Large, busy camper site along the Moselle. The sanitary facilities are somewhat limited, but fortunately clean. Spacious pitches. Not all pitches have access to electricity. The power hook-ups are sometimes located in a somewhat inconvenient spot (cable across the road). You receive a pass at the entrance (barrier). You can top up there for electricity and showers. Any remaining electricity can be credited back and is settled in the final settlement. (Good system) Cycle path to Trier

Fine motorhome site, camping level. Large pitches and reasonable sanitary facilities. The staff is friendly and very helpful. When we arrived, there was a "full" sign, but the manager still managed to find a spot for us. We stayed on a so-called reserve pitch. Electricity and showers are paid; you have to insert coins. The manager also runs a winery and therefore sells wine at the reception. Nice terrace. The center of Daarburg is nearby.

Well, €12.40 for a spot without amenities is actually quite expensive. The same goes for the electricity; €1.00/kWh isn't exactly cheap. The power pole has no display or meter showing your balance or consumption. That is inconvenient. The spot itself is fine, and so is the view of the Rhine. You are standing right in the wind, which means it feels cold quite quickly on days that aren't quite as warm. For many people, this spot is a favorite. We have a different opinion on that.

I agree with the other reviews. The place is beautiful. Outdated and unhygienic sanitary facilities. The staff comes across as unfriendly and makes you wait. We paid €68.00 for 2 nights (2 people + camper). It could become a beautiful campsite if they renovate the place a bit; there is still quite a bit of work to be done.

This isn't a campsite, but just a grassy field where you can park. And it's sloping, too. There is one power pole, but it didn't work. There is a water tap with a "shower" next to it (outside), and otherwise absolutely NOTHING. The view is amazing and you are right on the beach. But the price of 300 NOK + 50 NOK for electricity (which isn't there) makes absolutely no sense. Someone here is trying to make a few pennies out of absolutely nothing.

The campsite is beautifully situated on Lake Sperillen and along the E16. It is a large, elongated campsite with many seasonal pitches. In total there are 100 pitches, of which 30 are so-called drop-in (transit) pitches. The facilities are okay and as mentioned. However, the price in the app is incorrect; we paid 460 NOK for 2 people, a camper, and electricity for 1 night. (June 21, 2026)

A great place to stay for a few nights. The motorhome park and campsite were recently sold to a German group (Campotel). As a result, the price is no longer correct; it is now 24 EUR/night excluding electricity costs at €0.70/kWh via payment terminal. The restaurant and sauna were closed (due to a lack of staff, we hear). Otherwise, a great place and surroundings. The Gradierwerke in the village are truly special. We were there during Pentecost 2026.

Great location. 10 paved pitches on the waterfront opposite the mill. The restrooms were open during our stay (2nd week of September), and we had a wonderful shower there (€1). From the campsite, you can walk over a small bridge into the charming center of old Dokkum. There's also a lovely bike path right next to the campsite. A great place for a day trip (or a few days) to Dokkum. The access road is a bit hidden and narrow. Highly recommended!

Small campsite in a beautiful location. However, the price is not right, we paid €41.70 for 1 night, camper, 2 people and electricity (€1.90). The campsite is very popular in high season, it was full when we arrived. There was exactly 1 spot left. Friendly reception. Walking and cycling is possible in the truly beautiful surroundings. Unfortunately, the Silvretta pass was still closed when we were there, it will open again on a limited basis on July 19, 2025