Perfect spot. Not idyllic, but conveniently located near the Via Verde bike path. It's worth it. The grounds are indeed hermetically sealed. You need a code to enter. If you have any problems, you'll receive excellent assistance. Spacious pitches separated by wooden gates. Covered picnic benches and super clean restrooms and showers. It's easily accessible by bike to Cehegin. Mercedona is a 5-minute bike ride away.

Great place to stay. There's currently construction going on, so pitches are limited. We were there on a Saturday and there was no construction going on, so it was nice and quiet. The water supply is turned off, but dumping is still possible. A visit to the village is definitely worth it! Our dog was able to run around freely on the city walls.

Thanks to the municipality of Grenay! What a great service, and free of charge too. The man who took a picture of our camper (you can park here for 48 hours) told us you can also park in the unprepared spots. Three spots have electricity. A gem!

The route there is indeed narrow for the last 6 km, but there are a few clearings in case you encounter oncoming traffic. Preferably not, though... The parking lot is fantastic because of the view! With our 7.5-meter campervan, we could just about fit. There are no other facilities. Various hiking options from here. Payment via the park'nsleep app or QR code is CHF 20.70 per night. A gem!

What a beautiful campsite! You can choose to pitch on the large grassy field, in the woods, or by the river. We paid €33 per night (2 people and a dog) with our ASCIBARD card. A friendly welcome. Clean sanitary facilities and nice showers. There are many hiking trails starting from the village of Chapelle. Beautiful!

It's a parking lot that would undoubtedly be packed with skiers' cars in winter. Today we were alone. The two apps can't be used (by Dutch people). Twint only accepts Swiss banks, and Parking Pay isn't available for download (on-site). The Gryon tourist office was already closed. We took a chance. We had a lovely walk among the cows and past the many chalets.

Prices are incorrect. We paid CHF 22.89 for one night, April 1st to October 31st. This included electricity (for 4 pitches), wastewater disposal, toilet emptying, and fresh water. It was indeed quite noisy, but you're really just a two-minute walk from a lovely beach overlooking the beautiful lake and the harbor with its charming restaurant. You can stroll along the waterfront with its many benches. For us, it was a great place for a stopover.

Truly a top-notch park. The manager is very helpful and friendly. Yes, you pay extra for water and showers, but that's paid on time. Expensive? Not if you take short showers. The toilets are clean. It was 36 degrees Celsius, but all pitches have shade, so it remained pleasant. Right on the large lake (dogs are not allowed between May and October), beautiful cycling routes. We'll be back!

What a nice welcome. With the camper you are no longer on the campsite but on newly created camper pitches. With your own lawn, so completely fine. For the absolute peace seeker a little less, because there is a road right next to it and planes fly low, but for us that was no problem. You walk straight into the forest and can walk and cycle endlessly. About 500 meters further there is a dog walking area. Recommended!

You can't have a more warm welcome. Your laundry is done for 60 dirham, if you want you can use massage and/or hammam. Toilets and showers simple but super clean. Small shop where you can buy a SIM card or gas bottle. Large beach about ten minutes walk away where the dogs, accompanied by a few sweet (stray) dogs can run around wonderfully. Recommended!

Nice, safe camper place. With about 15 minutes in the beautiful old center with Uber, about € 15,--. Within walking distance, you walk east of the deserted parking lots, there is also the 36 ha. large Gaviapark. Wonderful to walk there with your dog and (we were there on a Sunday with sunny weather) to enjoy all the activity. Indeed, the shower and toilet facilities are primitive, but when we were there they were clean.

What a lovely spot! Thanks, Rocroi, for facilitating this. There are walking routes, our dog also enjoyed himself here. It was quiet when we were there. We only heard the sound of the church bell. No problem, you are near a village for that.

What a great campsite this is! Everything you need for your camper is there. We stayed there for two days and enjoyed the surroundings and the beautiful walk that starts from the campsite. Bud is an atmospheric village that is not in the travel guides, but therefore still so "untouched".

Nice small camping where we paid 230 crowns including washing and drying, without electricity. And as icing on the cake we could also use the sauna. Everything is simple, but everything is there. Top!

Quickly remove those 280 crowns. Now 450 crowns! Whether you want electricity or not. These are the standard prices for 2024... We're off again.

What a nice, friendly campsite! Just stand where there is a spot. In our case it was right on the water where the dogs had a lovely bath. Small sanitary building with excellent facilities. There is a washing machine, but the dryer is missing.

What a fantastic spot! You can walk so beautifully here. At the end of the day there are still some beach visitors, but after 8 p.m. it is quiet. We were approached by a hiker that this was a parking spot for beach guests and not for campers, but there was no prohibition sign. Moreover, there was plenty of room!

Great campsite to visit Annecy (7 km) and a nice bike ride to the lake. Shower building dated but clean. There is a sandy beach at Les Rives du Lac campsite, but not only for guests. Walk a little further than the campsite, turn right and follow the road. Then you come to a small "park" and you walk through it. Beach where dogs are also welcome.

What a wonderful spot! If you like peace and quiet and lots of hiking trails, you're in the right place! We had a lovely walk and also scored some geocaches. Waste containers have now been installed, so you can dispose of separated waste. No further facilities. Thank you so much, Chartreuse community for this fantastic place!

Boring parking lot and quite a bit of traffic noise, but within walking distance of the beautiful citadel! We were hardly bothered by train traffic. Great for a city visit and for a night. We paid €7.00 for the overnight stay and €3.50 to discharge and get fresh water. Thanks, Sisteron, for this place.

There are 3 parking spaces, of which P3 is the formal camper spot, we found out later. We were at P2, against the dike where the cycle path/walking path runs. Great to spend a (mid) day in Digne (walking distance), unfortunately not able to visit both churches, closed from 12 noon on Saturdays. Large market on Saturday morning.

It's great that the municipality makes this available. Thanks! Within walking distance of the beautiful lake where our dog Nola can swim in most places. There is a path along the lake where you can enjoy a nice walk. The village has a small but cozy center. No facilities, but you have them with you, right?

The site looked okay, but when we arrived it didn't look good. Certainly not for campers longer than 7 meters. There is a narrow road leading to it where you don't want to encounter other traffic.

What a nice place! On the Aude river. Lots of greenery. You didn't necessarily have to do it for the city, but the surroundings are beautiful. We took a nice walk to the cross on the mountain and you have fantastic views. Facilities simple, but we have our own house with us, so: congratulations and thanks to the residents of Espéraza!

We enjoyed staying in this peacefull and simple place. (camping car, 7m50). Lots of shadow, we could choose our own place. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed on the beach (5 minute walk), but there is a nice park where dogs can run around.

Nice spot if you want to chill by the lake. It's just a shame that dogs are not allowed there even in the low season. So a walk around the lake was not for us. All amenities available, but where is the rubbish bin?

Nice spot for a transit with a view of the mountains. Walked along the fast-flowing river, visited the town with its beautiful streets. It was quiet with us, we slept wonderfully!

Beautiful campsite by the sea with a narrow beach. Pitches near the sea right along the rails (..). Officially, dogs are not allowed on the beach, but now, in May, there are still plenty of them. Big party for our dog Nola. You can get to Tarragona by bike (along the road, no cycle path) or walk via the beach and some rocks (official walking route) for about 1 hour. Worth it, Tarragona has a beautiful city center.

simple campsite with ditto sanitary facilities, but fine for us. 4 Amps of electricity was not enough for our air conditioning, but it doesn't always have to be a luxury! The campsite is located in a "bowl" between the ramparts of Enkhuizen where you can enjoy a walk (with your dog). The town is a ten minute walk away.

Quiet place when the group accommodation is not in use. But hey, we don't mind a little background noise. Located in the middle of the woods, and for the dog you are immediately in an off-leash area. 20 minutes walk and you are in the village with supermarket, bakery etc. We enjoy!

What a great location! The season is open, so the "reception" is indeed manned again. We were kindly received and could stand where we wanted. Large places, where our dog could go about her business on a leash. Cap Fréhel is ten minutes by bike. And to reach the beach with stairs, our dog could enjoy himself there! (From 9 p.m. to 9 a.m.).

What a lovely spot on the Seine! Enjoy the boats that pass by with a glass of wine. Lovely walking spot for the dog, too. We are just passing through, but this could be such a great spot to grab an extra day and go out by bike.