Received a very friendly welcome! Nice, spacious, level pitches on a gravel strip, with enough space next to them to sit comfortably on the grass. Sanitary facilities clean and new. It was very quiet there; we arrived without a reservation and there was still plenty of room.

We thought £37 for a camper pitch without a shower was expensive, but the location makes up for it; it is truly beautiful! And wonderfully quiet. You do park at an angle (also with blocks) at every spot. We were allowed to choose our own pitch. Please note: cash only.

It was almost full when we arrived at 2 p.m., nice, level pitches. Electricity for €1. There's a fair in town right now, which causes some noise.

Narrow access road over a dam. Passing is impossible, so if there's oncoming traffic, you'll have to reverse. Didn't visit the campsite itself.

Beautiful grounds, with a tiny house and plenty of space for campers. However, we didn't feel comfortable there. There was one other camper, but it didn't seem occupied (no people, but the driver's window was open), and two gypsy vans arrived. So we drove on.

Campervan site next to the campsite. You can also pitch on the campsite itself (€22 including electricity). The campervan site costs €15 per night and includes access to the campsite's facilities. Grassy ground under the pine trees. Spacious pitches. Not everyone behaves like they would on a campervan site, for example, pitching side tents and pitching crosswise. Around 4 p.m., there were still about 10 available pitches! A daily special, such as paella, is served at the campsite.

Now a campervan park, so membership is required to enter. Plenty of space, very large pitches! Well-maintained. The sanitary facilities are old but very clean. I've seen more expensive campsites with much worse facilities. This is a great one.