Way too expensive for this place. You stand in a long line, on the grass, with only two posts as demarcation. No charisma at all! The only advantage, it is almost in the middle of the city, close to Lidl and Tesco.

What a fantastic place! Small-scale and so beautiful. The only downside is the traffic you hear on the nearby street. But that does not outweigh the peace you experience here. There is electricity at each place and there is a picnic table. There is no shower/toilet. There is drinking water at your own place. There is a discharge point for chemical toilets and there are garbage bins.

What a lovely and peaceful spot! An old man (90) runs it here. The ‘Brader’s farm shop’ has been closed for a few years, but the pitches with or without electricity are still available. It used to be a farm, but I think it hasn’t been working for a long time. There is a toilet and sink in a cubicle. No shower and no hot water. With electricity we paid £18.00 for one night. These are the nicest spots for us!

Great place to stay! Lovely and quiet. The owner, Gavin, is a spontaneous, friendly man who is ready for you when needed. Payment is cash. There is a green building with one shower and one toilet. There is room for 5 campers/caravans and there is a grass field, also with electricity. The places, paved, are large.

Great campsite! We stayed two nights in a great spot with a sea view. Booked online in advance. Sanitary facilities look good. Friendly owners (staff). Only positive!

A lovely place to stand. There are 2 camper places with electricity. This is also the only facility. There is a 'dry' toilet. A wooden shed with a wooden plank and 2 holes to 'sit' together ;-)

Small campsite. A number of places for campers/caravans with electricity. I think we had the nicest spot, right on the lake. There are a number of huts, probably because there is a lot of fishing. You don't really hear the road behind it, especially not at night. Via a QR code on the sign, you pay for your place and the electricity. This is done by license plate. At the back of the toilet building, the door of the toilet/shower is open.

We couldn't find anything. First number called, not in service. Second number answered, spoke bad English. Said 'No longer camping!' So, NO CAMPING!

Part is camping, another part are small wooden houses. There is a building with a washing/cooking room, the ladies' department and the men's department. It is clean and very simple. When we were there it was very quiet, but this was not in high season. A nice English speaking owner. Several (covered) seats, BBQs, and a very small cozy hut.

Recommended! A beautiful spot on the Prinses Margriet canal. Enjoying the ships/boats that pass by. Spotting the sea eagle! We were there alone.

Recommended! We enjoyed it here with a capital G! A spot on the Dokkumer Ee, with an occasional boat. Nice owners. The sanitary facilities are new and look spick and span. they even have a living room with a mini library. It all looks tasteful and well cared for. Dokkum is nearby.

We had a nice spot on the edge of the campsite with a great view. There are so many different places to choose from in terms of location, under the trees, a view of the Neckar, a view of the rocks with the castle and a ruin. The laundry/toilet room is dated but clean. It is also quite a task to rebuild an outdated campsite into a thriving campsite (new owner from the beginning of 2023).

What a great spot! The view is beautiful, all you hear are the sounds that belong to a farm and the smell of course and now and then enjoying cyclists, probably a cycling route that runs along here. No amenities and free. Space for 2 to 3 campers, the rule is, full is full.

In one word: Enjoy! If you are looking for peace and quiet in an orchard, then you will stay here. A friendly manager who thinks along with you, always in for a joke. With his cart, see photo, he shows you the way and in his card tray he keeps track of everything. Nothing below is an exaggeration.

Peace! A lovely place. You look for your own place and then enjoy.

We were alone. During the day only a few cars with trailers for boats, probably fishermen. In the evening they were all gone. It is wonderfully quiet!

A wonderful place to relax! Hospitable owners! There are a number of pitches with electricity both upstairs and downstairs. A well for waste water, NO drain for a chemical toilet, but drinking water to top up. There is one room with a shower, sink with hot water, a urinal and a toilet (see photos). You will receive a key for this.

If you like a house, tree, animal, this is a great campsite. too tight, too neat for us. For a place on the Moselle, you have to make a reservation. We were in second place. The sanitary facilities are good, clean and free. Welcome is warm, Mrs. walked to the spot and is thinking along. Bakker arrives at the campsite at 08:00, he honks and waits for a while.

It sure is a nice spot! Only more people knew this, there were 9 campers. No facilities, not even trash cans. And idk, ignore signs and go. It is best to have a solid surface in terms of stones / pebbles.

Nice, neat campsite. Nice view, if you get the right spot. The campsite is built in steps (terraces). If you stand on the right and a camper comes in front of you, you really don't see anything anymore. There are plenty of other places, but so sloping that you can't stand up straight with a camper. Showers are free, but too little for many guests. Two thirds of the sanitary facilities are closed. The difference in height is big, just to the sanitary building is tough (for me).

Good campsite in Visp! Reserved here, the check-in goes with code for barrier, we received this via email, just like our seat number. Showering, toilet paper, soap, disinfection is free. Fresh bread rolls are delivered to the camper in the morning. We were able to borrow an extension cable, as our spot was too far from the electricity pole. In short, a campsite to come back to.

A warm welcome! Even our dog got a box with nice / tasty things. Nice spot on the Rhine, a pity that the hedge is too high when you sit. Fresh rolls in the morning. Pay for the shower, one euro for 4 minutes. Nice food in the restaurant!

For one night it was ok. The caretaker(?) asked nothing, just wanted to know if it was for one night. For electricity you had to pay at the pole with a euro coin. The toilets were locked, maybe we could have picked up a key. I have not seen showers, but there is a building above, but that was for the regular guests. We had a quiet night, but it didn't invite for more.

You can only check in at 15:00, we were too early and probably didn't park the camper properly. My partner went for a walk with the dog. A raving, scolding woman came out, so I politely informed her that I don't speak French. She ranted and didn't listen to me. We didn't wait a second longer, but turned around. What a bitch! They will never see us there again.