I live in Coevorden and am a very experienced camper. The worst place you could imagine for such an exorbitant amount. That is why it is often empty. (I pass by there daily). Municipality of Coevorden: what do you think of: Bij de Swaeneburg. Or Klinkevlierse plas. Or ... Think outside the box to attract tourists.

Top campsite. We agree with all the positive reviews. Bas and Haitske have not only created a little paradise but are also wonderful people. We had to be in Winterswijk due to a bereavement. Campsites were full everywhere. With great creativity, they took the burden off our shoulders and ensured that we could stay here for a few nights. Thank you very much!

It is not a beautiful place to park, but being right in the center is worth 2 stars. And 1 star for the friendly owner who helped us with the NKC CC app. He comes by several times a day to check payments. Waste can be deposited at the toilets, and there is a cabinet with brochures.

Unique campsite. Guest workers, but they are friendly. Stayed here for 4 nights, including karaoke, a Roparun team, walkers, cyclists, and families. Sanitary facilities from the Stone Age, but clean. Nice town with the historic Porte de Bretagne close to the campsite, a market on Saturdays, and a château in the center with walking routes (map at toer.info). The grey water disposal point has disappeared. And a shame, more cottages and less camping.

The pitches that were available were very muddy and very small; the paved sections in particular are too short. We needed the levelers but sank in immediately. That is why we left. We are Dutch ourselves, so we cannot and do not want to be negative about that. But when abroad, we do want to feel that we are abroad; the 'Dutch factor' here is too high for us.

Lovely campsite. Good, hot showers in a heated building. We paid €51 for 3 nights all-inclusive. Dated, but very good and spotlessly clean sanitary facilities. Cycle routes R1 and R6 pass by the campsite (download the Radevormwald website). One drawback: no Wi-Fi and (as is often the case in Germany) poor internet reception. After the initial shock, this brought some peace of mind.