Beautiful, shady pitches. The pool is small but great for cooling off. A 30-euro menu. The grilled fish was delicious, as were the pasta and mussels. It's located near a beautiful bay for swimming (900 meters). Beautiful bike rides to places like Caesarea Therne (recommended) and Otranto. The greywater disposal site and the clean water point are inconveniently located: with our 7.5-meter campervan, we skipped them; maneuvering between trees wasn't ideal.

Excellent for the ACSI rate until mid-September. Lovely pool (sunbeds for rent on the beach and by the pool). VERY large, but only 10% occupied in September. Cycling to Lecce is NOT a scenic route, and there's nothing to do in the surrounding area. Perfect for peace and quiet and a beach break.

30 euros (the owner is asking for something..., ACSI... no way...) for a campsite full of ants and mosquitoes. Substandard sanitary facilities, paid showers, find an alternative!

Like the previous review. NOTHING works here, but there's peace and quiet, plenty of space, and a beautiful gorge walk (Sentiero 3). Be careful trying to navigate Laterza; narrow streets, lots of one-way traffic.

Keep to the large Palacio Te parking lot (the location is slightly different than indicated here; near the stadium). Because it's an access road from an industrial estate and so close to the highway, it felt too much like a "grab and go" experience. So we drove on to the campervan site in the northeast of the city, which was fine (€26.50). If you don't want to spend the night, I would have considered it.

A safe, top location in the beautiful city center. Cleaning was already underway at 7:00 AM. Basic, but clean, restrooms. A good restroom station. Plenty of shade and (max) a 10-minute bike ride to town on a cycle path; where, amidst the palaces, you can also buy all sorts of unique sweet treats.

There is a toilet. You can park here for free. Saint Emilion is around the corner (Unesco heritage site: beautiful). although on a fairly busy road during the day. you can dump in Pomerol. there is room for several campers. because it is a busy season for the owner no tasting opportunity for the wines, but therefore no feeling of "having to buy something".

spacious free places. beautiful sunsets to see. in the evening at 7:30 there is a short explanation about the wine and you can buy something without obligation. Saint Emilion is only a 10 minute bike ride away and is a Unesco heritage site (well worth it): the underground church with guided tour must be booked via VVV. .

You can discharge cassette and grey water here. You can't fill up with clean water: the system is "in a breakdown". Because you can stay overnight at many winegrowers in the area (for free), this is a great place to discharge.

Beautiful view of the lake: everyone from the campsite is allowed to sit on the first 4 meters of grass with a chair. Very close together, beautiful green grass (due to all the bans). Toilet paper is not replenished properly and there is minimal warm water from the shower (little pressure, and mixing with cold is immediately cold). Campsites near Iseo still overcrowded in mid-September (had to drive past 4). Prices are not cheap, but Italy is definitely more expensive than France

paid 10.10 euros for an overnight stay (24 hours). Next to the railway. City center quickly accessible by bike or free public transport. It is nothing more than a large parking lot, but you have a good place to put your camper. The camper place in Padua offered more than this and was exclusively for camper. here it is a mixture of cars and campers

perfect for visiting the city, 4 km by bike to the center (or tram right next to camper place). water and toilet disposal are included in the 10 euro price for 24 hours. waste dumping 50 cents. Electricity 2 euros for 8 hours (additional dumping possible in between). Due to loose manhole covers and cars speeding past, quite noisy at night. safe feeling due to video surveillance. And immediate help at the barrier. Padua is really beautiful.

it is the only campsite in Burgos, and that seems to be exploited. Price is fairly high and they do not build up a maintenance budget for sanitary facilities. missing locks, shower heads that may or may not be properly hung, etc. I thought Acsi “stamp” meant something more than this. places quite spacious and top cycle path into the city. friendly welcome, to end on a positive note...

narrow places, all in a row next to each other with a table and chair from the campsite. no evening sun, for those who consider that important. sanitary facilities; good hot shower, no place to hang your stuff (can be outside the cubicle). quite steep road for about 2 km, then a flat cycle path for about 6 km) to San Sebastian (we managed with a normal bike.

neatly laid out. within walking distance of the beautiful city. passages at the back are a bit narrow, so I would not put the camper in this maneuvering spot. (everyone is going to cross your camper). only 5 euros and payment system works well. insert coins, green tick, your license plate, green tick and you're done. When we exited, the system did not pick up our license plate, but we pressed the bell: a helpful employee immediately opened the barrier.

Saturday evening: many mopeds driving around the square between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m., bored and bored: place is accessible, no facilities. there is waste and glass containers on the square and benches to sit. still quite a distance from the center (about 2.5 km), easy to do by bike. The city is nice, with good quality tapas places such as Pura Cepa (ask for the menu for hot dishes).

Arjan greets you in a welcome manner. Completely new campsite, with a nice atmosphere. nice lights, chalkboard, picking garden, outdoor room covered with a large tent canvas. Cycling to the center of Leiden, or outside to Katwijk aan Zee. plenty of options. spacious pitches with their own water supply. lovely hot showers

nice reception. choose your own place (September). on the river (not many places with a river view, but you can hear it). big places. sanitary facilities neat. Snacks (pizza, fries, nuggets) and bread service for the morning. and swimming pool is still open. 22 euros including electricity.

Located 3 km (and 250 altitude meters) above the village of Mont Dore: you can cycle to the village, but back...  With a panorama of almost 360° in the most beautiful places. It is worth taking a good look, because you can choose a spot yourself. bread service, even in September. Beautiful trips can be made to the thermal baths of Mont Dore (book at the tourist office) and to the beautiful walking path at the top of the cable car on the Puy de Sancy “roof of the Auvergne”

what a gem! located on a hill above the lake, overlooking the lake, chateau de val, and the ruins of an old chateau. picnic benches where you can enjoy that view. spotless sanitary facilities. The road there is a challenging piece of piloting skills. luckily we didn't meet anyone.

sanitary facilities are simply NOT cleaned. unbelievable but true. only toilet paper is replenished. showers can be adjusted in terms of heat. Pitches are spacious.

Pay 17 euros for 24 hours (you get a city pass for that). request access code from VVV; there you can also pay (after you have already parked). with the city pass you can also enter a number of sights. it's just a parking lot right off highway

near the old center with picturesque spots, terraces and shops (everything is uphill from the campsite). . toilet without toilet paper. tercassencamkng me cvticht on the river.