it is not a camper place but a P with picnic bench. The available places are dozens, but all short and narrow. in the middle a few slightly longer places, but also there a maximum of 7 meters.

Large campers do not make the bend, or drive backwards or continue and turn around to enter the access lane. We have been coming here intermittently since 2004. By then it had already lagged behind and no development since then, except for the 2 fans installed in the window and ventilation-less toilet/showers. Of course only 1 works. It certainly has an atmosphere, a real 1970s campsite but in mediocre condition.

walked around the place twice but nowhere (more) a sign forbidden to stay overnight.

Everything neatly arranged. Payment can be made in CHF (23) or EUR (21.50). You can pay with a card when the reception is open (1 hour at the beginning of the evening) or cash in the registration envelope or with QR code, but this does not work with Rabo. The black and gray water discharge is a level higher, next to the municipal workshop. You can use facilities without an overnight stay against a voluntary contribution in the cash box near the toilets.

free including all basic amenities, what more could you want. Note if you come from the CH side with a camper with a wheelbase of 400 cm or more that you will probably have to go into 4 of the hairpin bends.

For that money it couldn't be better. Simple payment with QR code, well arranged. On Saturday evening disco audible from a distance, no idea if that is structural.

Now to find out when the season is, on September 15 everything will be closed.

Extra fun in December / January with a view of the illuminated mast.

It is no longer a motorhome. Tonight stood there but a lot of noise from runaway cars of young people.

There is no question of camper pitches or special place. Houses are rented out and locals come to (kite) surfing. Furthermore, there is the normal traffic tourism as we know it in Nl with a place to rinse off and a larger crane that belongs to the harbor that has expired. You are standing on a paved parking lot where the kiosk is located.