Nice little town to visit. The camper spot isn't expensive, but it's very busy and quite noisy. There also look like there are some long-term parkers. Too cramped for us…

We had a great time there. Cycling to Rottweil on an electric bike is easy. Nice town. The camper pitch has good Wi-Fi. We stayed on the comfort pitch at the front (12.-) and it was spacious. At the entrance there is also a vending machine with eggs, among other things. The only downside is allowing caravans on the campsite.

Apparently, this spot is used to ‘park’ the camper. I haven’t seen anyone at the camper for two days, and someone hung a poop bag on the window. The surroundings and the town are beautiful. It’s a shame you aren’t allowed to sit outside in nice weather, but there is plenty of space.

The campsite is located in a residential area. Super friendly campsite owners. Four stars due to the limited sanitary facilities and no clearly defined ‘private’ pitch. On day 1, we could only extend the awning a little bit, and the pitch was cramped for 3 people. Sanitary facilities: 1 shower and 1 toilet is insufficient – an additional unit will be added next year. However, everything else was cozy, well-maintained, and clean.

A very large, massive campsite, yet still remarkably quiet. The sanitary facilities were insufficient given the size of the campsite, and the water was too cold and the water pressure very low. A nice place to stay, but the sanitary facilities are really unsatisfactory.

New camper pitch. 5 stars for us. A comfortable spot. €17.50 and nice shower-toilet cabins (for a fee, €3 per 5-minute shower), electricity for a fee, and 100 liters of water for €1. You can walk to Burg Eltz or cycle halfway. Nice and very busy little cafe next to the camper pitch. You could also swim in the Moselle there. A top spot for us.

Stage camper pitch. On the second stage, several power points are broken and have been driven over. Furthermore, it looks somewhat neglected due to the tall grass. Maintenance is definitely needed here. Our worst experience from this company so far.

You can unload there, but you cannot park a camper larger than 7 meters. There is a height restriction on the regular parking space.

It is nice to stand here, as it wasn't very busy right now. Lots of cats. We found the toilet substandard. Showering is behind a curtain; if you're lucky, there's a plastic chair to put your clothes on. The shower water doesn't stay at a constant temperature; sometimes it's ice cold, then too hot. The place really needs to be renovated and tidied up. The spot looks messy.

The manager is great, the sanitary facilities are outdated but very clean, and the pitches are spacious. Three stars because when we were there, there was a large group of children in the cottages making a lot of screaming. Regular guests, Spaniards, arrived from Friday and took over the campsite. There was an enormous amount of noise and BBQ smell until midnight. Fine pitches for weekdays, outside of holiday season.