@HennydeWaal

We found it to be a messy, cramped campsite. Everything is mixed together with far too much space for every vehicle; this wouldn't have been necessary if they had more or less demarcated it. The sanitary facilities were much too small for such a large campsite and, in our case, not clean. There was a good restaurant/beer garden, though.

Nice campsite; parking ticket, electricity, water, etc. via poles but simple to operate. Toilet available at the tennis club, usually open early, 200m away. There is also a good restaurant here. Rottweil is a beautiful town. Neckcarline suspension bridge and Testturm observation tower within walking distance.

Lovely, quiet, simple campsite. The owner and hostess are super friendly and, above all, very helpful. But then again, they are Dutch. We discovered the next morning at the campsite that we had a flat tire; they were immediately ready with a professional garage jack. The surroundings are also great with all those hiking trails. It's a shame they don't have managers for the restaurant yet. In short, we enjoyed ourselves and will definitely come back here.

Now that is a truly amazing mini-campsite. Very neat lawn, very tidy, delicious soft ice cream from a vending machine. We stayed at a pitch with private sanitary facilities, which is highly recommended; everything was incredibly well organized. Very beautiful cycling and walking routes, lovely area. We only met the owner, but were received in a super friendly manner. We will definitely be back.

Great campsite and a lovely, spontaneous welcome from a Dutch-speaking lady. Beautiful camper pitches, all surrounded by a hedge and very wide. The sanitary facilities are very neat and clean. They were even polishing the window frames. A village with a variety of restaurants is a 5-minute walk away. We will definitely return here for some lovely walks.

Nice CP, check-in is very easy. Find your own spot, your number plate is already scanned when you enter. Just fill in the rest in your own language and you're done. €20 all-inclusive: electricity, water, toilet, showers (small but clean), waste (water). The receipt also offers various discounts, even free public transport. What "zero tolerance"? The receipt shows your latest exit time. Where else is the limit?

Very nice, quiet campsite with clean sanitary facilities. As almost everywhere in southern England, very friendly reception. Nice walking route to the Cliff Top café (nice location by the sea for a cup of coffee, drink or snack), Battle of Britain Memorial (exhibition of war planes etc.) and The Valiant Sailor (Brown café where you can eat well). By bike to Folkstone, old town by the sea. And for those who base their rating on that; we paid £ 29

Nice quiet CP, on a large lawn. No reception, you can call him and he will tell you where to go and come by later. That guy really tells you more than you can remember. You can take a nice walk there to Land's End, Goose Slade Point and Sennen Cove. The pup "First & Last Inn" is also recommended, you can also eat well there.

We stayed here for 2 nights, simple -in English way dated camping- but everything was super clean, there was even a small indoor pool. Nice walk to st' Michael's Mount island-where you can walk to in the morning at low tide, otherwise with a boat- and the next day to Penzance by bike. A nice little town, with cycle paths to it like you only know in Holland.

It is indeed a campsite with many permanent pitches. With a super friendly simple "farmer" who runs this, when we arrived there was a piece of paper on the information sheet saying "sorry full", but we were so bold as to drive into the campsite and the best man came outside and looked for it. a place for us. We stayed here for 2 nights for €36.66 per night incl. shower, toilet and electricity. Super neat campsite on the water, near a beautiful Viking museum