Dirty sanitary facilities, no internet, no washing machine. Pitches on grass and asphalt, quite close to the center. Drive on, choose another campsite.

We hadn't made a reservation, but due to Pentecost, many campsites were full. Fortunately, we were able to find a spot on the tent field at Park Pollentier 4, where we had plenty of space. The next day, we were pitched among the tents. The campsite is outdated, as are the sanitary facilities, though they are clean. Occasionally a plane would fly low overhead, but that is nothing compared to the F-35s at Volkel. Shower tokens cost 1.50 for a 7-minute shower.

We had to go to Horren Reparatie Nederland, here in Dreumel. They repaired our screen door perfectly, and then we drove to this campsite. No one was in sight, but the information was posted on the sign. Cash payment was to be placed in an envelope and put in the mailbox. Luckily, we had cash; another option would have been to call the owner and ask for a Tikkie. Quiet campsite, slept wonderfully. Paved site with a spacious lawn. Beautiful view over the meadows.

What a lovely place and a great price! We paid 26 euros for 2 people, 2 nights, including electricity. There's a covered area with a sort of living room, even with a fireplace and bookcase. There's shuffleboard, checkers, and darts. There are outdoor toys for the kids. There's also a freezer with ice cream, a microwave, a bread maker, and an air fryer. There's a small shop. There's no toilet or shower, but there is an outdoor shower. A great spot!

The Bronkhorst is in Velp (North Brabant), not Grave. It's a lovely spot, nice and quiet and dark at night. Every morning, Cas brought fresh eggs and rolls to the campervan—what a treat. Grave, a charming fortified town, is just around the corner. There are nice restaurants, a large Albert Heijn supermarket, and a Lidl. The surrounding area is great for cycling. In short: highly recommended. 👍

Great quiet campsite, close to Valkenburg and Maastricht. Friendly managers, bookcase available, clean sanitary facilities, large Jimboop 1.6 km away in Beek, picking forest. the gate closes at 22:00, there is a pedestrian entrance at the picking forest. The only thing missing is a discharge point for grey water, which will be constructed next season. If the discharge point were there, I would have given this campsite 5 stars.

Free and off the grid, close to city center. We walked downtown in the evening and went out for dinner. Quiet night.

Practically in the center, great cp. We stayed here for 2 nights and slept peacefully.

Great cp with many facilities, and that for that price. Spacious places, quiet place. Electricity 50 ct/kwh. Clean showers and toilets, folder with various printed cycling junction routes. Even a first aid kit is present, and there are reading books. Also brochures of restaurants. In the village is a Plus, easily accessible by bike. Electricity payment terminals are located on the field. Hats off to the owners of this cp!