@Harre-maat

We stayed here for one night in September and made the choice because sanitary facilities were available. We discovered that showering is a peculiar experience. There are 2 washbasins and 2 showers without partitions. The showers are equipped with shower curtains and cannot be closed off. The entrance door to the room has a knob cylinder, but it is positioned in such a way that you cannot lock it from the inside. So, very little privacy.

In September, a lovely spot for an overnight stay. There are campervan pitches with electricity to the left of the car park entrance that you can pay for via the payment terminal. The car park has license plate registration at the entrance and exit. During the day there is noise from the main road, but in the evening it is nice and quiet. Later in the year, you should take into account falling acorns from the oak trees if you do not want to be startled by the noise on your roof.

We booked a spot via Campercontact in September. The booking went smoothly. Upon arrival, we were greeted in Dutch and assigned a very spacious pitch with a view over the valley. We were also close to the fully equipped sanitary facilities. A bike ride to Brilon is easily possible, but the return trip is difficult without an e-bike or good fitness due to the steep hill you have to climb, as the campsite is located on top of the hill.

I stayed at this busy campsite in early September. I hadn't made a reservation, so I showed up at reception on a whim. The campsite was packed, and the parking lot for transients was also occupied. Because we weren't dependent on electricity, we were able to stay for two days at a lovely spot by the river without power. We cycled to Koblenz, which was perfectly doable. Thanks for the good service; it made my day.

The facilities at CCP are fine as always. However, upon our arrival, the check-in wasn't working. We were alerted to this by a camper who was already at the site. We contacted CCP and explained the problem. After this, the gate was opened remotely and we were able to drive in. The campsite is easily accessible. Excellent Wi-Fi is available using your CCP number as the password.

We stayed at a camper pitch for two days with our camper during the second weekend in September. We didn't use any facilities except for the trash can. There was still plenty of space. If you press the video doorbell at reception, you are greeted warmly by the owner. During the day there is passing traffic, but in the evening you hardly hear anything, even though you are parked close to the road. I think it is nice and quiet if you stay at the camping pitches.

Don't tell anyone: this is a great campsite. We stayed on the hikers' field for three days. Wonderfully quiet and you can choose your own spot. There are 4 power points and a water tap available on the hikers' field in case you are not self-sufficient. More than 5 units can be placed on the field, so you might miss out if the power points are occupied. The sanitary facilities are cleaned very well by the staff. Well done.