We stayed here for 3 nights. You can book and pay via email, phone, or at the address in Tandragee, which is what we did. You can pay by card. See details in the photo. A fine municipal campsite. Toilet block with a code, which you receive upon booking. It is cleaned very well every day. Beautiful walks along the river. The grounds look well-maintained. Only the price is no longer correct. It is now £26 per night for 2 people with a camper all-in, which is €30.50.

Looking for another location, we ended up here by chance with two campers. After hearing our story, he revealed that he had been thinking about a camper site for quite some time and hospitably offered us two paved spots in front of the stable, with a beautiful view. He told us a lot about the area. A lovely walk along the River Roe. We signed him up for this app and were happy to be guinea pigs. Take the narrow road to the left of No. 41.

Great campsite. We were here a few weeks ago. Nice manager. Electricity consumption is recorded by a meter, with a start and end reading. That's only fair. €0.50 per kilowatt-hour. We paid €3 for two nights. Plus €30 per night for 1 camper and 2 people.

The price is no longer correct. On the board above the mailbox where you put the money, a small sign with the number 5 has been screwed over the 0. Otherwise, everything is in order. The toilets and showers were clean and warm, and the electricity worked properly. The drain for grey water and the toilet cassette is on the other side of the sports building.

Contrary to the info in the app, the location is not free, but the restaurant owner comes to collect €10.00. He responds laconically to my story in the app that it is free; it has always been €10.00. Electricity is €3.50. We drove on.

A great place, but it's no longer free. At a brand-new station, you have to insert €3 in coins for 24 hours. The electricity station charges €1 for 2 kWh. Other than two small trash cans, there are no other amenities.

It's a perfectly good place, with a vending machine that delivers one and a half kWh for 50 cents. It only accepts 50-cent coins. My euro for three kWh was duly accepted, but it didn't generate any power. The euro, however, wasn't returned.