does not work everywhere. It is not really maintained, too bad for such a beautiful location.

great campsite that is open all year round, there are not many in France. The plumbing is heated. The spots are between hedges, some are paved. Nice view of a lake. Not far from the A20. At pharmacy turn right is a good approach route.

Nice municipal campsite, open until November 15. We paid 13.40 euros with reasonable wifi close to the desk. Town is nice, small walk through the center to get at tourist info.

great campsite for on the road along the Creuse, plumbing in winter is at the front of the campsite and heated. Internet is fine. A nice walk takes you to the village via the path along the river to have a drink, for example. Will definitely come back here.

prima koa camping with excellent sanitary facilities and reasonable wifi. There is a casino where you can eat cheaply, bus daily to the strip and down town (old Las Vegas) and back again. On weekends you pay 6 dollars more than during the week. You have little trouble with the traffic.

A campsite on the road, nice host and good sanitary facilities. We were here in early December, a lot of snow on the way. The Freeway was just always snow-free. We paid $ 40.

Excellent campsite with nice places and reasonable but clean sanitary facilities. The campsite is a bit of the Freeway after so no noise. We were here December 11, wonderful weather. Shops in Mojave. In the summer there is a swimming pool. We paid $ 20 with Pasport America.

Actually a resort with many permanent residents, there are 100 RV spots available throughout the site. 4 swimming pools and hotpots, there is also a sauna. We were here December 12 and paid 27.50 per day with pasport america, you can stay for 7 days for that price.

excellent campsite with good sanitary facilities. With passport America you pay 25 dollars. Near the Arches. Moab is a cozy town, the Brewery we recommend for a beer and something to eat.

at Trailerpark beautiful places and spacious. To Banff is to walk. the surrounding area is also beautiful, the Hoodoo's for example. few showers but they are not crowded

no more than a parking space, in the visitor center toilets and wifi. Nice view of the Columbia icefield. During the day very busy with day trippers who go on a glacier for 100 dollars. We stood on the Jonas camping, 25 places up to 25 feet long. The campsite is 30 km towards Jasper. Only water and dry toilets.

Here 7 june, pretty pricey, for 3 service 43 $ and only water 36 $. We had a lot of mosquitoes. Plumbing was good, wifi only at the reception. Later on (after insisting) we were allowed to move our camper to a place with more wind because of the mosquitoes in the forest where we first stood. You are a bit close together.

Here 2 days 8 June, places with and without electricity, water at the sanitary block. Fine showers. We paid 29 $ per night with electricity, 25 without. Beautiful park with a few trails that are very worthwhile. As usual, a lot of space with fire pit and picnic table.

We were here June 5, were first at a campsite, because we wanted a shower, but it was not there in the end, no electricity either. With the train to Moos Factory. At the station overnight, no problem, is allowed. Toilet and wifi in station hall. In the early morning some shunting noise. Electricity was present, but probably only in the winter.

Fine little campsite, we were here 22 May. From north a sharp bend to the left you can better run further away, busy road with trucks. Places near the bay are beautifully situated. Sanitary is good. We paid 27 $ including electricity.

June 2, we were here, excellent private sanitary, swimming in the Ottawa river. Can be borrowed free with life jackets. Nice spacious places with electricity and water, normally 39 $ and tax we paid 30 $ cash in preseason. Trail of 4 km. A lot of mosquitoes, but where not?

We were here on May 16. Small quiet campsite on a lake. Nice owner, Wifi is well received at the front. Sanitary is good. Gaspe is beautiful especially the western coastal road.

We were here May 29 for 2 nights, paying $ 22 with Passport America per night including 2 services. Beautiful campsite in the hills. 30 km of hiking trails from the campsite. You can also rent canoes. Sanitary is reasonably clean. Reception is very friendly, here only wifi.

We were here on May 23 for three nights, first two with Passport America 34 $ and third 47 $ including 2 services. Sanitary is fine. By bus 22 (stops in front of the campsite) to station plants there L3 to station chul or laval. Transferring (paying again) at 800 or 801 to down town. Quebec is very worthwhile. Bus back is no problem until the evening. In the bus line brochures.

Were here 9 May. There are 3 camper pitches with electricity. Water at the building. Sanitary outside is a bit simple, better inside the building. You can take a walk around the grounds, beautiful surroundings. You pay 18 per person per person.

Were here May 21, nice spacious paved places. The village is within walking distance, 2.5 km. Sanitary is good, but there is only one shower and there are two toilets. We paid 30 $ including electricity and water.

We were here on May 22, were not really open yet. Places that were available were narrow through the fire pits. Located about 30 km from the ferry on a quiet road. Sanitary was good man and woman separately but in one room. Showering 1 $.

We were here May 22, very nice view, no facilities. We have not seen a single whale or other large swimming mammal. Did not spend the night here. There was nobody else.

Stood here on May 19 in a nice spot overlooking the bay. Nice manager, we paid 20 $ with Passport America. Sanitary is good and hot showers. In the night quiet, in the morning in the bay many seabirds.

We were here May 17th, great place with lots of space. The road had little trouble. We paid 20 $ because not everything was ready. At the gym we could use the bathroom. Very clean and friendly owner.

We were here 12 May for 2 nights, nice places overlooking the bay. Sanitary is reasonable, the owner is friendly. Pictou is a nice fishing village with Hector the replica. WiFi at the office is good, we paid 20 $ with Passport America.

We were here 11 May. Prima camping, is beautiful near a river, where you can swim in the summer. Sanitary is reasonable for Canadian standards. It is a Good Sam campsite with a friendly owner. We paid 30 $.

Very large campsite with many permanent campers, but also many places for passers-by. We were there the first day open 15 May. There was some snow here and there. At the spot a fire pit that we used. Sanitary was reasonable to good. WiFi also. We paid 20 $ with Passport America.

A campsite behind a motel, the bathroom was not yet open on 8 May. Well electricity. We did not pay anything because the owner was not there. The gardener said that we were allowed to stand there. The spots at the top are fine and have a nice view.

The places are good, the bathroom is outdated. The wifi only at the office and very slow. We paid 40 $ for one night, the owner is not very accessible. Many fixed pitches where the camper pitches do not really bother. There are few campsites open. We were here 7 May.

Beautiful place with a sea view, we were here 11 May. There are no facilities. There was no one and it is somewhat remote.

Here we were in early May, lots of space with electricity, water and drainage, full service. Two way is only electricity and water. We paid 20 $ with Passport America. Nice value that likes to tell. Sanitary was still closed because they are only open 15 May. It was quiet with many fixed pitches.

Here we were 6 May, a beautifully located campsite, but the bathroom is somewhat outdated. Actually all the campsites so far. At the back is a number of places near the lake, when it has rained your way, that happened to us. The host is friendly and has a tractor. There is wifi with ww CampingLive2017. Garbage outside the fence. We paid 22 $ with Passport America. Drinking water at the place was a bit cloudy.

Moderate camping, around this time (early May) there is not much open. The bathroom is old but reasonably clean. The area is beautiful and close to Peggy's Cove where many tourists take a look. Shops about 15 kilometers away.

In winter they are one of the few open. (also little or less good CPs). We always like it, friendly reception and 15.40 euro ASCI. Sanitary is good and a little heated, men and women together, washbasins behind doors. The camper spots are partly paved with some gravel. Wi-Fi at the reception is weak over the rest of the camp site.

We were here 2 Jan 2018, there were still some snow. Friendly welcome, choose a place yourself. Many places too muddy we find a spot next to the paved road. There is a nice bar at the campsite. Sanitary is good. The next day through the Pyrenees because the road is free of snow. The French descent is sometimes a bit narrow due to overhanging cliffs.

Here half October 2017 stood, camping is outdated as far as plumbing is concerned. Asci was 17 euros, WiFi must be purchased separately for 4 euros, that is no longer of this time. There are no campsites for Paris so what do you need? You can go to Bresles for 15 euros, open all year but is slightly off the route. CPs are also few here and are often not properly assessed.

At 4 o'clock we were the 2nd camper at 6 o'clock the CP was full so 10 campers in a row. Indeed many potholes in the road but no problem for us. Sanitary was closed, but the toilet was open. In the night quiet, it is a safe place. In the village, 200 meters to the right a bar and bakery, the restaurant opposite the CP was closed.

A safe paved spot with sani but in the winter the water is closed. You can discharge. Dirt container around the corner of the building and opposite the CP a convenient alimentation, only closed on Wednesday. There is no toilet. Quiet in the night.

Small and cozy campsite that was overcrowded when we were there at the turn of the year. Many German regular guests with a single Dutchman. Sanitary is sober but clean, you walk on the beach. Cycling to Denia or Oliva is easy to do. The campsite next to it, Olé is bigger and more spacious and costs 17 euros, in the winter no bar here at Rio Mar.

We were here in the middle of December, cold in the night and sometimes snow. Sanitary is simple but good, beautiful views of the Sierra Nevada. Restaurant was a bit disappointing. Only during the week there is a bus to Granada.

We were here 2 weeks at the end of December. A good campsite, beautiful area for walking. You stand in streets, you can choose between some sun or shade. Many Germans, English and Dutch, many are here 2 months or longer. Water in the place is not drinkable, I think it can be obtained from other taps. At two weeks approximately 17 per night, longer stays even more discount.

Near the city, quite slanted so you need blocks everywhere. No electricity only at the sani column. We paid 11.95 for 24 hours. Quiet in the night. Greywater and chemical toilet emptying possible.

Campsite is only open in December if you call in advance but that is nowhere mentioned. We were lucky that the owner was there because of the olive harvest. The reception was somewhat uncomfortable.Good plumbing. Walking and cycling is not really possible because of the busy road.

We felt very isolated and the CP was a bit shabby. We actually only saw stored campers and a single motorhome that was inhabited, not what we expect from the reviews. We drove to the other CP, but 1.5 km further along the river. This was more to our liking just no facilities.

Nice campsite with places divided into categories. 75 M2 5.15 € and pp 3.65 € (Elec 2.60 €), after 7 days about 4 € discount. Nice city still authentic, good cycling to for example Tavira. You are close together because there is no separation between the places. Sanitary is fine and the bar with WiFi cozy. Many French and English. We have been here for a week.

Not to be found, while there are signs in place of another 2 km. When we think there is a sign with forbidden to camp, it is also somewhat isolated and low. It is a shame because it is a nice environment for walking. We went to Fusena, that was our next plan.

A good place, too bad there is no toilet; now you are dependent on the catering industry or your own camper. There are two 50 cent showers for 5 minutes. Silves is a nice town especially the castle and the narrow streets and is good to walk. Delicious chicken at the municipal market, highly recommended.

Just enough because it is quiet and close to the old center. The plumbing is outdated and not clean as is the landfill for CH. Only in the showers of hot water. There are many cats walking around, in the summer it must be hectic because of the large apartment building adjacent to the campsite, but now empty. We paid 15 euros including electricity.

It is not a parking lot anymore, but it was delicious. It can be busy especially with young surfers in vans. There is no toilet so the bushes are used a lot. Our experience is certainly positive and it is safe to stand here between different nationalities. You can store your garbage in the green containers.

Beautiful view, everything is present and plumbing is fine. The boss, who indeed speaks French, was not unkind. At this campsite many French people who are aligned with each other as usual. As a Dutchman you are ignored and you have to be able to handle that. Campers close together. We have walked here wonderfully with a GPS, getting lost is then excluded.

Prima camping, left at the back is a number of new, paved paved RV sites at Eucalyptus trees. Satellite no problem and WiFi also not, only slowly but what are you talking about it is free. The coastal road to the right for walking quickly turns into a path along the road, a pity. Sanitary facilities are super clean, shop open from 8 am to 9 pm. CH and CR is also there.

Camper spots that are hardened, sloping. With the side in the sun for your own shadow. WiFi free but slow, log in again and again with own codes. CH and CR behind the site. Sanitary also fine satellite reception possible. Good cycling to bird area, due to the drought now little species or lapwings, the monk-hunter and monk vultures and 8 large traps seen. Recommended.

As a city camp site good, now November 14 there is enough space, 11 euros without electricity. Sanitary is plenty is dated but clean. Chem and gray water is fine. The center is walking well, half an hour. The 2nd Tuesday of the month's largest commodity market to the right of the city (south). The center is cozy and busy. Nice receptionist, speaks english.

Prima camping for the road, sanitary facilities sufficient, no hot showers in the morning. Nice reception and WiFi excellent. The busy road during the day remains annoying, at night it is quieter. Chem. toilet and gray water excellent.

Lies a bit remote, near a lake where you can walk, not around the lake. In November we were the only campers so space enough. Sanitary is simple but clean, caravan costs 9.5 € including 6 amps. Gray water and chem. toilet only at the back of the campsite. At night there is security, WiFi free and around the reception and TV room reasonable.

Prima campsite, plenty of space in the off season. We have been here 3 times before, in the summer a cooling pool. Satellite reception is good when you keep in mind the trees. Sanitary facilities are excellent and reception friendly and helpful. Park with the vale vultures is fantastic. Gray water and chemical toilet is present. WiFi is slow but free and only around the restaurant.

Spacious campsite, few guests at the end of October, we paid 28 euros; Starting tomorrow, November 1st, low season about 25 euros. Bus every hour, 10 over and over again. Sanitary is good for a city camping for sure. Walking can also go along the busy road with little sidewalk.

A city campsite, which has already been said a lot, has little to add. In the autumn there is a lot of place and some maneuvering is good if you sometimes need some blocks. The metro to the center is fine, you can also take the bike path to walk to the Canillejas metro, there are also some small shops and a slide nearby. With maps-to find me well. Sanitary fitting, Wi-Fi what hurts.

Excellent camping, in the off season 19 euro. Sanitary facilities are very modern. Lots of space in the fall. WiFi at the building next to the restaurant is free. The restaurant itself is closed as is the camping shop. You can find a place yourself, satellite reception is well taken care of with the trees.

New owner, we have been traveling here for years and often stay for a few days. Everything is present, you can walk well in the hinterland and also there along the village. In the late season, only bread after 1 hour. The left behind are plenty of places with especially sun and view. Wifi is free and open. In the off season you pay with the asci 17 euro. Sanitary is fine, gray water and chem at the exit.

I think this camper place is different ie camping-car Fronton affiliated with the municipal camping. You stand on concrete concrete plateaus, certainly necessary because of the mud. Campers larger than 7 meters are complicated because the plateaus are not large. Via the back you can go to the campsite, for the toilet and the shower. There is no internet at the moment, in the village at the Santiago desk.

Outside the campsite a single CP spot, we were at the campsite for 16 euros. Nicely situated under trees on the Dordogne, easy walk to the city. As a city walk walked, the plan of the nice receptionist got. No hot water and the wifi we have not got the talk, weak signal and code unknown notification ..... Sanitary is further fine only not high.

A city campsite has already been said a lot about the price you have to pay here and the transportation to and from the city center, all true. No hot water in building 2 so take a cold shower and wash or walk to block 1. Everything close after 23 hours also the showers, but very close to the city, which is of course delicious again. By bike and bus can be reached easily and you do it.

Great place, you have sun and shadow areas, WiFi is good. Theresienstadt is walking far, because in the city, too, the buildings that are far apart, we traveled by bike 6 km. Sanitation is good and the noise of the trains will win you on your own. Beautiful view of the Elbe. Restaurant we do tonight.

Simple campsite on a river, town is within walking distance. The bridge over is a nice Greek restaurant and a little bit further. Town itself to castle is touristy, you can walk well to Beroun 15 km, by train. Do not wash any shower.

Close to Cesky Krumlov, on the bike very easy to do, 4.5 km via a bike trail right next to the campsite. Sanitary is fine, WiFi only at the entrance. Restaurant was close. City is nice, it is only forgiven by the bus tourists. With the info on the square a free map. There is also campersani at the campsite.

See previous reviews, new sanitary facilities are not ready yet, at the end of June it will be according to the nice manager. The restaurant at the church is closed on monday, sorry for us. Recommended.

We stand here between tents and some campers, a quiet place where you can walk a lot in the area. Especially the caves need to be seen here, on the bike. Sanitary is reasonable but somewhat outdated. No gray water and chem. Toilet can be in the normal toilet. Near the town of Sloup and a café across the street. There are special fireplaces and there is a kitchen where you can sit.

See previous reviews. Calling a camping but no tap except than paying 10 cents 10 liters, I think that is a bit overly exaggerated. Also no laundry except outside on a pallet table without anything. Certainly a beautiful area with views, the spots are tight for a camping and are without shade. Wifi and sanitary good and manager nice. Pentecost all reserved as elsewhere here in Sak. Switzerland!

As the others have written, a beautiful CP under trees, ample places. Only toilets and a sink and a cold shower outside. Very calm with quivering birds. Chemical toilet to vacate, there is a water tap behind place 7, at some places of old. No WiFi either by the pool. A 10 if there was a shower and wifi.

Good camping, Ascension is very busy, then you have to be there early, free places to find yourself. Sanitary fine as well as chemical toilet and gray water drain. WiFi free but not good at all. Pool was delicious. You can walk well from the campsite, well marked, a card is required but you can borrow or buy it for 4.5 €. 4 € per day extra for garbage and tax.

Great cp to visit the beautiful town, by bike. From the nice administrator got a map. Nice old center fully restored, for a 1/2 day, anywhere you can eat for a reasonable price or have a beer. The toilet room is fine for the number of places we had with 5 other campers. Now 13 € and 2 € current. No gray water and toilet discharge possible.

Prima place, near the Weser, the rest was full. No comments except that you can not lose your dirt but actually that's not a problem. Nice town with a small walk through the Altstad, departure from the tourist info at the market. You can ride a bike here.

Our all very massive, many snowbirds mainly British and Germans. Reviews are great but almost all of these places are occupied, smaller spots behind the campsite. 19 euro a lot of money for one night, the internet 4 euros. Want to be longer than it is cheaper. Sanitary well, Mercadona 50 meters before the campsite, convenient.

Netherlands towards a good stop. It is winter and we drive back through Toulouse, few campsites open in France so you need to plan well. However, a reasonable campsite but all a bit tired and after 7 hours is all dark so no reception and restaurant open. Internet 4 euros for one day, very slow and not always continuous connection. Could be better because you pay for 18 euros.

16 Dec, some campers, nice view, plumbing is fine. Spots under trees, it is possible satellite on the edge. Friendly man at the front desk. What muddy by the rain. Natural close.

Plenty of rain, a sanitary block is open, is satisfactory. Spacious but sometimes muddy spots. 3,000 people in but we were almost the only ones. Many trees in the places making it what is fitting and measuring. It is an 8-minute walk to the bus that goes to Madrid. Good connection in the morning 3 per hour. € 4.20 one way.

More than 20 places, but without electricity. Plumbing is fine, shower costs 250 kr. Nice area, camping is on the road but you do not bother. Hiking, par 37 kr orbit around the corner 3000.

Beautiful places, sanitary less, we are working on. Free wifi and showers too. Price per person 1600 kr. The two other sites in the neighborhood are similar, Vogar camping is the least inviting, plumbing is badly maintained and poor. Bjarg campground is also beautiful, there is no wifi the plumbing is fine, you also pay for the motor 500 or 1500 kr dep. vd size.

Located well, but facilities are too little for too many people, room 500 kr. Camping cash pp 1500 kr..

Fine place. Very friendly reception. Stream is possible with long cable (at least 30 meters). Nice view over cornfield. Some traffic noise. Water available as well as chemical toilet, rest is not there. DKK 50. Near ferry to Iceland.

A campsite on the coast, but some messy plumbing was clean, not luxury. Reviews are narrow but are doing. By bus to Malaga's fine, 45 minutes. Wifi 2 euros a day was good. Bread in the bar. Gray water at the exit, not really hygienic.

We stood here on 2 March. A beautiful setting a 9, but the plumbing is outdated 4, hot shower in women was broken, the men there was no hot water, a washing 1. The place was very dirty. There were still three Dutch and one Swede, weekends seem there to be many Spaniards. Now it's nice and quiet. Little shade. We paid 17 euros.

A beautiful spacious site between holm oaks, sun and / or shade. We were there in late January 2016, in the night it can be quite cold, -3 on January 30, the day when the sun is so 20 degrees. Wifi at the bar or reception, plumbing is working hard on a building is finished. The area is remote and beautiful, you can walk well. The welcome was warm and we recommend the site highly.

nice campground, January 10, 2016 there were nearly the only campers. Friendly reception, wifi we did not have to pay. Beautiful area for walking, especially in May, then definitely come back. Prades within walking distance, beautiful village. Plumbing is clean and heated slightly.

in the winter a great camp, great but you do not notice that. Heated sanitary, lovely swimming pool, on the weekend you have to pay for it! Why is not clear to me. You can easily walk to Villa Nova, with line 1 again.

end of August been here, great camping and plumbing. Everything is present. From the campsite, walk to town. You can enjoy hiking in the back country when it is not called so from the campsite.

We agree with the previous comments but to pay a camper place 17.60 euro is a lot of money in Portugal. It is a place with a camper camping price. A camping gives more room here we were camper to camper, given the previous comments we had other expectations.

Beautifully situated in forest, but less suitable for large RVs. Sanitary outdated.