Fine and quiet camper site if you are self-sufficient. 90% of the parked cars are walking a dog in the park.

Drive past the waste bins and the cemetery. The camper pitch is on the grass field. Right next to it is a car park for passenger cars. Large campers cannot park there.

We have been coming here (every now and then) for years. Since the renovation, it is less cluttered and greener. However, there are far fewer and smaller spots to park. No problem for our campervan. With larger campers, it can be a challenge. Plenty of restaurants and cafes, and good walking opportunities.

Nice spot with certainly room for 4 campers on the field by the picnic table. Occasionally a train on the other side. Nice view of the Marne-Rhine Canal.

Behind the barrier at the boat ramp is a hut with real toilets and real showers (with hot water). At the entrance to the free parking lot is a water tap for filling jerry cans. Today the grass was too wet and boggy. But there's plenty of gravel along the edge. In short, a place worth keeping secret.

Great camper site. Beautiful view. Calves can stay with the cows and keep their horns. You can open the gate yourself. Very relaxing.

Great camper place. Free cassette discharge and flush. Electricity (if needed) works. In front of the camper field is a mowed lawn under tall trees. Ideal for a tropical day like today. And then you also have the swimming pool.

You are in a good position here. There are also a few local campers parked on the parking lot. Close to the restaurant "Alte Brauhaus". Sanistation is a bit hidden behind the glass containers on a corner of the basketball court. Unfortunately, the Sanistation is now completely broken. Kurtax is now €2.10 pppn. To be paid at the tourist office.

Great place to spend the afternoon and night. Through the park you can walk to the Altstadt. We were first at the other camper place in Gotha, but because we wanted to spend the afternoon next to the camper, we drove on to this one.

If you can't find it at the end or if the TomTom tells you to turn around: just continue driving along the parking lot for cars. You will then see a number of campers (it is always busy there). Then you are there. There is always a free spot.

Strange place. Water doesn't work anymore. Discharging is possible.

Don't come here if you want a raked camper place, or can't stand being alone. We were great at the end of the field in perfect peace. Sitting on grass with a view of cows. Other side: ex-station and buses in peace. Supermarket: 3 min walk

Was full of work cars. Went to the other camper place in town. That one also seems much better.

Great camper place. The water also appears to be free. Situated on a Visorando walking route along 3 castles (or ruins). Limited space for long campers (possibility to let the back overhang above the grass).

The photo with the hedges is not of the camper place. I added a new photo. We didn't think it looked nice enough and we still had enough time. That's why we drove to another camper place.

Chemical toilet discharge is possible again. Water not tried (token needed)

If you want a sea view, you better drive 2 km to a mixed parking, where you can also stay overnight. Location: N48,6614 W4,29646

Excellent CP. NB: the service station is outside the camper place. A 25 meters west of the entrance. At the beginning and end of school time the camper place is flooded with cars because of dropping off and picking up the children.

Parking was under reconstruction. So we went a few minutes further to the camper place of Pabu. That is a great camper place.

Previous review is still correct. They are actually parking spaces for cars, so too short for most campers. However, it is no problem to let the back stick out above the grass.

Great camper place. That picture with a viaduct is not from here. Very quiet. The church bell rings all night long. Twice a day the parking lot is flooded with cars because of dropping off and picking up school children.

Waste disposal (including free water) is opposite the camper place on the other side of the square. Directly behind the camper place is a grass strip with picnic benches. The campsite is right next to the camper place.

Emptying and flushing the chemical toilet is fine again. We didn't need drinking water. It feels like you're driving into the driveway of a house. But then you really arrive at the camper place. Quiet but no interesting view.

Great camper place. Three official places. Free electricity for 6 connections (not necessary for us). We were with 8 campers, so that is apparently tolerated. Free water and located in a park..

This Camper Place now costs €10 per night. Water and electricity must be paid separately. Unfortunately, accommodation can only be paid for via app.

Relaxed place on a mixed parking lot. Looks like it's still from the GDR era. Most concrete slabs are cracked. Directly on the Peene with a nice view of the Hanseatic town and old industry (including an old crane). We were here with several campers and fishermen.

Great place. We stood at the front and had a nice view of the wooden drawbridge. Still €7 for a 24 hour ticket. The parking lot filled up during the afternoon on Saturday in June. But because people are constantly leaving, finding a spot should be possible.

Previous review was apparently with a bad route app. We had no problem getting there. A narrow road, but with enough passing ports to pass any oncoming traffic. Superb location. We just couldn't figure out how to pay. In the end we put the money in the mailbox at their house.

Great overnight spot with a view of the blooming Mimosa in February. There are actually two fields. The one closest to the store is from Casino itself. The other probably from the municipality. There are also separate waste bins, the campers and last night a big truck and bus.

Out of season the parking machines are out of use (they have a cover) and you can therefore park for free. We enjoyed the view and the people strolling. Enjoy the sun with the sliding door open. Busy traffic on the boulevard.

Great place to discharge chemical toilet and fill jerry cans with free drinking water. Close to the new location of the camper place.

Check the coordinates for the new location of the camper place. This is located on the edge of town near a kind of park. Nice and spacious pitches on grass. No services at this location (garbage bin only). We could sit comfortably in the February sun.

We also liked this triangular gravel field/parking lot at the entrance to the town. Nice and calm. From the camper we saw a few children, elderly people playing jeu de boules, 3 sheep and a number of chickens. Also late sunflowers in the flower border next to the parking lot.

The geolocation of the new site is N 47.10454 E5.26777. It is a lawn marked P-Camping Car. Next to a large ground field (general parking lot). We thought the view from the lawn was fine. Calm. Service station at the port.

A rabbit and a stray cat also live there. It is really the central meeting place of the area (and for collecting waste). Also on Saturday evening there were no problems with young people hanging around. Disposing of cassette via the public toilet. Press the water pressure tap firmly.

Discharge by lifting the manhole cover. Water tap on the wall nearby. Plenty of waste containers. Net supermarket nearby. On Saturday there is plenty of sports and jeu de boules.

The parking consists of 3 horizontal floors. The top one has a height restriction. As a camper you will find it quietest on the middle level. Toilets with washbasins available. It is highly recommended to walk about 10 minutes to the Belvédère (direction indicated on signs). Beautiful views on both sides.

If you look at the Rhône, behind you you have a D-road, in front of you a country road where unfortunately trucks rumble to and from a nearby quarry. The hydroelectric power station hums. But you are right on the Rhône, with occasional cargo boats and river cruise ships. Fine for us.

Excellent camper place in a general parking lot. At an old public washing place. Leclerq is indeed within walking distance and can be discharged from the chemical toilet by opening the manhole cover. Apparently a popular camper place so close to the A7 and N7. There were a total of 7 campers. This is fine if you do not stand anti-socially (across the parking spaces).

Can be found, but unfortunately still closed. I have no idea if it will ever open again. For the beautiful view you have to walk a bit towards the town.

Unfortunately it was full (end of September). So it must be OK enough.

Nice unobstructed view. No shade on the camper site, but next to the playing field there is a lawn with a row of trees where you can sit in the shade. Discharge chemical toilet by lifting the manhole cover (normal valve is stuck). There is still a grid that hinders toilet paper. However, rinse water does the trick.

Indeed quiet and super beautiful view of Mont Ventoux. Reception (Acquil) was closed. Therefore, "make yourself at home", as one note said. Unfortunately the shop was also closed. We would have liked to buy a bottle of olive oil. Only when we left did we see the owner.

Quiet spacious grounds. Indeed slightly sloping in most places. Occasionally a single passenger car would park there. So as a camper you have all the space. 12 medium-sized trees, so you can sit in the sun or shade according to your choice. Sufficient rubbish bins.

In itself a great camper place. A downside is that the water is turned off (to save water). Would campers use extra water if it was free? OK. Maybe wash it an extra time. Furthermore, there are sufficient sorted waste bins.

Unfortunately, a long-stay camper was in the spot with the best view. So we had to make do with the B choice spot. Luckily the weather was nice so we could sit outside. 2 spots are reserved for campers. But you can also park in the parking lot itself. We were here with 4 campers.

We spent a great night in our campervan in this small parking lot. 'At night it is full of cars from city center residents. A plus point for us was that several hiking trails start from the parking lot. Took a walk from the parking lot to the beautiful Kaysersberg and the walled town of Kientzheim.

Excellent free CP within walking distance of the center. The adjacent school is a Dalton school with clearly many students from the surrounding area. Many children are dropped off and picked up by car. We think that's a pleasant atmosphere. The adjacent grass strip is great for the crossing of longer campers.

Plus points for the flat surface with those open tiles, the perfect tranquility and the view. Well done by the competent authorities.

Building this camper place on the dike with a direct view of the Elbe has cost quite a bit. So that you have to pay for this is fine. But they also get a penalty point from us that you can only pay with coins.

Payment by card is currently not possible. So 15 € with coins. Tap water is not working at the moment. There is a toilet building with a toilet and one shower. Nice is a fully self-service shop (including self-Scan) in the parking lot. Nice typical German holiday town.

Camper place is fine. Although there is some building materials next to it (+dixi), you are standing flat and quiet. At 300m a Lidl and a Rewe. At 500m the cathedral.

At the harbor you have a great view, but not enough good parking spaces. At the station it was too messy and too crowded. Here it is a nice spacious flat parking with grass around it. Against the earthen city wall. In 8 minutes walk via the footpath to the central market square.

Great place. Moderate view, close to center. Paid parking from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. A day ticket is valid for 24 hours.

The renovation of this motorhome has clearly been done without proper knowledge of how to do it. Difficult compartments for larger campers. The camper itself stands on those open tiles (grass blocks), but you need a gangway to access the camper in wet weather. It's nice that Breda has such a camper place close to the center.

The view is nothing. Furthermore, a nice motorhome. The water tap has become a normal one (see photo) with 3/4 inch screw connection. We could sit next to the camper in the October sun.

A beautiful motorhome. 3 neat insert strips. So full = full. Too bad they didn't make those inserts horizontal. Now levellers are needed. Discharge + water for free.

When we arrived in the afternoon we were the only camper. You have the best view of the lake at the back. On the lake side you have a grassy area and also scattered trees for any shade. Ultimately 11 campers. Bakker also came by at the beginning of October.

Calm spot. The D40 is a narrow and quiet D-road. Tokens are still not needed to tap water. Pretty good view. Flat terrain. What else do you want?

Flushing water to clean the cassette toilet is free. Places with a view of the bridge were occupied, but on the other side you have places with a nice lawn behind (or in front of) your camper. With direct views of a monastery and the river Lot.

There is a view of the castle from the motorhome, but unfortunately not from every motorhome. Discharge cassette toilet is free, but for rinsing you have to activate the sani column (so pay).

This is just a mixed parking lot. Spending the night in the vehicle (including camper) is allowed. Sufficient place, fine for one night. No facilities except for trash can.

The sign with "camping intedrit" and reference to a nearby campsite (see 1 of the older photos) has been replaced by a normal P(arking) sign. So this is a mixed parking where you can stay overnight in your vehicle. Clean toilet block with a tap where you can fill a jerry can.

The Camperplace in Bénéjacq is indeed better to spend the night. But when we came here to visit Lourdes it turned out that we were the only camper (at the end of September). That is apparently also possible. For your coordinates: you are (just) in the western hemisphere.

The other motorhome (600 meters away) is actually better than this motorhome in all respects. For the same price it offers a view, discharge, water, bathing water closer. In short, only consider if that other motorhome is full.

You have to pay to pass the barrier. After that you have to hope that there is space available on the motorhome (you can also look first of course). 8 official spots plus 8 on the opposite lawn. When exiting, the barriers are raised automatically. So the amount is once per stay. That naturally provokes "long stay". As a result, three places were "permanently" occupied.

At the payment terminal for the parking fee it says "here is a daily rate", but this means: "a 24 hour rate" (extendable by 24 or 48 hours). Pay with debit card or parking app. Such a nice aviary. Within walking distance of the center with plenty of restaurants.

During a heat wave it is fine to stand under the trees. You are on a fine grass surface. The petit restaurant closes at 18:30. But Schoonloo is easily accessible by bike for the Horeca.

15 Sept. Quiet motorhome. Lift drain cover to discharge chemical toilet. Next to a sports field with withered grass and a house with 5 children and 5 dogs.

Spacious CP. With its own driveway located right next to the asphalt parking at the yacht & fishing port. There is also a small center and several restaurants. Nice to walk at low tide to the oyster beds beyond the harbour.

Not the most exciting motorhome in terms of view and location, but otherwise you are fine. There was a small circus but there was still plenty of room. Free water with good tap. Cassette toilet can also be emptied. I'll have this adjusted.

Great motorhome. Due to rain, the grass was soggy, but that should not spoil the fun. There is room for 40 campers. You can easily reach the castle or the center via the towpath. Waste bins at the exit.

Wonderfully quiet place. On the one side you have a view of bobbing boats, on the other side you have the swamp, with water again in the distance.

Even at the end of September it was still almost full. From here we made a nice walk along the coast and the local menhirs, dolmen and tumili.

There were quite a few campers staying overnight here. Not super cozy but ok. We used it here as a service place. Good for that. There's even a dog wash area and 3 sinks (great for refilling a jerry can). There are also washing machines at this location.

There are no facilities other than a garbage can. I passed this on. The payment terminal is covered. Maybe this is only out of season, but now at least it's free. Great to visit the various megalithic monuments of Carnac from here on foot or by bike.

You stand on (mown) grass in the lee of trees and shrubs (very nice today because it was too windy to stand directly on the coast). Still some sunny spots at the end of September. 2 squat toilets. Near the beach. Made a nice walk.

A place you'd like to keep a secret. Beautiful "own" bay that almost completely fills at high tide. Direct access to the large beach. We were alone during the day. At the end of the day a few campers arrived. Tap present in the squat toilet. Lots of local walkers, petanque players and picnickers on weekends.

The Camperplaats is not really cozy. Along houses and the car park of the sports event. But it's a great place to discharge and get free water. A good tap (with connection wire for a hose and powerful jet) is accessible behind a door (not locked). It is better to spend the night a few km away at Port du Tinduff.

Extra plus points for the tranquility and the view (the bobbing boats and the harbor). A large area. Somewhat messy looking but also with some grass edges. V+E can be found a few km away in the town.

Came here to empty chemical toilet. Unfortunately I hadn't read the reviews to realize that's not possible. Will notify change.

In addition to previous comment: you are flat, grass edges present. Drinking water (free) has a connection for a water hose and comes with a fairly powerful jet. For the record the restaurant is only open for lunch and only Monday to Friday.

Nice view, but unfortunately a bit less from or next to the camper because of the jeu de boules field, parking and a low 'dune' of gravel. Was completely full (weekend 2nd half of September). Multiple residual waste containers. Empty chemical toilet "like at home" (there is a free public toilet).

Really beautiful view and a narrow road. View from the camper or standing. If you sit on your seat next to the camper you look at bushes. But out of the wind that is. Just a glass container.

Really beautiful view and quiet. Drinking water is now free. Press the small button next to the slot where you used to have to put tokens in. That activates the system.

Excellent basic cp at the center. 4 supermarkets within walking distance. From here we walked 2 Klompenpaden (free app). Of course neatly parked directly along the grass so that 2 campers could be next to it (but stayed alone). Fish stall in the parking lot on Wednesday.

Spacious pitches. quiet at night. The center of Dalfsen starts immediately after the bridge at less than 500 meters. Location is not spectacular, but with sheep directly behind the cp.

Practical CP. On the 2nd night we stood in a row with 7 campers on the official parking strip. Fitted easily. Discharge through the drain at the corner of the scout fence on the side of the large parking lot. Nice cycle path to the center (starts at 2.5 km). Some excitement (and social control) due to the driving lessons. From under our folding roof we could hear the highway, but not bothersome. Make beautiful bike rides.

We were here for 2 nights with two other campers on the lawn right next to the mill. Excellent place (in drier seasons) with a beautiful view of the mill, sunflowers and the wide space. Bonus points for that. Nice formula: a small contribution that you can still get back when you eat there. Very traditional cuisine but well prepared. Great cycling in the area.

2 official camper pitches. We stood with a few more. But please don't get in the way of parking spaces for passenger cars. When we arrived a camper blocked 6 spots. Because fishermen come and go for almost 24 hours. Bridge is so far that there is little noise; but nice view (note the colors). The lock ripples like a waterfall. Grave center is walkable.

Nice CP. At a cycling junction route and junction of walking and sloops routes. Children had a great time in the water. The boat ramp was well used for small boats. A fisherman caught a large carp. Wide view over the flat land. Church clock has sufficient volume, The 2nd night we were with 7 campers. So civilized overflow is apparently not a problem yet. Keep it neat!

Wednesday night we were here with 4 campers. On Thursday night with 5 plus another 9 in normal parking spaces next to it (max 6 meters campers). Right on the beach. Easy to walk to downtown. Shopping center at the end of the boulevard (so slightly closer to the other CP). Discharge to the right of the pool. Döner tent delivers to your motorhome. McDrive behind you is doing good business all day.

Great camper place. For completeness: all places are available again. And almost all were occupied. The Vechtesee is located on a Dutch junction route between junction 85 (Center Nordhorn) and junction 13 (on the border with the Netherlands).

If you stand by the lawn (sun and shade there) (also ideal for campers with a rear crossing) you are in the right place. Then this CP is definitely worth an 8. The 2 official places are a lot less. We ended up here with 4 campers (yes by the grass). Center within walking distance.

Fine motorhome so fairly close to the center. View of a kind of gym where the exercises now take place (also continues when it rains). There were 15 campers on the official motorhome site and later two more on the large car park itself. Seems to be tolerated.

The CP strip officially has 3 pitches. Each place is big enough for a bus + long trailer. In practice, there are three "normal" campers per place. You can download a PDF from Kasteeldoornenburg.nl with walking routes in the area, one of which runs along the motorhome site.

We can join the positive references about this camping site. Quiet, beautiful view, good pitches, cycling opportunities. Small price tag.

Fine motorhome. Nice view of the floodplains. The other side view of the industrial harbor. The trucks of the concrete factory run from 6 am to 3 pm. CP is located on the bike path to the beach at the floodplains (more than 10 min walk). Cozy bustle on a warm May day with passing beachgoers. Families and youth with beer crates. Nice walk through the floodplains. Full is full.

Chemical toilet drain was in any case ok again. No view of the reservoir unfortunately.

Were here to discharge. Empty the toilet cassette in the designated area in the men's section of the toilet block that is located in a corner of the parking lot. Also free water.

Nice view at this free camper place. Along-road is quiet at night. Fishermen and ducklings.

Beautiful free camper place in a nice place. The first row is directly on the Maas but the view is somewhat limited by the high water wall.

Great camper place with good view. Well, that road gives some noise. Free drink and rinse water.

That caravan and old car are still there. Now a shovel also stayed overnight. But we still had a view from our place. Walk to Pont du Diable from the church at the camper place made (route marked with yellow bars). No rinsing water.

To be able to empty the chemical toilet, the door of the sani station must be opened. And that only goes with tokens. The toilets are open 7x24. Practicing children and young people on skateboard on that field. Calm after getting dark.

Nice view from this very quiet terraced camper place. The sani station worked (at least at the end of October). Free water is always a plus. Blocks needed.

Flat gravel field with grass on 2 sides (including picnic bench). At the edge of a town without shops or restaurants in the area. View not special but ok: grass, vegetable gardens, shed, the Marie, houses. Free drink and rinse water is always a plus. CP is close to Vichy (always nice to visit).

After a few days of rain, the Haut Loire was a bustling, roaring river that drowned out the noise of traffic on the bridge. Only one place right next to the grass along the Loire because you are requested to stand on official parking bays. Chemical toilet discharge is not possible (and there is a sign next to the toilet with the request not to discharge it there).

Close to the centre. Large mixed parking with a part that is especially for campers. The sani station is on the road along the camper part, not on the parking. A WC is present on the other side of the parking.

The camper pitches are next to sheds at an old platform. The sani station is directly in front of the station. An N-road runs right past it. So sound of that.

Nice view "typical Cantal landscape; including the sound of the cowbells of the dark brown Cantal cows). Angled, blocks needed. Directly at a small village with a castle. Toilet 7x24 open. Service station 5 km away at St Cernin. come and go.

In the village itself you have the service station Prima with free water (N45.05318 O2.42629). The motorhome parking is a few hundred meters away next to a sports field. On the last stretch of the access road you do not want to encounter an oncoming car. Shadow, muddy. We are 5 km away at Tournemire (view, village, castle). Discharging in St Cernin.

Reserved area for campers on the flat part of the Parking. Against the center. Noise of waterfall and sound of the traffic road. View is pretty ok,

Large mixed parking with a D-road that runs right through it. So you have some trouble with that. Angled, so blocks needed. We had a nice view of a heavy square castle tower and the church. Free rinse water at the sani station.

Right now the grapes for the Monbazillac wine are harvested and processed directly at the winery. Nice to see. The wine tasting with the grandfather is a regular part at 6 p.m. With us it was a 90-minute session in rap French. Pretty interesting how they make different types of wine with 12ha (logical to spread the processing). Grandpa is the 3rd generation. The 5th generation also learns as a winegrower.

12ok. Clearly once been a camping municipal. The sinks and sinks are still there at the toilet block (unfortunately no showers). Select this place because the weather is nice: you can enjoy the October sun in the grass. Walk one way to a bakery. The other side is the town with restaurants and supermarkets. Walk made from the castle with the Visorando app.

Camper place right next to a bakery and shop with local products (both closed on Mondays). All facilities for free. At the toilet block there are free route descriptions for walks in the neighborhood (which is recommended along the "lavoirs" (old wash houses). At the ugliest place the muddy grass was covered with gravel. 5 places: full = full (no overflow) .

Due to continuous rain refrained from viewing the town. Discharge and flushing water for free. Bins. Bringing and collecting children for the school or school bus.

Quiet rural location Camperplaats 13 minutes drive from Lascaux 4. However, via narrow roads. It is indicated that filling water also costs € 3 (just like the electricity per 24 hours). Visiting the shop is actually part of this type of camperplace.

Free location 10-15 minutes walk from the nice and tourist center. Half of the stores seem to sell the regional products. Parking is sometimes a bit busier due to a visit to the adjacent gym. Furthermore, it is a quiet place.

Confirmation of the somewhat broader commentary from 2015. Places around a kind of village house. Most pitches with shade. Quiet location. School bus stops there. All sorts of waste containers at the end (and with that some noise from garbage collectors). Water for sale through tokens in the village at the bakery, among others. Flushing water also works via the tokens. A few restaurants in the small but nice village.

View of the park on the 2nd row. Quiet at night (heard many owls). You also have to pay with a token for flushing water. In the centre.

No unkind view of the town. Lawn with picnic benches (too wet for hanging kids this evening). Occasionally a train comes (flat) along (not at night). Free drinking water.

Quite a nice view of the monastery. Nice place to walk around. Catering closed on Monday evening. You can collect the tokens for free at the bakery and in many other places in the village. Where possible, is on the back of the information board. I realize that the village has arranged it this way: at least the shops and restaurants will get started.

The description also indicated that there would be sani facilities. That is not the case. The info board does, however, provide a reference to where that is possible. Facilities for waste.

Quiet motorhome with beautiful view. The grass was a bit soggy after the rain. Via the Visorando app done a walking route that starts at the village.

Camperplace with a covered youth hangout with benches by the stream. Was not used on Saturday evening 5 October. Squat toilet open 24/24. The restaurant in the village turned out to be fully booked on Saturday evening and the waiting time at the takeaway pizzeria was more than 1 hour. Fortunately we always have enough stock on board ;-)

We were here with a total of 8 campers. Nice place with various half-timbered houses (especially around the church) within walking distance. Saturday morning there is a market behind the church.