Very nice campervan site; with the Camping Car Park app, which costs €30/year, you can make reservations and open the barrier. It works well and the spot is very beautiful. Under the walnut trees with a view of the Château de Beynac. Pick your own spot and you can walk straight into the Dordogne. Apart from the one-time initial registration fee of €6 (costs per year €30), you pay €16 per night. With electricity, which is welcome with temperatures approaching 40 degrees (air conditioning). A service station is included as well.

Free parking close to the center. We stayed there overnight; nice and quiet. No amenities, but good enough because campsites and camper spots are very limited in the area. No camping behavior, but sometimes we don't mind that. That is what the camper is meant for, especially if you show up without a reservation.

Lovely spot right by the river. Great swimming with shallow and deep sections. The sanitary facilities are good, a bit old, but the showers are wonderful. Full in high season but wonderfully quiet, beautiful large pitches, many of which are shaded. Plenty of water points and power hookups on the campsite. Stijn & Alexia take good care of everything, there is a small restaurant, and a bread service; highly recommended, and for us, this is already our second time. A good base for Rocamadour, among other places. Full camper service.

Nice campsite with a friendly welcome. The food is very tasty, but do remember to order fries and salad with it. They speak Spanish but are happy to speak in translation. We pay €14.80 for camper and electricity and are allowed to choose a pitch. The host in the restaurant deserves praise.

Nice camper spot within walking distance of the village. The beach is right next to the site with stairs down. The beach has showers and there are toilets along the road. You simply pay your parking ticket. Enforcement and the police turn regular cars away from the camper site and reserve it for larger campers. Our 7.5m just barely fit. They are not strict about the front sticking out a bit extra.

We stay here for a few days. You take a ticket at the barrier for 1 to 2 days, at €22 per night. The barrier is manned every day, and if you have stayed longer, you can pay at the counter with that ticket. The site is clean; wastewater, toilet emptying, waste bins, and clean water are available. It is a well-maintained site for 2 campers at the same time. Spots for campers of all lengths. Caravans are not allowed. You walk along a wooden path to the sea in 1 to 2 minutes.

Nice spot on the Rhine. Beautiful paved pitches, sort of like a parking lot, benches by the Rhine, and the lovely sound of the boats to sleep to. No other amenities and about 1.5 km from the center, good for walking and cycling. Parked e-bikes in the city and took a tour of Bonn, which was great fun. Lots of restaurants and eateries and the well-known shops. Bike path right next to the parking lot. Suitable for campers of all sizes.