Excellent and well-maintained campsite, many spacious pitches. Roughly 90% of the guests come from the UK (June 2024). Coulon, 2 km away, is a tiny tourist town. We were disappointed with cycling in the area. Many very poorly maintained (cycling) paths. Unfortunately, we also saw a lot of poverty in this region.

Camping itself is okay. Beautifully located and close to the nice town of Molde. But you have to be able to handle the fact that the campsite is just before the airport runway. At a height of 50m and 100m from the spots, planes pass by at the craziest times. At the beginning of September, there were also digging and chopping activities right next to the camper spots from 7.30 am. The view makes up for a lot.

Well-maintained campsite, spacious pitches, clean and nice sanitary facilities, only unfortunately there was a persistent sewage smell. Crowded around early October. Especially English winters. We had the last place, initially for only 1 night. Apart from a walk to the beach or the supermarket, there is virtually nothing to do. Benicassim is not very attractive, nor is Oropesa.

An excellent campsite. Especially in the upper part beautiful, new and spacious pitches with a fantastic view of the old part of Albarracin. Clean sanitary facilities, and all facilities are readily available. With ACSI €18. Whether historic A is the most beautiful town in Spain? We didn't think so. There and around a lot of poverty, almost desolate. From the campsite 20 minutes walk to the old part. There is a lot of climbing there.

Beautiful camping site. At 9 cycling km from the old center. Only the sanitary facilities: such a shame: outdated, poorly maintained and not exactly clean. But the most disturbing: shower cubicles of 80x80 with 1 hook. Nothing else. Everything gets wet and you can't put a bottle of shampoo in it. Whoever came up with this apparently never showered himself. Rate: € 32 : to be expected if the government is in charge. Was acceptable if that plumbing would be in order.

Basically a great campsite, in a great and quiet location in this part of France. Very friendly welcome, beautifully manicured grounds. Lots of spacious places. Lots of facilities and a beautiful pool. Sanitary: spacious and plenty. If that plumbing were cleaner and more cared for it could definitely get 4 and maybe 5 stars. Can live with it, we will definitely come back.

Agree with all the positive reviews. Lovely, well-maintained old-fashioned campsite. Super friendly (once Dutch 😇) owners.

Great campsite! Beautiful and spacious pitches, good, well-kept and clean sanitary facilities. Nice hot showers with a sink. You rarely see it, but how nice that is. Very quiet location. By bike in 10 minutes in Cognac. Lovely 'old-fashioned' campsite.

Unbelievable, those 4 stars. Plumbing is outdated and downright filthy, full of caked-on dirt. 1 toilet open on the ladies' section. For about 20 users, mainly grape pickers who camped there. No proper washing possible, only square deep sinks. You can't even lose a bottle of dishes. 5 amps, no Wifi, no facility or service of any kind. The only plus: spacious pitches, well-kept, but that is not special in France. Pauillac: a lot of poverty.

Neat campsite, a few beautiful places but also many tight places, with lots of shade. Sanitary indeed outdated but spotless. Well located campsite. Advice: book, also in mid-September. Virtually no place left quite early in the afternoon on 14-9. After 2 x 'complete' this was the 3rd campsite that still had 1 place for 3 days. It is crowded everywhere on the island and almost traffic jams! After 3 days in the hustle and bustle, we went looking for peace on the mainland.

We got a spot on the small part on the other side of the road. The main campsite was full on 12-9 but this turned out to be a good alternative. Sanitary very outdated and poorly maintained but reasonably clean. Noirmoutier itself is a nice place for half a day. Furthermore, we did not find this area very attractive. Approx. €22 per night/2p.

Great campsite, nicely centrally located. Cycling in the area is doable. To Croisic, Guerande or La Baule. We were here September 9-12 and the large campground was almost full. We had a great spot but you can be unlucky and have to make do with a sloping spot, on a corner. Good sanitary facilities and lovely hot showers, one of the best ever. With ACSI €18: excellent value for money.

Great campsite. Good facilities and straight from the campsite onto the cycle path to LeMont. Still three stars because the showers were really too cold and it has "gender neutral" sanitary facilities. But for €18 with ACSI good deal. Both Google Maps and our new Garmin Camper Navigation gave the wrong route information. If you're led into a dead end, you know you're wrong. The entrance is about 200 meters north of it.

Can only confirm the previous reviews. Excellent basic campsite for those seeking tranquility. Plumbing is basic but spotless. The next morning the sun shone and the cows were standing in the meadow next to us, a wonderful start to the day.

What a motley collection of reviews below. Our experience: an excellent and beautifully located campsite, near the truly beautiful Harlingen and only 3 km from the ferry service to Vlieland and Terschelling. Bonus: dike t.o. Campsite via stairs and you are on the beach of Harlingen, magnificent sunset. Spacious pitches, incl. electricity. €25 for 2p. Hot shower costs €0.50. Sanitary good but could be a bit cleaner and therefore 3 instead of 4 stars.

Excellent campsite, definitely worth 4 stars. Spacious pitches + elec. Fresh bread service, a nice pool. Sanitary new and clean. From the campsite turn left and then cycle straight on for 3.5 km: then you are on the boulevard along the Somme. Cycle tour along the Baie de Somme to St. Valery: worthless: 15km cycle path along the main road, boring, you only see water. St. Crotoy is nice but St. Valery, especially the old part, is a gem. €78 for 4n with ACSI.

Excellent campsite, beautifully situated near the pebble beach. With marked out areas for those who opt for electricity. Simple but spotless sanitary facilities and also a striking number of showers / toilets / washbasins. Paying extra for a hot shower but €24 all in for 1 night/2p at such a location is reasonable.

Wholeheartedly agree with the latest reviews. An excellent and quietly located city campsite, mostly spacious pitches, mostly also paved. After a pleasant walk of 2.5 km you are in the beautiful center of Dijon. If the camper is 3m+, avoid the approach route that leads you through a loop under the main road to the campsite: the underpass is too low.

Wonderful campsite. Beautiful and often spacious spots, criss-cross between the (pine) trees, a relief after all those raked square spots in the south. Each spot has a nice wooden picnic table. Simple but spotless sanitary facilities with real (rotary) knobs, so wonderfully warm showers.. Top. You can walk straight from the campsite into the cozy Bedoin, a nice market on Mondays. Environment is magnificently beautiful. Best approach: immediately at the roundabout follow the signs.

A campsite without stars and pretensions, but one that it thick has done. Friendly welcome, choose your own place. They are fine/even 16Amp. Spotless sanitary facilities, sea view in many places, view of the Iles d'Hyeres. And that for about €20 per night. Harbor for a crossing to Porquerolles nearby (return €39pp with bicycle, 20 min boating, beautiful but very busy, very bad mostly unpaved roads). Nice Hyeres at 12km. Recommended!

Yes, a beautiful location and often spacious places on a large site, you are just a kilometer from the reception. Still, it doesn't live up to the 5*. Reason: the shabby, outrageously filthy plumbing. We were at Unit 9: an embarrassing whole. Dirty through and through, dirty dust edges everywhere, torn sinks and above all a penetrating rotten egg smell. For days. In the 3 days we were there we never saw a cleaner.

Yes, the motorhome pitches are luxuriously equipped. But still not a 5 star location. Because no rest: the camper spots are located right along the busy main road to Grimaud, partly at about 5 meters from it. You look on top of speeding trucks. Sanitary: not ventilated, no hooks and only smooth walls in the shower. No discharge of gray / chemical toilet. Min 3 nights €55 pn. Plus €100 deposit. Return if you clean sanitary facilities yourself on departure.

We were here over the Easter weekend for €16 a night in a lovely, sunny and spacious place, including electricity. Sanitary facilities are outdated and somewhat polluted (cleaning with French strokes) and 'interchangeable baths'. Too bad, otherwise it would have been just one more star. Apt is located a few hundred meters. Nice town, but especially the cycling paths in the area are worth it.

Excellent and fantastically located campsite. With a bit of luck you will have a nice view of Moustiers from your place, which is a 10-minute (steep up) walking distance. very friendly reception, spacious pitches and simple but well-maintained sanitary facilities. Approx. €19 per night.

Great campsite - we stayed here overnight on our way from the Gorges du Verdon to the coast. Spacious pitches, new and clean sanitary facilities, but unfortunately no hot water: the cold had just stopped. Castellane is a two-minute walk away and you can see it in fifteen minutes. It is above all the environment and nature: majestically beautiful.

We were here around April 10 for a few days. Yes: all well maintained and very clean sanitary facilities. But no hot water, almost 2 days. It was only after more than a day that the announcement was put up. After repair a new problem: exchange baths: very hot or cold. The campsite soon turned out to be 'complete': especially with German families. St. Remy is busy and expensive, very touristy. Few cycling options. €29 per night. Tank water? Pay (extra) separately.

Really great campsite for a stop-over to the south, for a very reasonable price. Beautiful and spacious pitches, excellent sanitary facilities and very friendly welcome. Along the N7 but no noise pollution. After about 1km again on the toll road to the south. Top!

Excellent transit campsite. We were happy with paved and spacious places on a soaking wet day at the beginning of April. Simple but fine and clean sanitary facilities. Wonderful showers.

Great location. Beautiful and spacious places. Reception by an older lady, who unfortunately did not radiate pleasure in her work. Plumbing is very clean, but in Lux people have a water phobia: 7 minutes of hot water in the shower, with a wafer-thin trickle/drops. Wash and rinse long hair: don't get it. We were previously at nearby Kockelscheuer: also such a hassle with a decently working shower. You will survive for one night.

An excellent and spacious city campsite. Outdated but super clean sanitary facilities and thin and spacious places. Yes, it could use a revamp here and there. The very passionate owners are only too happy to get started with this, but they are not given the length from the Municipality of Rotterdam. This offers no certainty about extending the leasehold or purchase. So unfortunately the owners are stuck. Sad. Apparently too busy on the Coolsingel with those mega buildings.

In the second half of February a great and spacious place received on their way to Spain. A lovely and very clean sanitary building, with all facilities super heated inside. Blissful showers. Also washing dishes, cleaning the chemical toilet and doing laundry: heated inside. Luxury, especially if it freezes during the evening / night until early morning. And therefore understandable that ACSI rate only starts 1-4. We paid €28 for 2p&camper.

We spent the night here on our way through spring 2019. Restaurant was fine. We wonder if the reviews of one John-Doe are reliable? This reviewer is in many places in Italy, France and Spain in the same period/at the same time

Beautiful and spacious camper place. Easy to reach and a good base for visiting the windmills of Kinderdijk, Dordrecht and Rotterdam (by bicycle). Very clean sanitary facilities. Cafeteria system: you pay separately for what you use in terms of electricity and showers. All-in will cost you approx. €21 per night - 2p. No opportunity to do the dishes, but hey, it's not a campsite. Quiet at night. Very friendly welcome by the owner.

Yes, a beautifully situated campsite, spacious pitches and good facilities. Price is at the end of October €22 pn for a camper, 2p and electricity. Sanitary: clean but the showers are a disaster and therefore 2 **. If you choose these kinds of push buttons for your guests, you have no respect for them: every 10 seconds the water supply stops completely. You have to press again before a stream of water starts again. Definitely no fun. Never seen before.

Well located (passage) campsite. Neat and spacious places, very friendly welcome by the owner, who speaks four languages (NL, F, ES, UK) well. Neatly new and clean sanitary facilities. Less: indeed swampy terrain, not all places have a gravel layer and from about 05.30 you can hear the traffic on the provincial road well. Plus: only €16.50 for a night incl. electricity. On balance: certainly not wrong.

Very nice and neatly maintained campsite. An oasis of peace (especially at night) in a beautiful location on the Cote d'Azur. Cannes (8) and Antibes (20km) easy to reach by bike, wonderful pedaling along the coast. Sanitary very clean. ACSI €21 (limited number of places). Minus: the plumbing is built around the gray water & chemical toilet dump. You have to go through narrow access (morning) past draining campers / nasty skies. And the washing machine washes badly.

Agree with previous reviews: great campsite to visit 5Terres. Good places, clean sanitary facilities and very quiet at night. € 19.30 all-in per night in October.. Marina Deiva train station can be easily reached by bike or by free shuttle bus. From there within 15 minutes at Monterosso. Not so busy route so seat in an air-conditioned train. The very touristic 5Terre area was a bit disappointing. Maybe too spoiled after the grandiose Amalfi Coast?

Great camper place to visit beautiful Lucca. Less than 2km from the historic center and the beautiful city wall. Pitches at this "city camper spot" are spacious enough, each with electricity and water. Plumbing is more than adequate and reasonably (Italian standard?) clean. Washing up turned out to be difficult. Did not suffer from the shooting range, but some noise from the adjacent tennis courts. In short: just a good place. We paid €25 per night.

Large campsite (700+) with many facilities. Good reception. many fixed places. 7-10: ACSI field full, almost remaining. Choice of 5 places with private bathroom and kitchenette. More spacious (approx. 70 m2) than pitches on ACSIveld and with more privacy. By bike 7 (beautiful) km to Follonica, a tourist town that was already completely 'winterized'. Nothing to experience. Plumbing on site was dated and not so clean, but this comfort turned out to be nice. €38 per night.

Plus: very well located to visit Sorrento/Amalfi coast and Capri. Great supermarket around the corner. Usually quite spacious places, quiet at night. The minuses: public indoor swimming pool on the same site causes a lot of nuisance, screaming coaches, cars coming and going until 8 pm. Sanitary: deplorable, ready for demolition and extremely filthy condition: this shows zero respect for your guests. Furthermore, no facilities. No ACSI. €32 per night at the beginning of October.

What a nice cp to visit Matera. Beautifully situated, fantastic view. Nicely landscaped places. About 25 places but 6 toilets and 4 showers: great! Free shuttle bus to beautiful Matera a few times a day: excellent service. If you want to 'nag': yes, first get a key for the shower at the reception (70 meters), for €1. But the place itself costs €21, of which €4 is for tourist tax, so very reasonable. Very friendly reception.

A great campsite. Large, but because of the very spacious pitches it is not noticeable. Beautiful pool and private beach (beautiful sunset!). Super sanitary facilities that are cleaned throughout the day, the rest of the camping site is also spic&span. Gallipoli by bike to do fine. Beaches south of town are perfect. At the end of September we paid €100 for a week (7=5, camper + 2). Only minus: only 3 cramped showers in the ladies' section. Very warm!

Indeed a great camper place for one or two nights to visit Lecce, which can easily be reached by bike (7 km). Sanitary very basic (1 shower, 2 toilets) in a shabby building but clean.

With hesitation this 'star' because we did not spend the night here. Hermetically sealed area, after calling the gate was opened. A camper place in the backyard of a house. Laundry on one side, machine storage on the other. Not a pleasant place, also full in the blazing sun, on gravel. Electricity, use of shower and private pool included in price: €44 (23-9). Offer declined and drove on quickly. This does not make sense.

Location is good for visit by bike or walking to Alderobello. Locorotondo (13km) is also easily accessible by bike through the beautiful valley. Everything about camping has already been said, but we found the sanitary facilities dirty. For this fairly large campsite there is a 40 liter boiler for showers / dishes, so often cold water. Ride from Vieste: first 30 km magnificent, then bitter poverty: decay, vacancy, very bad roads and a lot of waste along the roads.

Good and pleasant motorhome parking, right by the beautiful beach of Vieste. Rather small pitches, about 45m2. So kind of super motorhome. With especially Italians, who are emphatically present. Very clean and neat sanitary facilities and wonderfully warm showers (a handle tap, great!). Vieste can be easily reached by bike or on foot via the boulevard, about 3 km. €22.30 per night all-in at the end of September.

What a nice campsite! The approach route is a bit careful but what lies this campsite is beautiful. Above Assisi. So you can walk down into the city from the campsite. On a good footpath and after about 800 m you walk into the Middle Ages. Grandiose. You can take bus A back. Or walk, certainly as beautiful with all the views. Simple plumbing but what wonderful showers. Well worth it, we paid €21 per night. Great deal.

Top! In all perspectives. Beautiful and quiet location, right on the lake. Beautifully maintained grounds. It is possible to make excellent tours to the left or right by bicycle. Super, perfectly clean sanitary facilities. Cleaned several times a day. Spots in the front part towards the lake are the best. Nice pool, great restaurant and a great shop that is open all day. Free use of washing machines. We paid €20 with ACSI. Paradise exists!

The price is not right at all. Must be €21.50 for camper + 2p + electricity. On 9-15. In addition, €1 is added for a 3 minute shower. Terrain is beautiful, it is quiet but otherwise very basic, no facilities outside the sanitary facilities.

Excellent campsite, spacious but sandy pitches. Super friendly reception. Sanitary very clean. She was satisfied with the water temperature, he was not: too hot and not well adjustable. In quite a lot of places there are problems with traffic / catering until late in the evening. Excellent bakery opposite the entrance and if you want to relax on the coast where cycling is very easy: fine to do. We paid €20 with ACSI. camping is between 3-4 stars.

This review is without hesitation. Because we didn't stay here overnight. Lady on reception was extremely unfriendly. Asked for pp but when she wanted to make copies asked if that could be done differently, if we could give our own copy (without BSN). The passports were then thrown back at the desk with the announcement that we had to look for another campsite. Fortunately, that worked quickly. It's okay that there are rules, but it's not necessary to be so rude.

The campsite is located on the main road to Aosta, but the noise pollution is very limited. Excellent reception, attentive staff and spacious places. Fantastic and lots of sanitary facilities and super clean. With ACSI we paid €20 per night.

Indeed a beautifully situated campsite and we had a nice view of the glaciers. Chamonix is also easy to reach by bicycle. Still only two stars because of the state of the plumbing. Rarely have we seen such unkempt and dirty sanitary facilities. Tile walls full of all kinds of dirty stains, a huge bin of dirt and dust under the sinks, black layers of dirt on sockets / edges / pipes. So no 'one day waste'. And no hooks.

Well located campsite. Beautiful and spacious pitches, mostly located directly on the river Loue. From the campsite you can easily walk into the small but cozy center, where there is, among other things, a fine bar-restaurant. Sanitary basic and not very clean. For €15.10 with ACSI a great deal. And: large supermarket & gas stop at 700 meters!

I agree with the previous two positive reviews. Good reception, clean sanitary facilities. Great place for an overnight stay on the outward or return journey to the south. Location is not great and therefore 4 *. Good value for money. Close to many good shops including supermarches.

Beautifully located campsite with super facilities. Spacious pitches, many and clean sanitary facilities. Especially with ACSI card a very good deal.

Beautiful location, spacious pitches. However, for many places a long cord is needed for electricity. Very basic sanitary. No clean water tap. Big downside: with a little rain it is difficult to get away with a caravan or camper, swampy terrain and you do not cross the slope to leave the site. We already saw a lot of skidding cars with caravans in the few days that we were there at the end of June, with light rain.

Nicely located campsite with many amenities, very spacious pitches with electricity and water. Big downside: the dirty and neglected sanitary facilities. Not the dirt from daily use but black edges around the taps, black dirt on ledges and frames: clearly not cleaned for months. What a shame for such a beautiful place.

Great location. Very well maintained camper place, with hard surface and grass strip. Nice and quiet location, very friendly owner. Only reasons not to give 5 stars: the sanitary facilities were super clean but slightly less luxurious than the motorhome in Lekkum and there was no washing/drying machine, which Lekkum did have. Furthermore: another great camper place in beautiful Friesland!

Join all the positive comments. Great camper place. Location in all respects top there in Lekkum. By bike: 4 km from the beautiful city center of Leeuwarden and 20 km, along the Dokkumer Ee, to another gem, Dokkum.

Beautifully located campsite. Beautiful and spacious pitches. What a peace in the middle of the Stobbenbos. The plumbing was basic but spotless. A bit remote. Elburg and Kampen are easy to reach by bicycle.

Very pleasant campsite. Clean sanitary facilities, mostly spacious pitches with good facilities. Campsite is beautiful and very quiet. Staff are extremely friendly and very helpful. Top notch!

The rectangular camper field is located near the main provincial road, a lot of noise. The sanitary facilities are shabby and the hot showers did not work well both days: water remained too cold or became much too hot in the 4 min time. Mandatory: provide a copy of the passport ("because many checks by boas"). In the sanitary areas there are instructions in another (Eastern European?) language. Lots of mobile homes. Pay cash only. Environment: beautiful

Neat campsite, clean toilet facilities. Fairly spacious but not demarcated pitches. Duration: low season is € 55 for camper & 2 p. The so-called free Wi-Fi works as usual on a campsite anywhere in Europe. Do not understand so slowly that this is / may still be advertised. And the EU bundle doesn't work in Switzerland either. Nice and quiet.

Very nice campsite, nice and quiet location. Spacious places, often separated by hedges. Good and clean sanitary facilities, with a heated section. We were the last guests here at 1-10 and found a wonderfully heated shower in the morning. Chapeau! 5km by bike to Sarlat, many cycling routes / voies verts in the immediate area.

Great campsite, good atmosphere. Many very spacious places, good and clean sanitary. Swimming pool and bread service. So much for € 16 per night with an ACSI card. Near Trebes with a few nice restaurants on the Canal du Midi quay. This also means good cycling to Carcassonne (approx. 15 km).

Neat campsite, spacious, flat terrain, good and clean sanitary. Within walking distance of both the historic Cite Carcassonne and the basse cite (which was very disappointing: dilapidated, many vacant stores too). Many spacious places but the camper vans, who stay one or two nights, are in a kind of camper parking space close to each other.

Nothing special, this campsite, which is somewhat lost. Lawn, very open, no privacy. What little and not too clean sanitary. Furthermore, no facilities at all, no sandwich service. If you have just come from a great campsite with everything in perfect order and a swimming pool, for which you paid € 16 a night, you do not understand that they are asking € 17.50 here at the end of September.

Great campsite, fairly spacious places. Sanitary reasonable / good. Environment is beautiful. It is within walking distance (5 minutes), but we thought it was a somewhat run-down / shabby place. Many vacancies in the center.

Great and beautifully located campsite, spacious places. Good sanitary facilities and clean. Excellent cycle path to Annecy, approx. 9 km. Cycling around the lake: approx. 40 km of which at least 15 on / next to 80 km away, not pleasant. Round ro is better, less steep climbs.

Great city camping, spacious places and lots of clean sanitary facilities. Safe feeling due to always closed access, also for pedestrians. Virtually from campsite excellent cycle path along the Canal towards Toulouse center, approx. 8 km. We found this a very nice city, very bike friendly.

Quite a campsite in itself. Is beautiful, places fairly large, little privacy, sanitary outdated. What a low rating mainly because unfortunately little care is spent on site and clean sanitary facilities. Lots of overhanging / low hanging branches, trees along very narrow riding paths that have been sawn off 30 cm above ground: and bumped from all campers / caravans that hit it.

Easily accessible, affordable and pleasant city camping. Almost flat terrain and paved camper spots. Enough sanitary facilities, fairly clean. As is often the case in France: quite outdated site and also Wifi very limited. Bakery and supermarket within walking distance.

Camping is beautiful. River, rail and road run through the narrow Moselle valley so you always hear some traffic. To live with. But the plumbing (up the stairs) is really far below standard. Obsolete, as is so often the case in Germany, but rarely seen and over-looked in this country. Entire area at the reception looked unkempt, lots of junk. Too bad, a little fresher would care much.

Nicely situated campsite on the Moselle, next to the marina. Condition of the reception suggested the worst but the plumbing (1st floor) was spotless and adequate facilities. Quite pricey: € 24, of which € 6 for electricity. Unique: electrical cabinet will be opened for you and € 1.60 will be charged for that action. Fortunately, disconnection is free again! Village is 'dead' / vacant.

We were here at the end of June '19. Great motorhome with all facilities, payment can be via a card, which you get at the entrance and you can recharge with cash or pin. Cafeteria system: you pay separately for everything with that card: accommodation, water, electricity and shower. Only WC is 'free'. Well located for a visit to Trier, approx. 3 km. Trier disappointed us after the beautiful Moselle Valley.

We were here in early July '19. Nicely located campsite, spacious places for campers. Plumbing is fine: very clean, new, and enough facilities. Delicious hot water, push button system. We stood at the back, very quiet. Until the first plane came over low: a deafening sound but at the same time a powerfully beautiful face. First flight is early but the number per day is limited

Plus: Neat and well-kept campsite, sanitary facilities somewhat outdated but everything works great and is spotless, WiFi also works perfectly. Min: the campsite is in the corner between the main road and the cobblestone street: it doesn't get really quiet, nor does it help that the noisy garbage truck arrives at the camp site at 05.45, reversing onto the site until it is roughly in the middle, not every day, that's another plus....

Well, again for us a super location! Great place between ships, well guarded and with excellent facilities (electricity, super Wifi, and although only one: excellent and clean shower with delicious water). Groningen center 3 km, doable by bike. All this for just € 12.50, good deal.

We have not arrived to an overnight stay. Came along on the bike (from neighboring cp), camping was empty for 2 / 3rd. The intention was to book for 3-4 nights. Were reproached by an older lady in a very annoying way: “reservation not possible, son is about assigning places, which is not accessible. When you come by, we see what it will be but you better stay where you are ”.

Top! 3 nights stood here in mid-June with our camper on specially prepared beautiful camper field, very spacious place. Wonderfully quiet, really beautiful location, good facilities, simple but clean and efficient. And then also a very friendly and helpful owner. We will definitely be back.

Spacious place, beautiful environment. But that is not really distinctive in this region. Sanitary: far too little for such a large campsite. And downright nasty. Too bad, this could be so much better!

Beautiful location but that is not really distinctive in this region. € 22 pn. Wifi does not work, own network no reach in this corner Sanitary: far too few facilities for such a large campsite and downright nasty. Hot water € 4 per quarter. Included € 2 per place per day. If you charge water card: you will not get surplus back. Altogether no 'warm guest feeling' here unfortunately.

The campsite is beautifully situated. Plumbing is clean, hot water constant. Cons: Little privacy, no well-separated places. We were there when the sea was really haunted and the seawater flowed into the campsite, around the campers. Many people were therefore busy at night but camping management 'absent'. With ACSI € 20 per night. Wifi costs € 5 per day PER device, cheaper if you stay longer.

Great campsite / good value for money. Spacious places, hard surfaces, clean sanitary facilities, occasional faltering supply of hot water. Wifi works reasonably / slowly. You drive from this campsite by bike to Valencia, on cycle paths, very nice. Only minus: if you end up a little further behind, you are right on the main road and you have no wifi range.

Great campsite! Classified with 2 stars, but everything was right: quiet location, large places, clean sanitary facilities, wonderfully warm water, excellent WiFi, very friendly manager. And all for just € 12.50 for 2 people including everything. Only minus: only grassland: can become cunning with a camper in wet weather.

I notice that my assessment with a 4 has not been posted twice on the app how much this was announced. I now give a 6 with the same comment: holiday camp in the middle of nowhere. Filthy sanitiat full of worms. Gravel parking space for campers without any privacy. WiFi works slow. And costs € 2.5 per day.

Previous review not posted? We were here last week. Huge noise all day long through digging and chopping. Sanitary not clean, change baths. And of course the 'free' WiFi doesn't work like in so many places in Spain. Location is only good.

Do not understand why my negative assessment (5-4-19) about this atmospheric location with dirty (full of worms) sanitiar is not visible.

Sad! Nice location but that means everything. Sanitary dirty and it smells really huge (sewer air). Hot water not constant. WiFi: no! As so often in Spain: does not work. From 8 April also digging on the campsite and along the already narrow access road. From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The campsite management had said nothing about this. Not really neat. Denia is disappointing. Many close / bankrupt.

A kind of holiday camp 'in the middle of nowhere'. After beautiful Andalucia, the area was very disappointing. Camperplace on gravel, no separation / vegetation. We paid € 18 for space with private sanitary. Unfortunately, that turned out to be quite dirty and full of vermin: the worms crawled across the floor. If you want to enter the 'thermal' swimming pool it costs € 5 extra per person per day. WiFi another € 2.5 per day for max 2 devices.

Location is great, about 9 km by bike to the center of Seville. We were lucky with a very nice place on the river: location is only positive. It is also safe. Expecting nothing in terms of facilities: plumbing downright dirty. 1 toilet & 1 shower for men / women. Is not cleaned for days. WiFi also unstable. Power excellent / sufficient capacity.

Good CP but we were lucky because we had a very nice place on the water. Do not expect anything from the plumbing (very filthy and unkempt, a typical of Spain, little cleaning, only 1 toilet / shower for the whole CP) but by bike or bus S is well-paid reach. WiFi also bad, as in so many locations in Spain.

Totally agree with previous reviewers: neat CP, well located, old / dated Sanitary. For ladies 1 toilet and two (shared / therefore no privacy) showers. You survive a night for € 9.

Super campsite, very clean and beautiful sanitary, fantastic facilities, indoor pool, and outdoor pool all open in March. WiFi works great on the entire campsite and was free in March. Lagos a bit far away, 5-6 km, not to walk and by biting by bike along the main road where traffic rushes at 100km / hour.

Great campsite, clean bathrooms. Stopped on the way to the Algarve. Now quiet but because they are not delimited places it can be different in the high season idd. Facilities (shop, swimming pool etc.) still closed. Rate € 17 per day including electricity. Wi-Fi costs € 8 extra per day! Day later at a luxury campsite near Luz / Lagos we paid € 25 without ACSI, all facilities, including hot tub, open.

Top camping! Good places, spotless sanitary facilities and also many showers / toilets. Lovely hot water, WiFi works perfectly on the entire campsite and the bread is good too. Restaurant was packed on Sunday afternoon with locals, good sign. Beautiful Salamanca easily accessible by bicycle.

This site is so beautiful! Excellent walking / cycling path directly from the campsite into the beautiful Chartres, approx. 2.5 km. Good first stop on the way south. If this campsite were to renovate plumbing and add a bit more gravel pitches for campers, it would just become a 9 or 10.

Great location relative to Burgos but that means everything. Places: lawn, no fencing, close together. Sanitary limited open and hot water hardly available. Free WIFI? Unfortunately, it doesn't work either. So all in all a low rating because the only plus is great location.

Great campsite, nice and ruin places with gravel Sanitiair perfectly fine. Center St Jean de Luz and supermarket nearby and easy to reach by bike or on foot.

Drama! Location is only good. Grassland, no separation areas, so-called free WiFi does not work, far too little plumbing.

Location is good but everything is said. WiFi does not work there, own range book does not. Sanitary old and far too little. Grassland parking, no separation: actually expensive paid camper parking.

Good CP! No nice view or just practical: a nice and centrally located place. The two days that we were fully booked but still very quiet. Small sanitary units, limited but they are there and reasonably clean.

Quiet campsite, no marked pitches. Along the print path. ACSI card is NOT accepted here. So you pay the full pound, quite a lot.

In early July 2018 a few days stood here. Excellent campsite, beautifully situated and spacious. Very clean bathroom. Friendly reception. Price-quality ratio excellent: up to the favorable ACSI rate. Warm shower system a relief.