Looks fine, but the brasserie is closed on Sundays, so you can't stay overnight either.

A lovely little campsite with very friendly owners. If you call ahead to let them know you're coming or make a reservation, they'll welcome you with a cup of coffee. It's very peaceful, and the sanitary facilities are excellent. Spacious pitches, and you can choose your own pitch. It's nestled among several nature reserves and far from the hustle and bustle. So make sure you've stocked up on groceries beforehand.

The location isn't quite right; you have to drive a bit further. Then you'll come to a public parking lot where you can also camp. There are several spots to choose from. You can find a spot between the road and the promenade along the Rhine, or drive a bit higher for a spot near another road and the railway line. Despite all those roads, the noise wasn't too bad, and the view is fantastic.

A great place for an overnight stay or if you're just passing through. The designated pitches are long enough to easily accommodate two smaller campers one behind the other. It's very quiet at night, but around six o'clock the traffic starts to pick up, and it's quite noisy.

Busy campervan site, perfect location. On the lake and close to a public beach. In the middle of the mountains, and Omegna is a lovely town. Facilities are mediocre, with a squat toilet and cold showers in the evenings. Sleep peacefully at night, and the atmosphere is good. As mentioned, payment is only possible in cash, with €5, €10, and €20 bills.

A quiet, small, and affordable campsite. The facilities are a bit dated but perfectly adequate. The goats in the field are a nice touch!

A very full parking lot, with day trippers and nightlife crowds. We just managed to find a spot. We stayed there for one night, and that was fine. The next day, we moved to the free parking lot next to Conad because we had to make a detour for the Monday market. To be honest, it was much quieter and more relaxed there. Unfortunately, it was next to a busy road with the associated noise. It was convenient, though, being next to the supermarket.

If you want to see Bologna, this is a good option. It's a bit expensive, but safe enough, and there's free water and electricity. The back row pitches have shade in the morning, but otherwise there's very little shade. Bologna is very beautiful, and a bus stops right in front of the campervan site during the day. Cycling is also an option. If you want to eat out and get back late, you need to be careful. Bus 30 doesn't run then, and we still had a long walk ahead of us.

Free, shared parking where you can also camp anywhere. Great spot! The only downside is the busy road nearby, which stays busy. We didn't find a place to dump gray/black water, but we didn't look for one either. There are plenty of places to dump your waste. Reggio is a very nice town, and you can easily walk there from the parking lot. It's about a fifteen-minute walk to the edge of town.

A quiet little campsite in the mountains near a small town with a charming square. The facilities are a bit dated but function as they should. Showers are free, laundry costs €5, and you pay for electricity based on your usage. We paid €32 for one night for two people and one dog.

We had a great stay here for three nights. The water is fine and there's good drainage. There are many other campers, some of which are parked there. The town center is easily walkable. The only drawback is the road that runs right next to it. But in the evenings and on weekends, it's still somewhat manageable.

Nice place for one night. View of the river, but a road runs right next to it.

This is definitely a favorite spot. It's very peaceful and offers a truly phenomenal view. It's wonderful to watch the sunset. It gets chilly in the evening, but that's also nice in the summer.

Beautiful place to sleep with a fantastic view. You can enjoy a lovely walk and then have a drink at the café.

Great spot under the trees. Friendly owner; you need a code to get in. There's some traffic noise, but it's not too bad. The site is near the center of a small town. There were a lot of mosquitoes, though.

You can park here just fine, provided you stay with your campervan. We slept well for one night. However, don't leave your campervan unattended, especially not at night. Yesterday, somewhere between three and ten p.m., our rear window was broken, and a laptop was stolen. Locals don't park here because theft is common.

Great location near the town. Be careful, though, you can only pay once, so plan your stay carefully. We wanted to stay an extra night, but that wasn't an option, and there was no room for discussion. Therefore, only three stars.

lovely place with a fantastic view, well maintained parking lot. No other facilities, so make sure you bring it

it really gets quieter in the evening and the lights on the parking lot go out at some point. Then it is a nice and well-kept place. With a few nice camper spots on the grass!