Last night here with about 25 campers in the middle of the large terrain. Hard surface with gravel and grass. Old city, parks and harbor within walking distance.

Friendly welcome, but the price was different than stated here. DK 300 or € 40,- per day. We continued anyway.

Friendly welcome by the manager. Spacious places, incl. sani, shower and electricity. DK 120 applies in low season.

By the end of the morning it was already full again, so arrive on time. The police check regularly and note down all license plates. Maximum stay is 48 hours, after that a fine will follow. Picnic tables available. Little lighting on the site. Three sani stations. At the entrance they are working on a center guide where the barriers will probably be placed.

Great place, just no satellite reception due to the tall trees. The restaurant owner saw the dish turning and said that outside the high season it is no problem to park in the large parking lot. Beautiful walk of over an hour around the lake.

Only three places left. One place has been sacrificed for two charging places for electricity. cars. Beautiful park, but the many large buildings give a picture of faded glory.

Is still a free place with all amenities including electricity.

Great location and a km from the highway. Also take your bike to cycle over the old railway line through the illuminated tunnel to the other side of the city. The city itself is not much.

Warm welcome at former mini-camping. Toilets and showers are closed. Furthermore, all facilities (discharge, water and electricity) are present and included in the price. Spacious pitches on a large lawn. Mowed grass is taken away. Beautiful area for cycling and walking. Ommen and Hardenberg within cycling distance.

there is no longer any talk of desolation. It has become a beautiful new motorhome, which still looks a bit sterile. The area to St Louis so Rhone is now being addressed and appears to be becoming park-like with new cycling and walking paths. The Camarque and the beach are easy to do by bike.

Beautiful places and free until April 1. Electricity and water are closed until then. Water available at toilet block.

A super place for us. With the warm weather of the past week, we could sit under the trees or on the water. Friendly welcome and helpful. Good place for cycling trips in the area. Definitely a place to come back to.

We can fully connect with the previous reviews. Glad that such places are realized by motor home owners for other motor home owners. A lot of information about the environment received. We found Kollum a surprisingly nice place with many stores.

Nice place with history. Friendly welcome and surprisingly delicious beers drunk in the tasting room. A must is the fort-fit walk on Sunday at 10.45. Costs € 8, - pp and before that a consumption before and after the walk of more than one and a half hours around and through the fort.

We join the previous messages. In addition to the CP, a site has been laid out, apparently for campers. We were here February 20. with 14 campers. Beautiful walking and cycling environment, although a lot of walking along the quiet roads.

We were here on February 19. What we did not know, that this CP is located on top of the highest mountain of the Algarve, at 905 meters high. We came from the west side and arrived on a narrow steep road, unsuitable for campers, so always from Monchique driving. Spacious pitches, but campers were also in the parking lot.

We had to search, but the CP is at the left of the gas station. Warm welcome and indeed very clean sanitary.

We agree with the previous reviews, but to fill a half water tank we had to pay 2 euros. The CP owner said that he had to pay for it and was therefore not included in the price. The rate was 12 euros per night.

Friendly reception. Spacious places on paved ground. Beautiful hiking and cycling environment.

With effect from 1 July the voluntary contribution is converted € 6.50 per day and want power then comes another € 2.00 in. It remains a beautiful place with friendly and helpful owners.