What a filthy, dirty place and as always when it's free, permanent residents. We drove away.

20 years of wandering and giving this camper place 5 ⭐️: beautiful view, quiet, tidy, all amenities and very friendly operators. . Supermarket at 1.5 km. Cycling paradise Haspengouw: Borgloon at 4km, St.-Truiden at 10 and Tongeren at 14. Thanks to Roland, Davy and An. Van Leen and Hugo.

This beautiful place, where we have been coming for many years, is being terrorized by a group of super-sized campers that make a lot of noise. They are always there. Not pleasant anymore.

What a heavenly place, a real pearl! What a peace and view. Friendly administrators. Child-oriented with the animals and the playground. The view is unique, so vast that you would not think it possible in our country. Woods, heathland, arable land and meadows. Also a cycling paradise with in the immediate vicinity: Weelde with moated castle and mill, Poppel and the remarkable Baarle-Hertog/Nassau, the Doodendraad (WW1) along the Bels Lijntje, etc. L&H

For us: great! If you want more, you should go to a luxury campsite and perhaps not have a motorhome with all the luxury. Keep it that way, pure, quiet, basic facilities and affordable.

what a box of sardines, lemon squeezed to the last cm2 - embarrassing

Good cp, beautifully situated close to the village with many cozy restaurants, impressive bay vd Somme. BUT: so sorry about the many dog shit on the cp while the municipality is making efforts and hanging bags everywhere to clean up the turds. Dirty, dirty dog owners, yuck.

Well-kept CP but camping hassle in Belgian. Whoever drives up and has no place, hardly gets the opportunity to turn his camper and go back onto that dangerous paved road. Why not organize it better? Lots of traffic noise and terrible noise from large planes that skim over your head. Too expensive and then 4 € extra electro because daily consumption is used up, but hardly anything is consumed. Feel cheated.

A beautiful, quiet place where you feel safe. A really nice initiative v Ronse, thank you. If there was still the possibility to discharge toilet and gray water, it would be great and it would prevent straight pouring. Electricity is not required, most campers are self-sufficient.