Beautiful, clean campsite by a lake. The Dutch owners are very friendly. However, I found the campsite more suitable for tents/caravans than for motorhomes. You cannot empty your chemical toilet with blue fluid. So there you are, stuck as a camper. The reception is unaware of any alternative (I wonder if I am the first with this problem). Grey water disposal: there is a small fence around it, and I didn't dare ask what restrictions apply.

Very beautiful campsite run by friendly and helpful Dutch staff. Nice, spacious pitches, everything immaculate and well-maintained. However, it is the most expensive campsite we have stayed at in the Czech Republic so far. We paid CzK 770 per night for a camper, 2 people, and a dog (incl. electricity).

Nice CP. A total of 12 pitches. Two are older. One toilet and one shower for both men and women. Clean and new. All amenities are included in the €32.50 we paid. This includes the washing machine and dryer.

Facilities and places are fine. I paid 34.50 per night which I find expensive for such a campsite. Second day also participated in food and wine tasting. Information about wine very minimal. Everything in the same glass (?!). No water. Wines came from cardboard boxes. Thought it was rather fake. Because we had a nice group: 1 glass of wine extra. Getjing, cash register. €5 extra. These Dutch owners still lack the Italian hospitality.

What an incredible top location. You've barely passed through the gate or Laura (daughter of the owner) welcomes you in perfect English. Just stand where you want somewhere between olive trees. 230v connections everywhere. Limited number of toilets. Three so-nice-fresh outdoor showers and one warm one with a door. Welcome sign with local products to enjoy. Vincenzo (the owner) answers all your questions. and on his terrace he lets you taste all his wines.

Lovely spot on the Roer. Went there 2x 5 nights. No marked out pitches so just find a nice spot on the water. Very neat and clean toilet building with lovely warm free showers. Lovely walking area (see Komoot HensenR). Went to eat twice in restaurant Abenden. Fine, but menu not very big. Day trip by train to Hamsbach was also a success. Rewe in Niddigen easily accessible by electric bike.

The location of the CP is great. We arrived at 2 o'clock and there was still enough space right on the Rhine. Furthermore, the facilities are not great, but as a camper you don't need much. We were on the left side of the CP and within 8 minutes walking we were in the center of St. Goar. If you stand all the way to the right, you have a better view of the Rhine bends. No good walking opportunities to walk with a dog.

We stayed there for 4 nights. Good facilities. Close to a stream where the dog could play and cool off. Shops at 1.2 km. However, the main road makes a lot of noise because of the crowds (from 6 o'clock). Oh yes, super nice campsite owner.