@LilianAdriaanse

A gem for self-sufficient campers. We will return in another season and look forward to a tasting! Lovely to be parked on grass and in a natural environment where you can hike via many junctions.

Advice: call ahead because you have to drive 3 km along a very bad and narrow road to get here. The owner was on vacation but we were allowed to stay there; we don't know if we were in the right spot. The location is fantastic, with beautiful walks to be had and peace and quiet by the Lesse. (However, there were noisy railway works both nights.) We paid €40 for 2 nights, with no facilities.

Not an idyllic spot, but it's fantastic that you can fill up with water for free, dump it, dispose of your waste, and even connect to electricity! The water station was still operational at the end of October. Shops nearby, very convenient.

The site looks unkempt and is noisy, but it's fenced off, which does inspire some confidence. There are also long-term campers and mobile homes that are permanently occupied, with lots of clutter around them. Didn't use any of the "facilities." The central section of the campground is paved, and that's where most of the campers who actually travel are. A good base for Middelheim Park, which is fantastic, with so much art, and free access, even with a dog!

Great free spot, no amenities, thanks to the municipality! Information board for walking and cycling at the CP. Busier on weekends due to the recreation park. Quite a noisy spot, construction going on in the park and at night on the football fields. It's great to do the brickworks tunnels walk from here (17 km). There's also plenty to see and do in the recreation park, great fun for kids too. Significant investment has been made here! Fancy a mega ice cream? Go to the Grote Markt in Boom.

Everything is perfectly organized here. You can choose from grass or paved (crushed stone), sunny or shaded. Because the campsite is located on a small peninsula, many pitches are right on the water. With good weather, they deserve 6 stars 😇. Price for a campervan without electricity: 380 kroner. Showers (max. 7 minutes) for 25 kroner 😳. But it all looks spotless, like a hotel.

Beautifully situated between two swirling glacial rivers with a view of Nigardsbreen. Just before the toll road to the glacier parking lot. Excellent Wi-Fi. The sanitary facilities date back to the Middle Ages, but the water was excellent. Unfortunately, there's no washing machine or graywater disposal point, but there is clean water available. There are also 9 hiker's cabins. A beautiful location, Breheimensenteret is a 0.5 km walk away. But the price-quality ratio is ridiculous. We didn't see a manager; check-in is via QR code.