Beautifully situated in the woods with hiking trails and access to the Vennbahn. A playground for children and a well-maintained, free restroom. The Beer Museum isn't a museum, but a restaurant. You don't have to eat there to enjoy it, but it's definitely recommended. Inside, the walls are lined with display cases and shelves filled with beers. There's a huge selection of drinks, and the food itself is also excellent, including vegetarian and vegan options.

Quiet and spacious camper site along the Prüm-Bütchenbach Vennbahn. Clean, paid toilets are within (a good) walking distance, near the old train station. The old town of Prüm is a 10-minute drive away, ideal for exploring by bike. It's also a good place to do your grocery shopping.

Large paved camper place in the middle of the city. Spacious places, busy even in spring. Toilet (1) and shower (1) work, but are often occupied; then the red light is on. Because it says 'hors service' next to it, it seems out of order, but that is not the case. This light is also on during the automatic cleaning after each use. Use the code you receive at check-in for access to the sanitary facilities.

Automatic camper place with gate and ticket system. Real paved camping places with green, trees and electricity. No toilet or shower, only camper service. OK for a short stay if you want to see something of the city/beach.

Beautifully situated campsite with various sea view places and a private mini beach. Good sanitary facilities and also warm water in the early season. The village of Candas within walking distance along the boulevard is characteristic and just touristy enough to be cozy.

What a gem. Well-maintained camper place with spacious, paved places and a piece of grass next to each place. Good facilities in the adjacent sports hall, view of picos with eternal snow and plenty of hiking trails nearby. For the Ruta del Cares you still have to walk, cycle or take a taxi to Caín. Arranging a place via the column was easy. You can also book in advance via the website (was not necessary now).

Good transit place in the spring. Beautiful view of the fishing lake and the hill behind it. Clean enough toilet with sink (no toilet paper) free to use. Separate waste collection and recreational opportunities around the lake. You are right next to the church and hear it chime on the whole and half hours.

The campsite is not open and it is unclear when they will open. The English owner was kind enough to let us stay overnight while passing through. There is still some work to be done before they can open, but the four stars are for peace, hospitality and hopefully a good restart. Tip: check the website to see if the campsite is open yet.

Found number 25 after a lot of searching. No indication, the meadow is closed off for animals. Probably no longer a camper place.

Nice welcome, nice spacious pitches and a map with walking route to the forest and nearby facilities. Price is higher than expected, change based on 2 people communicated in the app. If you travel with teenagers, they count as adults and cost 94 kroner per night extra.

Great place without further fuss, but we like that. If only there were more places like that. The road nearby is a through road and some traffic can be heard.