Generously laid out space with freshly laid out plantings that still have to grow a little. Unfortunately you can hear the street quite loudly. The old town is about 1km away and very beautiful. The Strate private brewery in the city center is well worth a visit. The dog has access to exercise right next to the parking space.

Parking space directly below the city, but also directly below the street and therefore quite noisy all night.

We wanted to stay here on 7/28/2020, but the place was populated by many caravans, so we didn't have a good feeling.

We would be on 7/23/20 for one night. Costs € 12 + € 1 tourist tax / person + € 7 for toilet and shower - that's a lot of money. The restaurant has not been in operation since Corona, only for events. Disposal was free of charge at the construction company opposite, very nice we were also allowed to clean our windows.

We stood across from an old wagon. There was still enough parking space available. The only downside - in the morning the buses from the train station pass by.

Uninviting - right next to the street - we drove on

Nice parking space in the vineyards with a panorama. You can go down to Köhler by bike and enjoy a drink or go paddling down on the Main.

Quite busy on the weekend and a lot of traffic driving between the RV sites.

At the weekend it is better to reserve because the spaces are limited. The dogs must be on a leash!

Nice parking space below the castle. The public toilets are open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and are clean. At Café Vogel up in town you can get bread rolls.

The old town can be reached in 30 minutes on foot via the Mühlengraben. There is a fish farm nearby, the sale only takes place from Thursday to Saturday. Swimming in the adventure pool with a view of the castle costs € 3.50.

Nice parking space. You can take the ferry across and walk to Bad Karlshafen, take a break there and walk back on the other side with a detour over the Skywalk.

Super pitch. Payment is made at the machine in the swimming pool and you get a free entry ticket to the pool.

We stood right in front of the brewery on July 26th, 2020 - a dream for my husband! Unfortunately, construction work started the next morning directly across the street with a lot of noise. Bread rolls can be bought nearby, but having breakfast outside in the parking lot is no fun.

Beautiful parking space at the Saaleturm free of charge so far. Next year they want to take € 5. You get electricity for 1 € / kwh. Unfortunately, all restaurants in town were closed on July 27th, 2020, including the kiosk. The next shop is in Saalburg, so you should stock up beforehand.

Parking space with a view of the Elbe. At night you can hear the road that runs above. Unfortunately no disposal possible. On July 30th, 2020, we stood on this parking space, which was almost fully booked. The way to town is short, but long to the next bakery.

On July 30th, 2020 we stood with another motorhome on this great panoramic parking lot. People like to eat there, then the parking space is free. I had Klitscher (potato pancakes with caraway seeds) and forest mushroom sauce - simply delicious. You can walk to Seiffen, but the way back is a bit steep.

We got the last parking space on July 31st, 2020 right next to the goats, all others were reserved. The owner was very nice and helpful. The approach to the Sakgasse is a bit adventurous via partly single-lane roads, so nothing for big womos. You can rent boats and bicycles there. In the small self-service restaurant next door, you can eat delicious lukewarm smoked trout or char. The restaurant closes at 8:00 p.m. and you can enjoy the peace and quiet right by the river.

It is a very large pitch with no subdivision and there is no waste pit!

The parking space is located directly on the through road, partly with grass and gravel. It costs € 5 per night, which you currently have to transfer because the cashier who checks the vehicles in the evening is not allowed to accept cash. You get water for free and you can dispose of the chemical toilet for free

We stood tolerated in the front in the normal parking lot, because in the back of the parking space only every second space was allowed - Corona. (9 € for 24h) You can empty the chemical toilet free of charge for water and gray water you have to pay 2 €. There are rolls directly at the mill. We always like the place itself very much.

The pitches are all paved and most are sloping, so you need wedges. It costs € 8 without electricity and € 11 with electricity. It was only the disabled toilet - because of Corona, but very clean. Baker can be reached in 15 minutes.

Beautiful parking space in the forest. There is a trash can and satellite reception - otherwise nature! You can walk past a small free zoo to the Möhnesee and otherwise have many hiking opportunities.

The 5 pitches are divided by small beech hedges and are located on a lawn in front of the tennis courts. There is only a small waste bin and satellite reception. In about 500m distance there are shops (Aldi, Lidl, Netto). The access road is also used by the garden colony residents, making it a bit noisy and dusty. The old town is worth seeing 1km

The parking fee of 5 € is put in a donkey on the gas station Büker next door. The electricity costs 1 € for 8 hours, disposal free of charge, satellite reception. One side of the square is paved, the other consists of a lawn. The delivery for Aldi and Edeka takes place on the back directly past the parking space, so that it is a bit noisy in the morning. The city itself is beautiful.

There are 3 parking spaces on gravel, which are above the terminus of the S-Bahn. The toilet is disposed of via a small funnel. Water costs 3 € for 50l and there is satellite reception. The old town is within walking distance and impresses with the slate cladding of the houses. There are many shops right around the corner (Aldi, Lidl, Rewe, DM)