We were looking for a different place. By chance, we stumbled upon Maison de la Liberation. What a nice place. A simple place with a lot of history. We walked to Omaha Beach ourselves, which was a half-hour walk. Just before the beach, there is a small museum where the stories of the invasion are displayed. In short, a great place to spend time.

Nice place to stay overnight on the way to Brittany Very spacious pitches. I didn't use any other facilities. Initially a bit skeptical about the access code, but that all went smoothly.

Friendly lady at the reception. The pitches vary greatly in size, so we picked out a suitable spot. I read a lot about outdated sanitary facilities. They may have fixed things this winter, because although it is very basic, it is clean and fine. Just be careful which shower you choose. There are also some with a separate changing area where the machine is located inside the cubicle. We paid 38 euros per night for 2 people, camper, and electricity.

A very nice place. We arrived early and were allowed to choose our own spot. We chose a spot on the edge near a patch of grass/swamp. We heard the crickets and frogs and saw deer grazing. Friendly welcome, great sanitary facilities. A 20-minute bike ride from Salzburg. Or otherwise take the bus. The only downside is that there was occasional noise disturbance caused by people using the campsite as a motocross track with their scooters.

Great spot, next to the pool where you can shower for €0.20 (between 8:09 and 20:00). Parking with the app works fine. €5.75 for 24 hours. 10-minute bike ride to Braunau am Inn. However, there are only 4 power outlets. So if someone seems to be leaving, there is a run on the power.

Beautiful, clean campsite with very good sanitary facilities. We were pitched under a beautiful linden tree that was in full bloom... lovely! Even though we were just passing through and stayed for only 3 nights, they knew our names right from the start. The owners (as it is a family business) are incredibly friendly; upon arrival, we were given a tour and offered coffee and cookies. We will definitely keep this one in our favorites.

Flat spots, a fifteen-minute bike ride from the center. There is nothing there, but it costs nothing either and is a great spot for a self-sufficient camper close to the center. We stayed there for 2 nights and slept well. Contrary to the information, there is no maximum camper length if the campers are parked lengthwise.

What a lovely place. We had the luxury of being all alone in a field. Registration was done via a note in the mailbox. We did a nice load of laundry, took a wonderfully strong and warm shower, and above all enjoyed the peace and the enormous number of birds.