Nice and spacious Camping Municipal beautifully situated on the banks of the Maas. Sanitary facilities are cleaned thoroughly and frequently. Places are spacious and have (due to hedges) sufficient privacy. Fumay is within walking distance, has a few restaurants, a nice terrace on the Maas and the slate museum. Price-quality ratio of the campsite is excellent with the price of € 20 per night all-in.

Nice, green and partly park-like campsite. The so-called camper pitches are spacious, quiet and surrounded by greenery. Also places on the river that may be more affected by traffic noise. Sanitary facilities have been partly renovated and are clean. Lovely swimming pool. Village, within walking distance, with supermarket and bakery. Small market on Sunday morning. Friendly owner. We paid €25 all in per night.

Wanted to visit this campsite today. is closed and doesn't appear to be opening anytime soon.

Called the campsite today: it has been closed for a long time.

Exorbitantly expensive camping if you are not a member of the Caravan and Motorhome club (not the Camping and Caravanning Club). We paid no less than £53 per night with our bus camper, and that in the early season. Although the campsite is beautifully situated on the Dee estuary, it is quite simple with only one sanitary block for the entire campsite. Nice cycle path to the pleasant seaside resort of West Kirby and further along the coast.

Beautiful, green 'Camping Municipal' in the very interesting city of Lincoln. Sanitary facilities are simple but clean. Is part of a large landscape park with lakes and walking routes. Lincoln Cathedral and Castle are 2.8 miles away. We did not think the Tapas restaurant Olé, Olé, Olé, mentioned and praised in a previous review, was great. We paid £21.50 per night.

Well-maintained campsite on the south-west border of the Peak District. Sanitary facilities are heated and clean. Some traffic noise from the road, places further away from reception are quieter. The nice town of Leek is 5 km away. Also nice walking and cycling in the area. Pub The Lazy Trout at 3 km. recommended. As a CC member we paid £26 for the campsite.

We were here on May 1st. Large camper place with electricity (coins), water and sanitary facilities. Maintenance is moderate. A large number of places are covered against the sun. During our visit there were 'travellers' (gypsies from GB and Ireland) who did not bother us. Can give an unsafe feeling. We paid €15. Although close to the highway, there is little noise pollution. Fontanellato is a 10-minute walk away and is definitely worth a visit

Beautiful campsite with brand new design sanitary building. The campsite is beautifully landscaped and has spacious and quiet pitches. Cheapest places on the road, most expensive places right on the beach. We paid €25 for a spot in between. Sometimes some noise from the airport nearby, but not annoying. Located strategically in relation to the ferries.

Beautiful, spacious campsite with older but clean sanitary facilities. Almost directly on a beautiful beach. Lower score due to the high price in the low season, namely € 35 for a bus camper with 2 people and electricity.

The campsite actually opened yesterday. Place partly under shade cloths. Sanitary facilities are impeccable. Beautiful views of the mountains and the sea. Some noise from the D81, but it is quiet at night. Supermarket at 1 km. The beautiful town of Cargèse is 3 km away. We paid €18 per night.

Beautiful terraced campsite within walking distance of Porto. The number of places for campers is limited, but the places are straight. Access along a steep road is easy for campers up to 7 meters tall. Sanitary facilities look neat, but hot water for showering and washing dishes is hardly available. WiFi in the areas near the pool is excellent. We paid €28.50 per night all-in.

Lovely, quiet campsite on the Amblève with spacious pitches. Within walking distance of Aywaille and various shops. Nice terrace at the castle for a Belgian beer and a snack. Reception does its best to make visitors comfortable. Good starting point for cyclists and walkers.

Camping (formerly Municipal) for those seeking peace and quiet, which offers enough space even in high season. Sanitary facilities are spacious and clean. Nice view of the Grosne and wonderfully dark at night. The village house on the campsite has a restaurant, bar and bread service. 2km. away from the Voie Verte. Beautiful surroundings with characteristic Burgundy villages.

Agree with the previous reviews: large pitches, but complaints are rightly made about the sanitary facilities, which is insufficient in high season. Work in progress according to the nice reception. Contrary to previous reviews, we had bad experiences with the restaurant L'oncle de Jules in Cormatin: expensive and the dishes are of substandard quality. Rather go to Le table de Chapaize in the village of the same name about 5 km away. from the campsite. Fantastic!

The campsite is okay and is conveniently located for Ljubljana due to frequent bus connections. Camping incorrectly uses the ACSI discount rate because of the € 12 increase due to administrative costs and eco tax, among other things. so you pay more than € 35. That is far too much for this campsite, especially since many places are excluded from this rate.

Nice, quiet and free place on the river. Zuzumberk offers, within walking distance, a restaurant, a cafe and a shop. The castle was still closed at the beginning of May.

Quiet place near the station, although there is sometimes some noise from mopeds in the evening. No facilities, although there are free toilets on the platform. Coffee bars and restaurant in the immediate vicinity.

Still an excellent place with all amenities (basic) available. He also cooks deliciously with his daughter, although you can also eat well in the village (10 minutes' walk). Price is now € 15 for an overnight stay.