Very clean sanitary facilities that, as mentioned earlier, are only open between 8:00 and 20:00. The restaurant in the clubhouse has a small menu for lunch and dinner, but the quality is good and at a very reasonable price. There is nothing to do in the immediate vicinity, just silence and peace. In the evening, we took a walk around (or past) the golf course.

Very nice lady at the reception who also speaks a little Dutch, and we managed to secure a nice spot by the lake. The sanitary facilities are clean but severely outdated. Showers cost CZK 20 per 10 minutes. Nice restaurant on the premises with a decent menu.

This is what we appreciate about a small camper site. Cozy, personal welcome. Beautiful, spacious pitches with a clear intention to keep it small and cozy. This is one we will remember.

Friendly welcome, but that was about it. The pitches on the gravel are very basic and tucked away at the end of the harbor, behind a pile of old junk. The sanitary facilities are clean and the free showers are nice and hot. I consider it a miss for this price that you have to wait 2.5 minutes for the water to come back on after showering for 5 minutes. The walk to the old town center takes about 10 minutes.

Very neat, recently renovated pitches. Very friendly welcome and extremely helpful harbour master. The sanitary facilities are 'just' clean, but the hot water could have been warmer. The price is a bit on the high side, but a visit to the old town centre (about a 10-minute walk) makes up for a lot.

The camper pitches look neat and are separated by planters and vines. The restroom facilities are well-maintained, including a washing machine and dryer. The biggest drawbacks are a dishwashing area (which isn't there) and Wi-Fi (which hasn't been working for over a year). Neumagen is a charming wine village with a few good restaurants, but otherwise there's little to do. A supermarket with a fresh bakery is a 10-minute walk away.

A neat, well-maintained campsite with spacious pitches. The staff is friendly and the sanitary facilities are clean. There's a small campsite shop with basic items. There's also a cafe/restaurant on site with burgers and pasta, or the set menu. I didn't try it myself, but it was busy with happy people. The free public transport bus to Luxembourg City is about a 5-minute walk away. We weren't bothered by airplanes or road traffic.

Separate, higher plateau pitches for campers and tents. The lower campsite consists of more rental properties and a few pitches. The sanitary building upstairs is fairly new, but hot water is a challenge. The water heater only kicks on when hot water is requested, and then it takes a while. Not convenient with paid showers. A friendly man at the reception. There's no supermarket within walking distance. Chip shop and canoe launch at the entrance.