@MrsCamperDiva

Standing at the winemaker's yard. Enjoying it. And, of course, tasting and buying wine.

Absolutely fine. Stayed here for two nights with the ACSI Card. Large camper pitch on grass. With electricity at your own pitch. Right by the lake (creek). Unfortunately, swimming in the lake is not allowed (algae). Dogs are allowed and can be walked here perfectly. Sanitary building: showers require coins. A bit short, namely about 4 minutes. Clean and sufficient toilets. The campsite also has neat, permanent pitches. You won't be bothered by these. W

Spacious and wonderfully quiet camper pitch in the harbor. A great base for cycling beautiful routes. Overnight stays cost €15 per night and electricity is optional. Showers and toilets are available, as well as a drinking water intake and chemical toilet emptying facilities. Dogs (on a leash) are allowed. Very friendly and warm welcome from Jaap and Inge.

Beautiful motorhome spot by the canal. Overnight stay and electricity: €10. Close to the chateau. What is surprising, however, is that motorhome owners think it is normal to arrive around 10 pm or even at 1 am in the middle of the night! Whereby the full motorhome spot (max 8 motorhomes) is simply ignored and the exit is completely blocked for all the other eight motorhomes.

Nice camper site. On the edge of the village. Looks clean. Plenty of walking and cycling routes.

We stayed at the campsite with our campervan, in a spot where there are also seasonal pitches for caravans. Not a success. Very muddy pitches and paths. Not a pleasant atmosphere. Kudos to the toilets, showers, and dishwashing areas. Plenty of them, strong jets of (hot) water, and incredibly clean.

This campsite is located near the lake. A spacious campervan site is available. We chose it ourselves after consultation. Because it rained a lot, the site was very muddy when we were there. The bathroom facilities: pfff, they could use a cleaner. Also, the shower water could be warmer, as could different (water-saving) shower heads. Otherwise, it's friendly. Relaxed atmosphere. Close to the start of hiking and cycling trails. Cycling around the lake is easily doable.

Upon arrival, there wasn't enough clarity about where to pitch the campervan. We found a spacious spot with electricity. Restrooms: unfortunately, there are some missing knobs and the smell isn't fresh. Restaurant: Charging €44 for a meal at the campsite (main course and drink) for two people is not cheap and won't be returning. The swimming pool was closed due to rain.

A good campsite, also suitable for campers up to approximately 7.40 meters. The sanitary facilities are excellent, well-maintained, and clean. The pitches are a reasonable size. A free shuttle bus takes you to the station and the beach. From the station, you can easily take the hop-on hop-off train to explore the Cinque Serre. Walking along the sea is also possible (partially paid). A friendly welcome at the reception.