Pleasant place right on the Moselle. Welcoming and helpful reception. Pitches are not super spacious, but more than adequate. Sanitary facilities look fine. Traben-Trarbach is within walking distance. The only downside is the distance to the power points; a long extension cable is needed occasionally.

Great spot right on the Moselle for visiting the town on foot. Neat campsite. The sanitary building is located at the entrance, so it is quite a walk. All but one of the showers/toilets are at the top of a flight of stairs (I suspect due to the proximity of the river). Not very practical, but everything is clean and almost new. Small shop and bistro, but don't expect too much from either. Supermarkets in the town open until 8 or 9 pm.

Great base for exploring Trier on foot. Bus stop also within walking distance. Good and sufficient sanitary facilities. Showers are paid for via a plastic card which also grants access to the grounds. The surroundings apparently vary. We had a very quiet day, the next day there were a lot of sirens on the other side of the Moselle. It didn't bother us, but I had read about it in the reviews somewhere. Apparently, this happens often.

Stayed here for one night with the campervan. Friendly welcome, everything clearly described. Sanitary facilities are excellent. Campsite child-friendly. Bus stop right outside, free for campsite visitors as I understand it.

Good place to break the journey from the Netherlands to Scandinavia in two. Easy self-check-in, although it is not entirely clear how much money is required on the voucher card you receive to drive in and which you need to use the sanitary facilities. Incidentally, the remaining balance is refunded upon return. The sanitary facilities are a bit of a walk, but very clean. There is a (Greek) restaurant on the campsite grounds where the food was fine.