Friendly welcome. Small campsite with outdated but clean sanitary facilities. Beautiful spots by the lake. We went to the moose safari by bike, about a 10-minute ride. Definitely worth it. One point of attention: We were on pitch 40, practically next to the rubbish. Due to the warm weather, we were basically standing in the stench of the rubbish the whole time. Otherwise, nothing but praise for this campsite.

A fantastic campsite with beautiful and clean, completely renovated sanitary facilities. Within walking distance, about 20 minutes walk, from beautiful Saarburg. Saarburg is really worth it. The campsite manager is very attentive and very hospitable. We got a free ticket for the summer toboggan run for our daughter. The campsite is pleasant. choose your own spot. Electricity separately according to consumption. Not a cheap campsite, but worth it.

Impersonal place via a card system where you can pay for everything. We stood close to the entrance and saw that a lot people found the card system complicated. Too bad, because it is a beautiful place to visit Trier. Furthermore, all amenities are available. You can walk to the city center of Trier in about half an hour. Great to view Trier and then travel further. Baker on site in the morning.

Great places on the Moselle. Separated by a cycle path. Friendly Dutch host. The place is about a 35 minute walk to beautiful Bernkastel-Kues. We paid €20 including shower, electricity, toilet, water and discharge of waste water and toilet. Good price quality. Toilet and shower very clean. The only downside was the tall grass. this makes it look a bit sloppy.

Nice and very well-maintained campsite directly on the Moselle. By public transport (less than 5 minutes walk) to Beilstein and Cochem. the places with a lot of privacy are not very large. We stood whole nicely in place 80. The bakery is there every day with a wide range. It is a campsite with many small children.

Price quality ratio totally skewed. Poorly maintained campsite pushed out behind everything the park has to offer. Place reserved with sizes camper. Didn't fit our camper. Power very bad; camper fridge did not want to run on this. At least 700 meters walk to central facilities. Center Quimper about 30 min walk. Bread to order. Submit the night before. Waste bin from the campsite at least 5 minutes walk. Really not nice.

Small retro campsite. Old but clean sanitary facilities. Toilet paper not available. Ideal for visiting Ile de Bréhat. In high season it is almost impossible to get a place without a reservation. Beautiful view. The lady at the reception speaks excellent English. You can order the sandwiches the day before. Almost no place is right on the campsite.

Well maintained and neat campsite. Great for a visit to Dinan. Via the back entrance of the campsite you walk in a very steep descent to the river Rance. You can reach the Port of Dinan in 20 minutes via the river. To get to the city you will have to climb a steep climb of at least fifteen minutes. It's definitely worth it. From camping to Dinan is not suitable for people with walking difficulties or wheelchairs and prams.

Nice little retro campsite just outside St Malo. A bit of a challenge to get to the campsite due to the narrow street. the sanitary facilities are very outdated, but are cleaned well. You have to bring your own toilet paper. Via the green gate you walk half an hour to the old center of St Malo. The area behind the campsite is also nice for a nice walk. Bread roll service in caravan on the campsite next to the reception.