It was completely full the weekend of June 12th; luckily we had booked via Campercontact 😇. Terrible Wi-Fi for watching football. A fine campsite where everything is well organized. The pitches could be a bit more spacious, but everyone wants a spot, after all.

Quiet campsite with nostalgic tiling in the showers but sanitary facilities work and are clean. Beautiful cycle path along the Somme. However, to get there you first have to cycle a few kilometres on the road towards Abbeville. Camper places are fine on grass and spacious.

We arrived at 16:00 and it was 80% occupied but at 20:00 almost 100%. Cycle path to Vernon is fine. The e-tickets are not checked "on time" so you can also go earlier via the group entrance. The garden is beautiful but (way too) busy. The whole village is a tourist business model; 2 beers is 16 euros. Tourists from all over the world in buses from Paris drive back and forth. Shuffling and in line; after an hour enough and another CP spot free

If you book the day before via the website and pay (credit card), you will receive an email confirmation of your place with an access code. This gives you access all day. Otherwise a great quiet campsite; even in the Pentecost weekend not even half occupied. A gem for a modest price of 17.40 per night for a camper and 2 people incl. electricity.

3 nights on spot at the back against the fence. 2 minutes to beach. Very quiet. Beautiful walking and cycling and then in heated pool. Sanitary is basic but clean and sufficient number. Don't forget to buy the local potatoes (The Noirmoutier); considered a delicacy!

Nice park next to the quiet CP. There were cars and long-term parking campers but still places available. 25 minutes by bike to Rennes; beautiful city! As a stopover great free place

Spacious and clean places on asphalt with green strip behind the camper. 14.40 euros per night incl. electricity and care. McDonald's within walking distance. By bike in 15 minutes to the center. Ring road can be heard but no excessive noise. Great camper place.

If you create a CCP account on your phone in advance, you will NOT get in. It only works if you create a new account on the spot at the pole. I called the service number to have my account canceled. When that was done (quickly), this camper place turned out to be full; already at 11 o'clock. Extremely inconveniently arranged! Drove on to the next CP on the ring and there it works fine. From there only a 15 minute bike ride to the city center!

Camper spots at the back of the campsite on grass. Fairly narrow road across the campsite not suitable for long vehicles. Our 7 meter alcove was still OK. Sanitary facilities fine. No view of the lake from the campsite; A bit of walking is then necessary. Swimming pool is okay for cooling off…

There were already 3 campers in the narrow RV parking spaces. The other C places had normal cars. Large parking lot past the sports park, almost empty. So stood there. also quiet and no facilities but lots of space 🤪

pay first at the column. Take your phone with you to take a photo of the code or write it down. You don't get a print!! You then use that code to open the barrier and activate your electricity. Camper spot is 15 euros. Electricity 4 euros. With tax total 21.20 for 2 people. You can also renew per day. Well organized and beautiful places.

Furnishings and access certainly not suitable for large campers. Real family campsite with a lot (almost all) of Ned. families in tents. With your camper you stand in between (well spacious) so no specific camper place. Cosy, casual but not for those who like "straight and tight". Friendly Dutch owners. We paid 28.50 per night for space plus electricity.

We were the only ones on the lawn at the pond (no electricity). Access also left from Marie; so you don't have to go to CP (which was full) via the route indication. Restaurants closed on Mondays. If you can (slope) walk to Chateauneuf (3 km) is very worthwhile.

review from 24-6 seems not for this location to me. Moreover, if you can't stand the afternoon closure, you have no business in France.

Of the 4 toilets, 2 are "out of order". 1 shower for 20 campers but also a camping field with 15 tents? You can m.I. might as well stand in the pool parking lot. Buy a parking ticket to stay overnight and shower in the pool; there are others who do that. By the way, the swimming pool only opens at 10 in the morning. Emptying the toilet is on the side of the building and the door was open so you can use it like that.

Pay by credit card; debit card didn't work. Tip: take a trip to the island of Hano by ferry from the harbor first departure 8.45 am and every hour thereafter. Cost 14 Euro return. Nice restaurant on Hano. Furthermore, great camper place for 220 SEK

Peace and space by the water. Pick your own place and around 19.00 someone will come by for payment. SEK 220 for night with electricity. Toilet etc. are basic but everything is there and clean; incl. washing machine and dryer. At the back of the campsite is a large field without electricity. Shop within walking distance. Nice campsite!

The fact that the entire campsite is surrounded by a 2.5 meter high wall was not described anywhere and we found it quite oppressive; no view. Spacious places. Not much else to do; beach only with good weather. Good facilities and fast check-in and check-out. We paid 350 Zkr for 1 night without electricity.

We paid 760 SEK for 2 nights with electricity. Was great at spot no. 44 overlooking the fjord. Disadvantage is large distance to toilet. For such a large and expansive campsite, 1 or 2 extra service buildings would have been welcome in my opinion. Entourage incl. swimming beach is beautiful. We also liked the restaurant.

If it is full, there are also plenty of parking spaces further on (from town hall) in the same street. It is then a further walk to the center of course, but a nice walking path along the water. Free toilet under town hall open from 8.00 to 17.00. We paid 150 ZK via parkingApp for 24 hours.

Plumbing is ok. Free shower. Washing machine etc. Free spaces on grass. Nice place. Shops and museum. 340 Nock for space plus power. When we were there (separate field behind the reception) it was quiet and plenty of space; a relief after a number of overcrowded campsites.

Rate is apparently getting higher compared to previous reviews. We paid 86 Euro for 2 nights. Couldn't find a rate list anywhere at reception so I suspect they're just asking. Of course, should have checked in advance, but Campercontact stated a much lower amount. I made a comment about the cost and the lady said with a smile that it would be a "family rate". So if you stand here, ask in advance what the rate is!

There is now an opportunity for deposit C.Toilet. Riverside walkway to AI village where a public riverside swimming facility is under construction. Further in accordance with previous descriptions. We thought it was a nice place and very affordable.

The indicated places are only suitable for smaller (bus) campers. We arrived at 12:15 pm. Reception closed until 4 pm. After us came a few large campers that parked "crosswise" over the indicated spots. As a result, at 2 p.m. everything is occupied. Few flat places. Ten minutes walk to Vezelay.

in addition to previous descriptions. There is a restaurant by the car park ; for those who happen to want to eat out (except on Mondays). There is also a public toilet at the church; clean and even toilet paper! No WIFI and no mobile coverage; really very quiet there!!

great place with neat facilities. fast WIFI and friendly managers. With TomTom and house number 11c I was 200 meters too far; Google Maps is going well.

Swimming pool opposite motorhome parking 2.80 entrance. Open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. In the Thermen (before the checkout) a small coffee bar open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free WiFi there.

Nice campsite on Saale. Hostess ensures (a bit strict) that everything stays organized and tidy. Restaurant great daily snack for 10 euros. Bicycle path to city 10 min. Bernburg is nice for (1) day visit. Environment suitable for bicycle.

Nice campsite with places partly on the river. The owner clearly loves cleanliness, tranquility and regularity, so there are some "rules", some of which seemed a bit special to us. The campsite has its own restaurant where you get a great daily snack with a beer for around 15 euros per person. Nice bike path to the city.

Quiet place on public parking. Beach few minutes walk. Fine to stay but no facilities

Night stood on transit to Romania. Pool was empty. Space enough because they were the only ones. After a long wait, hot water came in the shower. Few flat spots but otherwise fine.

No camping but typically a camper place. We stood tight and back high; Hardly any view. Sanitary is top but it may also be for the price. Restaurant there is handy and good. On the bike to Salzburg fine to do and beautiful city.

Perfect camper location. Beautiful natural swimming pool at 100 meters. Opposite pool at petrol station bread available. Paid toilets in the parking lot. Over the bridge right in nature park also free toilet. No power or water but with nice weather, you can park and park nearby and park your camper in the shade. Weekend can be busy during the day but after 17.00 it will be quiet

For lovers of peace and simplicity! No amenities so do pre-shopping in village. The reception is most common.

Real campsite and we found the place on the small side. Were there in late August with nice weather and it was full and busy. Sanitary etc all fine. Take water shoes to swim in the lake. Paid 24 euros a night.

Camping was replete, so we stood for 12 euros still pretty good. Facilities at the campsite fine. Nice cycling along the lake.

Stood one night on the 1st (new) site links; Register at the gym across the street. Same street as P1 and 2 but a bit smaller. Costs euro 13.50. Off facilities including gym. Shower 0.50 euro and other facilities free of charge. If all are filled, you can still visit between 22:00 and 9:00 am on Altasee Strasse 33; free and legal place at the tennis center with no facilities.