A wide variety of deciduous trees and songbirds. The fortified town within walking distance is worth a visit; it's not touristy. There are few restaurants and cafes, just one restaurant and a Bar Tabac. The campsite itself is spacious, but entering with a Passe de Etapes card can be a bit tricky. You can pay per night, but the terminal starts with a €50 credit that you can add or subtract. Water, electricity, and Wi-Fi are included. The road was quiet on weekends, probably busier on weekdays.

We're standing with three German neighbors at the edge of the old Stellplatz. As one neighbor says in "No Man's Land." He's been there for three nights without being checked, so we're taking our chances. The electricity poles are out of order, as is the parking meter. No parking permits. The thermal baths were hit by the floods and then expertly demolished by vandals. It's part of the reconstruction projects here, but we're not seeing much activity.

Well, it's starting to look more and more like a campsite; many people are making themselves at home for extended stays. It's great to park your car next to your campervan, trailer tent, or caravan. Music at full volume, everyone can join in the fun. A great mix with the racing motorcycles and GTI hooligans on the ring road. Our last time here.

Sign at the entrance says Ver- en Entsorgung so you can also empty your cassette toilet in the existing pit. At the water column with coins there are hoses so it looks like you can take water now in the summer

With your bank card you pay 10 per night at the parking meter. With the Easyparc app 11.50 per night, quite a difference. Excellent CP otherwise we have been here more often. 3 x 24 hours costs you 26 euros, a discount of 4 euros.

Update: 2 electricity and a clean water column that work on coins and debit cards installed, 8 electricity connections, no waste pit seen. 6 gravel spots, when will the fences be removed ;-)