A simple but nice campsite in the countryside. A friendly farmer.

First you drive along a narrow country lane, but once you arrive at the campsite, it starts. A nightmare. There are many very narrow passages on the campsite, and it is unclear where you can or should go. We were directed over a small bridge with a weight limit of 2500 kg. We couldn't turn around, nor could we reverse, so we just hoped for the best, turned around in a field, and went back over the bridge. But after navigating many narrow passages for a long time, we finally arrived at a nice camping meadow.

The camper pitch is no longer €14 but €16.50

The municipal campsite has now changed from a camping car park to an actual camping car park and has immediately become more expensive. Without a manager, it is no fun at all. The price-quality ratio used to be good, but now we will skip this campsite in the future. Less service, pay more.

A nice campsite. Everything is there and works. Even the WiFi is good, which is exceptional for a campsite.

A decent campsite. We weren't bothered by the busy little road next to the site, nor did we hear the whisper train. Everything worked as it should. Only the WiFi was poor, as usual at campsites. It is annoying that they ask for your pass number to log in and nothing happens.

This morning, a desolate arrival. The footpath to the hotel was also completely overgrown. Despite the nice weather, it didn't look inviting. We drove on.

A nice, well-maintained campsite. It's a shame you can't dispose of grey water. We didn't eat there, despite the fact that you get a €2 discount on your accommodation costs.

Sometimes I don't understand why a campsite is super popular. The same goes for this one. You're all parked together on a sort of parking lot. You have to walk quite a way past all kinds of construction work to get there, outside the pitches. There is only a swimming pool, no nice view, nothing. Yes, all the amenities are there, that's all.