Friendly elderly managers. Just a nice place by an old mill and an old bakery where rye bread is still baked in the traditional way. Dated but clean. Pay at the kitchen table. Empty grey water and toilet at the end of the path on the right by the shed, by the yellow hose. Waste goes into the container a little further on. Leer is also a nice place.

There is nothing to complain about here. You pay a bit, but you get what you pay for. Plenty of space and first-class sanitary facilities. It is located right in the middle of all the cycling and walking routes. It will keep you busy for quite a while to do them all. Ootmarsum is also within walking distance (and if you prefer less walking), a short bike ride. A charming village with many artists.

Beautiful campsite with excellent sanitary facilities. Free cable TV connection at the pitch. Cable available for free against a deposit. Beautiful surroundings for walking or cycling on the heath. Welcoming and very friendly reception.

Nice little campsite. Pitches are lovely under the trees in the heat or nice and sunny in the sun in less favorable weather. Simple toilets and showers. Friendly welcome in several languages. No WiFi, bread roll service, or emptying of grey or black water. This can be done in the village about 2.5 km away. You can, however, draw water with a watering can. A good starting point to explore the lavender fields, museum, and abbey towards Coustellet, Apt, and Valensol.

A camper site with a manager you rarely encounter. She truly tells you everything you want to know, and also exactly what you forgot to ask. She takes you to and from the center and the lighthouse. But it is also within easy walking distance. Toilets and showers clean with nice hot water. Aldi and Action almost around the corner. Only missed the toilet paper that you have to bring yourself. It is next to a busy road, but not disturbing. Quiet at night.

Great campsite. To get there, follow the signs straight through a small shopping street. Taking it easy fits everyone in. Friendly staff, and the showers are clean, very spacious, and have hot water. The toilets are clean too. A great spot as a stopover on the way to Andorra for one or more days. The price is very reasonable. For a pitch with just electricity, we paid €21.80 including tourist tax.

Parking lot along a quiet road. You always pay €10 per 24 hours for a camper. Public toilet and trash cans at the beginning of the street. No other facilities. Great place to walk from here to the waterfalls and into the center. The center is closed to motor vehicles during the day.

Large campsite with small and large pitches. We were able to choose our own spot at the end of August. Quite busy. Sanitary facilities were good. Dogs that start yapping at 7:00 AM. The mentality of campers, of course. The beach is packed together. The supermarket in the hotel shouldn't really be called that. You can get sandwiches there, but only a limited selection. For a proper supermarket, go to Labin. Not really cycling. Very steep and busy road. Rabac is very tourist-oriented and expensive.

A DIY campsite. Book online and you'll immediately receive an email with an access code. Reception hours are very limited. Simply drive to your chosen pitch. On-site restaurant with many seasonal pitches. Shower and toilet facilities are old-fashioned but well-maintained and clean. Village 1500m away with a supermarket and bakery. Some pitches require parking blocks. It's nice and quiet.