@PeterHuijsman

A fine campsite for visiting Paris. Since we have a camper from 1991, we were looking for a campsite outside Paris's low-emission zone. The campsite is simple. The sanitary facilities are basic and outdated, but adequate. The pitches are large. We paid about 142 euros for 3 nights. The campsite has a terrace with a simple menu. Paris is perfectly accessible from the campsite. The train station is a 1.1 km walk away. A day pass for bus and metro costs 12.30.

Located on the Loire. We were allowed to choose our own spot. The sanitary facilities are a bit outdated but clean. We paid 67.50 for 2 nights. WiFi is 3 euros per 24 hours for 1 device. Gien has a nice center with a number of terraces along the Loire. Large supermarket 2.4 km from the campsite. Briare is nice to visit. The "Pont du Canal" is particularly noteworthy.

We stayed at this lovely, peaceful campsite for 3 days. Paula and her husband run it with passion 😃. The sanitary facilities were fantastic. Shower, sink, and toilet in one cubicle. Everything was super clean. A bread roll service was available. Bread rolls were personally delivered to the pitch in the morning. The surrounding area is beautiful. Lovely cycling routes. Shops are 2.8 km away. We paid around 30 euros, including electricity and showers. This campsite is highly recommended.

We stayed at this campsite for two nights. The manager was very friendly and helpful. The campsite doesn't have demarcated pitches; you can pitch anywhere. The sanitary facilities are outdated but functional. The campsite is located on the Meuse River, where a small beach has been created. For groceries, you have to cycle about 7km. Bread delivery service is available at the campsite. We paid 18 euros per night for 2 people and a campervan. Verdun, 19km away, is easily accessible by bike. Then there's a 10km cycle path on the road.

We planned to stay two nights. We ended up staying four. The manager was very friendly and helpful. This small campsite is located on the grounds of the municipal swimming pool. The sanitary facilities are excellent. Clean, hot showers and toilets. We paid 32 euros per night. Electricity is charged separately. The Schaffhausen Waterfalls are about a 6km bike ride away. This is easily doable. Rheinau Monastery is about a 4km bike ride away. Supermarket next to the campsite.

We stayed two nights at this campsite. It's a lovely campsite with friendly hosts. The campsite is quite long. If you're pitched at the back, it's quite a walk to the restrooms. The restrooms are beautiful and clean. The campsite is wonderfully quiet and offers plenty of shade. Payment is cash only. The nearest supermarket is about 10km away. There's a nice cycle route along a former railway line.

We stayed here for 3 nights. The campsite was fine. You could pitch anywhere. If you're unlucky, you'll need a long power cord. The restroom facilities were fine. Neat and clean. Supermarket (Aldi) is 6km away. Bonn is easily accessible by bike. Good cycle paths along the Rhine. Koningswinter is on the other side and can be reached by ferry. Costs 2.70 per person with a bike.

We stayed 3 nights at this (large) campsite. We were at campervan site number 2. It's one of the most beautiful spots. Plenty of shade when it's hot. The campervan is on asphalt with grass around it. There's a complete restroom facility. However, there are a few showers for so many campers. The swimming pool and swimming pond at the campsite are wonderful. The supermarket is 2km away. Europa Park is 9km away. Easy to cycle along the cycle paths. The ferry across the Rhine is free. We paid 27 euros per night.