Quiet spot, level pitches if parked on a hard surface. Normally 70 pitches, but the municipality has fences everywhere, so you are not allowed to park on the grass now. As a result, not many pitches are left. A longer power cable is also needed now. Wonderfully peacefully situated by a canal.

It has become a camping car park, so water and electricity are included in the price. Nice place for one night. The village itself is a bit sad; the advertised supermarket is now closed, just like many other shops.

I spent the night at a campervan site owned by the E'leclerc supermarket near Toulouse. What a relief to arrive here. Greenery all around. Wonderful bird sounds. I definitely appreciate places like that. A short walk to the river. No amenities, only electricity.

I was here on Sunday. The parking lot was busy until about 8 p.m., then it was deserted. I had a very quiet night; I was the only one there. The bells start ringing at 6 a.m. I'm always up early, so it wasn't a problem for me. Beautiful view.

We spent the night without any problems with about 50 other campers. The ideal spot for the most beautiful sunset in the Algarve.

Yes, you're all parked in two rows in an industrial estate...is that bad? Absolutely not! A very friendly welcome, and you immediately receive a map of the city and information about cycling routes. Everything is provided for a pleasant stay, and it's secure. One star off because the Wi-Fi doesn't work, but that's the case in 90 percent of places that advertise it.

Right in the city center, yet surrounded by greenery. A lovely park with restrooms next door (6:00 AM to 10:00 PM). Within walking distance of the Neckar River, perfect for walking or cycling. It's busy, though, and there are few power outlets. I arrived at 11:30 AM and there was one left. €1 per kWh