Someone else's previous review is incorrect; there are 2 tunnels, one 3.70 meters high and one 4.20 meters, so no problem. Parking meter for €5 per 24 hours and water €0.10 per 10 liters or €1 for 100 liters. Good service from the city. However, I personally slept poorly because of the cars and trains 🫣 It is a very beautiful town though, and a nice walk to the ruins; definitely recommended.

Just arrived via the app but still not ready; the bollards were open so I drove in and parked, but I didn't see anywhere to pay. The owner saw me via the camera and came over to me. A very friendly young man who explained to me why it wasn't ready yet. I asked if I could pay him, but he didn't want that. He allows me to stay here for a few days, but I have to use my own facilities.

The previous review is completely wrong; there is no water nearby for boats. It is just a regular parking lot; you can get water at a small house down below, but the sanitary station burned down. It is also located along a busy road, unfortunately, but it is free, so no complaining haha

This isn't an official camper site but a regular parking lot; it's very quiet and next to a dog walking area. I checked and I was allowed to stay one night, but not camp. Nice town center too 🤩

Stayed a few nights 2 weeks ago, wonderfully quiet and just a few hundred meters from a beautiful old village with cozy terraces 🤩🤩🤩

Is the parking lot only for cars, because with a camper you drive over the flowers? After 20 minutes, the police came by and kindly pointed me to the other spot where it is designated for campers to stay overnight. 🤗

I am looking for an overnight stay soon but I doubt it will be free 🫣 they should mention it

Never again, maybe because it's Friday night, but there are so many young people who keep shouting, yelling, etc. It's positive that young people gather outside here and have fun, but not to stay overnight. Many campers were already leaving because of this, and when I heard a very loud bang against my camper at 11:30 PM, I had had enough. Of course, by the time I got outside, no one was there anymore.

Just arrived after a thrilling drive through town. I always use Waze navigation, but I've noticed that's not always wise in old towns or villages; I almost got stuck. Apparently, there was a sign earlier that said a maximum width of 2 meters. Luckily, I used my common sense and didn't drive into those narrow streets. Instead, I used the Truckmeister app, which allows you to enter your dimensions.