Everything is there, but it doesn't always work. The dishwater is almost cold, the showers are good but sometimes have missing doors or locks, and the Wi-Fi is absolutely terrible, even at the beginning of the campsite. Be careful when pitching; with large campers, really check beforehand whether you can get to the spot. I had a van, and it worked reasonably well, but I saw two large boys get damaged by trees on the tight bends. The beach, town, and fortress are definitely worth a visit, as is the fishing harbor.

We don't recognize ourselves in the previous review. It's a bit outdated in places, and some bathroom doors can't be locked, but it's certainly not dirty. It's not a campsite for large campervans; there are mostly campervans on the terraces with sea views. The sea, lovely terraces, and restaurants are a fifteen-minute walk away.

Everything is perfect here. For €15 per night (dog €1), you can find your spot, including electricity. Shower and toilet facilities are paid. Walking and cycling into town is along a busy road, where all the shops are. The town itself is nothing special, except for Portugal's largest holm oak. There are lovely walks in the area, but the bad weather prevented much of that. Many hiking trails turn into small streams, so the water can't drain away. But we'll be back next year.

Free space, a 15-minute walk to the city center, many attractions, but all very commercialized. Churches are freely accessible to the public throughout the country, but here you pay hefty entrance fees everywhere, and taking photos is prohibited. We'd be happy to pay a bit more, but not this. The CP is quite large, though there are some slants everywhere, and there's a toilet and water supply. Plenty of room now, mid-January.

It's great that there are still municipalities that create a place like this, specifically for campers, close to the beautiful old town (a 20-minute walk). For laundry, there's a laundromat a 5-minute walk away, and a Dia supermarket a 10-minute walk. Despite the access roads, it's still peaceful here. We'll be back when we're in the area.

With the Pass'etappes card/app, you can easily enter, but due to new Spanish regulations, you first have to register with your passport to exit, which is quite cumbersome. However, the location is fine. Toilets and showers are available with a code at check-in, but we didn't get hot water until after 10 p.m. A nice village a kilometer away.

Beautiful pitches just outside the village with all amenities. We were there in January, with snow-capped mountains and a beautiful panorama. Even now, there's water, drainage, toilets, and two hot showers (€1 for every 5 minutes). Reservations are made with the Pverde app, €15 per night, and electricity is also available via the app. A welcome change for us.

Great campsite, good facilities including a brasserie. The surrounding area is perfect for cycling and walking. We stayed here for two nights in September for €47, using our ACSI card. However, the current rate of €19 per day has been increased by the owner himself. We think it's worth the price now, but it's obviously not fair. Everything is well-organized here, though it's too expensive in the off-season.

€19 inclusive with the ACSI card. They suggested ACSI pitches even though the campsite was less than half full. We still had a lovely spot by the river. Bread service. Wi-Fi only at the bar. 4G reception was poor, though. Beautiful surroundings.

You'll definitely be back, we will. The new sanitary facilities are being finished, but the existing ones are already perfectly adequate. The surrounding area is perfect for cycling and walking, with plenty of opportunities. The family has a great time here, €15 a day. A great price.

we stayed here for two nights, due to renovation the camping will officially open on June 6 but we were allowed to stay there anyway. All facilities are there incl outdoor shower. this year a normal shower room will be added. the owner is very nice and helpful, there is a restaurant in high season at the beautiful beach on the camping. we paid € 25 pn preseason, high season probably € 40. Village is about 1.5 walk.

stayed here for the second time on our way to Italy, it was March 8 and all places were occupied plus the lawn.. Again had a nice quiet night. ideal place.

beautiful surroundings and beautiful walking area, the campsite is neat with all amenities, with ACSI card 3 nights € 80 incl. Dog friendly and a nice restaurant with soft prices. Shops and gas at 4 km. On Tuesday and Thursday with shuttle bus to Rothenburg. On the romantic Strasse. Warm dishwater but could be warmer. Camping consists of 2 parts, the lower part spacious places but probably no ACSI. With swimming pool.

No facilities, possibly electricity if you are close to the restaurant, would cost € 15 pn, quite a lot for nothing else, but the pole did not work so we were free. The Italian restaurant has tasty dishes and is not expensive. Shops nearby, we had a nice walk behind the cp

Great that this is possible in cities, good place to stay overnight, €8 per 24 hours, restaurants around the corner as well as shops.

A breath of fresh air, this campsite along the expensive and busy coast, everything for each other here and with ACSI only € 21. No shops or fresh bread, but a restaurant in the small village. oyster and mussel cultivation in the bay. Nice owner and very helpful, beach (no dogs) and 100 meters further beach where dogs are allowed. Peace is the motto.

We have been here with 3 children in 1989, of course now completely different campsite on the same spot, so a bit of nostalgia. in busy period no place without reservation (min 4 nights), ACSI possible, not to reserve. for us most expensive campsite (€ 60 pn with dog on A spot) end of September, nice dog beach, good sanitary facilities, shops and bakers nearby, also on campsite. nice restaurant. On a very busy road, reservation costs € 25. scandalous.

Stood 1 night with 2 other campers, during the day to Split, 30 minutes walk. Beautiful city. Stayed the night, very quiet, shops at 300 mtr (including Lidl). Good for a free overnight stay

Everything fine here, mid September still full, so make a reservation or come early. We got the last spot with ACSI, €30 pn, then you have everything, walk in 30 min to Trogir, wonderfully beautiful city. Water taxi is also possible, 15 min for €5 pp. Restaurant on camping is good, also a few hundred meters further, on both sides camping the sea.

nice camping, large places, everything very well maintained and clean, warm water, terraces camping. Nice beach with separate part for dogs, fantastic view over the bay. with ACSI we paid € 30 pn, they also charge registration fee € 5, nonsense of course, on ACSI it says open until October 15, but we arrived and had to leave September 15, closing, chance of Plans. swimming pools and sandwiches in the restaurant.

parking, nothing else, not even a trash can, owner is trying to make something of it but €15 is just a bit too expensive. surroundings beautiful, quiet.

very large campsite, excellent facilities, but all places (with ACSI) on hilly terrain, so be careful with manoeuvring and use blocks everywhere. Village (touristy but not that special) within walking distance. with ACSI we paid €27 pn excluding tax. 1 place lower are more flat places you pay €20 more pn.

Max 48 hours in one place, the most beautiful a bit further back, we were on the last spot at the sea. a busy road behind you, 20 minutes walk to the village, nice place, safe.

45.77743° N, 12.84503° E are the coordinates, nice place for an overnight stay, next to the cemetery, but you don't hear them. fine for a night, walking to the center in 10 minutes, the Coop store in 7 minutes. officially no camping but we were on the edge of a park and there it is lovely to sit in the shade (33 degrees)

Nice here, neat places (8) cost free donation, but you don't leave here without paying. this municipality doesn't deserve that, if you take care of your tourists in this way you are doing great.

great CP, for us we were able to tick off another 'with us' CP, nice concept and great price, € 15 pn, electricity per kW and shower € 0.50. Plenty of places if you arrive a little later. Paved surface and spacious numbered pitches. Cycling on the Veluwe. Less suitable for walkers or you have to go by bike first. Nunspeet 1.5 km away with shops and restaurants. Almost everything is closed on Sundays (except the Chinese and some cafes). For us, 5 stars.

nice cozy campsite where everything is well organized, reservations are recommended during busy periods, we never make reservations so there was still a spot on the overflow field where it was nice to relax. Tom the owner provides electricity. and helps where necessary. Sanitary facilities and facilities are fine. Area good for cycling and walking. Distant shops in Haaksbergen and Enschede, Buurse at 500 meters, but there is only a café/snack restaurant. return for us.

Completely new sanitary building, shower with card, 4 days at the Prum, ACSI price € 21 including shower, electricity, tax and dog, large pitches. Restaurant great, reservations recommended, especially on weekends and public holidays. Waxweiler has a shop, restaurants and ice cream parlor, 3 km walk. Cycling possible in the area, cycling to Prum is easy, to Biersdorf too difficult for the average cyclist. walking in beautiful surroundings. A return for us.

excellent for a parking space, special places for 4 campers, on the edge of the village and at the reservoir. This walk takes an hour, good path. an Italian restaurant next to parking, closed Mon/Tues. A small restaurant and large beer garden on the lake. environment less suitable for cycling due to height differences. We stayed 2 nights due to rain. No shop next door. It's great that the municipality has arranged this. Waste bin and glass container available

Camper place as you rarely encounter them, with a card you can use facilities and electricity and pay for what you use. Card (so place) costs € 12 per 24 hours and with extra credit you pay for electricity and showers. Very pleasant. The environment invites you to walk and cycle. The walking route around and along the 3 lakes is beautiful (11 km), cycling to Daun or Wittich on the old railway is easy.

Due to the disaster in 2021, a large part of the campsite and the village were wiped out. The current campsite is actually mostly permanent residents and has a large lawn for passing guests. Sanitary facilities in good order, costs € 15 per night including electricity. On the Ahr but otherwise nothing special, walk to the village along a busy road, village a lot of damage so still under construction. Ahr Radweg to Ahrdorf many diversions. Too bad, no return for us for the first time.

parking space where you pay €8 per 24 hours. close to the beautiful town and from here beautiful walking and cycling, including Ahr Radweg. Drainage free, water paid, waste container you are standing on the Ahr, there is still a small stream here because the source is in the village.

beautiful campsite, center within walking distance (beautiful old town, do the walk according to the map). Sanitary facilities excellent, clean and warm. Bread every morning after ordering.

on the Maas, now accessible, Maas water is high, but places are dry. beautiful places, but the power column went out after 8 o'clock in the evening, power was used from another column. Good price quality.

large CP, beautiful places, half an hour from the city by bus, new swimming pool, sanitary facilities and furniture, seems nice but here again toilets that do not work, showers that either barely provide water or the temperature cannot be adjusted. Such a shame in this beautiful country how often you encounter that. but we accept it, this is Morocco. site is well maintained, no rubbish on the CP, fresh baguettes in the morning

stood at the back of the site with a group of 3 campers, with 'private garden' and sanitary facilities, a 5-minute walk to the ocean, good for each other here. Walk on the beach to the fishing village in half an hour, here is a café and small restaurant, nothing else. lots of boats on the beach, photogenic. On the way to the campsite, don't think where will I end up, you will get there, through sand dunes. very friendly and helpful staff. 120 mad pn including electricity

simple campsite close to the sea, dog friendly, all amenities, simple but clean. 120 DH per night incl. electricity, small shop and bread around the corner, shortly before the border with Algeria, closed from the road, owner opens the gate.

nice parking space by the sea, flat surface, easy walk to the fort 2 hours vv. The terrace with chairs where you stand belongs to the café, buy your coffee there every now and then. in the village there is a tiny shop that also has bread. In the evening many people come to the sea, nice and pleasant, the sea causes the only noise, some are bothered by it at night. free and you don't have to register anywhere

we travel with a group and stayed here for 2 nights for free, close to the sea and the center of Matril, good for restaurants and Hamam, parking lot without facilities, if someone demands money for parking you can refuse, no security, sometimes busy with people getting driving lessons, sandwich available around the corner, but beware, everything is not open again until around noon.

quite okay for a Moroccan campsite, electricity for 1.5 dh, hot shower for 1 dh. the beautiful city is easily accessible, indeed for 20 dh by taxi back. Doing.

fine for an overnight stay, for campers € 10 including electricity and sanitary facilities. Directly on the sea, sanitary facilities a bit outdated but clean, dirt outside the gate was not collected due to holidays, not a nice entrance. Dogs welcome, €2 extra. Bread available in the morning.

stood here for the second time, now in the week after Christmas, CP is now full, because it is located in a kind of amusement park-like environment (zoo, hotels, large restaurants, casino) very busy with cars driving back and forth. minus. The terrain is sometimes very swampy due to the heavy rain.

As a Camping car Park CP should be. simple but everything is there and especially beautiful surroundings at La Sorge and the beautiful village of Fontaine.

Closed

early October 3 nights, complete every day, everything in good order here, clean, friendly staff, fresh bread, shop, sea and dog beach a few hundred meters, cycling to Fréjus or St Tropez was done but I wouldn't do it again, very busy and virtually no cycle path and then also cycling competitions all week long that spoil things for the regular cyclist. Nice to have been there but not again. ACSI price €29

If you take the bumpy road there you think where will I end up, but for that us now worth it, first weekend of October 30 degrees and the swimming pool is fantastic, with jacuzzis. Open all year round, restaurant and sandwich service will stop on October 1, swimming pool will close at the end of October. Acsi now costs €20 pn. no facilities nearby, Vadauvan is more than half an hour's walk, 10 minutes by bike, nice Sunday market. Taradeau is a little further.

A short walk to the beautiful village, everything there, the bakers, shops and restaurants. Campsite also neat, ACSI rate in September € 17, sanitary facilities still in good order despite age. The river runs behind the campsite, the Verdon a little further away, the start of the Gorges, which is why many thru-hikers, the Gorges and Route des Cretes should not be missed. Campsite owner very helpful without being pushy. Just a nice French campsite.

Nice municipality in itself, very soggy everywhere in wet weather, terraces, if you can, find a spot yourself first, the lady is nice but messes around with bookings, we had to move again the next day. Bread service, no shop nearby, not suitable for longer stays (with camper). we were in September, price € 13.50 including everything.

pleasant campsite, all amenities including swimming pool and possibly bread. Shops around the corner, also a few restaurants. A few hundred meters from a beach. ACSI card in early/late season €21 pn. 7 km from the city of Annecy, nice cycle path to it, as well as the entire lake, about 38 km and easy to do, but beware: very busy everywhere, especially at weekends.

a winner, with CC card € 16 incl electricity, and that peace and quiet.

A surprise, because another complete campsite ended up here, lovely place, good facilities, everything has already been said in other reviews, we would like to go there again.

CP close to the beautiful center, it looks crowded with restaurants, but tasty regional products here. €15/24 hours, then extendable per hour. Drain water and toilet, water paid, free WiFi but it doesn't work.

nice small campsite, we had site 81 with a beautiful view, we were disappointed with the village, not really within walking distance with 30 Gr. Cycling here is sometimes tough. Bread service, excellent facilities. for 2 nights €36 with CC card.

Great place for 1 or 2 days, near the 'boules' court, cozy. Wissembourg really worth it, the CP is a parking lot, when we were there there were 17 campers. Good cycling and walking here. Free.

a reasonable place for € 5, but do not stand here if you sleep lightly, a lot of noise from traffic right next to the CP and the trains next to it, continues all day and night. so not for us again.

we wanted to stay 2 or 3 nights. There were 5, great friendly CP with perfect facilities, a 'Bij Ons' CP, we like to come, beautiful surroundings, cycling, walking, beautiful villages and old landscape, Papenburg and Rhede close by, Plus super and ice cream parlor within walking distance. price € 13.50 pn 2 persons, dog free (forest next to CP), electricity possibly € 3. For us a return.

Nice campsite (we were here for 5 nights during the Four Days of Cycling), nice sanitary facilities, on a lake in a wonderfully beautiful area for cycling and walking. 3 km from Winterswijk, nice town. Tranquility is also a motto here. In front of the barrier 4 camper pitches for stop and go. Electricity pay if you want to use it per kw-hour.

Everything is here what should be in a good camper place. On the camping part the reception, sanitary facilities, restaurant and cafeteria, also a swimming pool. Spacious pitches with electricity of your choice. We paid € 37 for two nights with AanUit.net. At the Urkerbos, walking and cycling and visiting Urk. Return for us.

very pleasant, nice and friendly campsite, everything well organized even though they have only been open for a year, spacious and always clean sanitary facilities, washing up facilities, covered areas for bad weather, lots of stuff for the children, ice cream and wine for sale, eggs of their own chickens. it can always be that way, camper on the grass / camping part is considerably more expensive than the price indicated in the app, which applies to three camper pitches on Concrete

everything is right at this camper place, near the water (marina) in a beautiful area for water sports enthusiasts, cyclists and walkers, village with shop and cafes and restaurants within walking distance. We recommend the Italian. Also great sanitary facilities (shower € 1.50), toilet disposal and water intake, gray water in the parking lot a little further back. And all that for € 15 per night. a comeback for us.

Beautiful campsite by the sea, the tourist places all along the coast, beautiful views. All amenities available, no sandy beaches here, paths to the sea. Cycling inland very nice, along the sea to the city via annoying gravel / sand road but beautiful in the area. Bread service and small shop. Acsi price € 21 plus extra electricity and waste tax. We enjoyed it here.

Stayed 3 nights, beautiful area for cycling and walking. Near the Fjord, long stairs down. Most regular guests at the campsite itself, on a large field next to it are the short campers. €23 per night with ASCI. Bread roll service, Spar at 1.5 km. Sanitary great. We liked it despite the strong wind (but it almost always blows here). Struer nice place, also here motorhome.

Wonderful place to spend the night, right on the beautiful beach. We just stood there but it's not annoying. walkers, fishermen and dog walkers are regular visitors. One of the nicer places.

Everything is fine here, choose camping or motorhome. All facilities neat. Walking and cycling (island of Romo) doable. We paid including electricity, sandwiches and showers € 27 per night.

no camper overnight stay possible at this place. Prohibition of overnight stays. more than a kilometer further north a parking lot where you can spend the night, please note there are many parking spaces with an overnight stay ban (caravan with red cross). Nice sea view.

camper pitches (6 pieces) usually occupied, so go a little further on the large parking lot, we were there with 5 others, also free and easy to do. to a nice park in a quiet area near the village. Ideal for a night. No amenities except trash.

Everything you need for a good camper place can be found here, reservations not possible, great sanitary facilities, sani station, pay per 24 hours (€ 20), take a card, read carefully what you need to do and top up your card for showers. Shower per 9 min € 1.50. Electricity with coins, € 1.50 for 1.3 kw. Bread service. Cycling along the Elbe to Dresden and Meissen along both banks. Large shopping center at 800 mtr.

everything at hand and nearby, with metro or bus and tram everywhere, shops and restaurants nearby. camper place simple but large, reservation necessary in season, toilets and showers sufficient, expensive but for that you are in the heart of Berlin. Doable on a bicycle.

quiet motorhome, find your own place, simple but clean sanitary facilities, 1 shower and 1 toilet, washing-up area and urinal. Outdoor shower and sanitation station. Cycling and walking, Stavoren, Hindeloopen, Balk, Sloten and IJsselmeer nearby, beautiful Gaasterland. You like to come back here. Standard price is now € 15, electricity € 4.50, dog € 1

beautifully landscaped motorhome, everything is fine here, especially the sanitary facilities. Good cycling and walking opportunities, village with shop about 500 meters. Walk to the beach in 45 minutes, here is a nice off-leash area on the beach for the dog. We were here in February, reservations possible, advisable in busy periods. Price incl dog € 22.50 pn.

Bit messy terrain, motorhome pitches paved with all electricity (included), pitches all occupied with passenger cars by a course upon our arrival. Cycled to Kinderdijk (10 km). Toilet and shower in order, no disposal, possibly water. Price now € 20 pn, please cash. good for a night, dog (s) bark at everything they hear, even at night.

also nice, if we go by the app, we are standing in front of the gate everything is closed until March 1, even though the place is known to be open all year round. So that's why two stars. Looks nice.

stood for a night for the second time, still all fine, a roof has now also been made for less nice weather. Price still € 9. we do not use electricity, if so it now costs € 4. In the 'shop' everything you want that you do not have with you.

simple campsite, messy here and there, we were there with our dog at the turn of the year, about 12 campers. Chosen as a fireworks-free campsite, in the immediate vicinity, however, it was not free of loud bangs. Sanitary facilities are good and heated, lying on off-leash dog areas and beautiful hiking opportunities. Snack bar next door, supposed to be open but wasn't. next year we will choose another fireworks-free place.

stood for a night, reported to Harbor Master, register with AanUitnet. No electricity or other supply. Pay € 14.40 for a parking space, 200 meters away you are free with the same facility (none). Quiet area in itself, half an hour's walk to the center of Assen and museum.

On the site of the old naval port, historical heritage, motorhome as it should be, affiliated with the 'Bij Ons' chain, always good. Current 6 amp, too little for our Nespresso, so now old-fashioned simmering coffee. By boat to Texel for lovely cycling, from Den Helder dunes to Callantsoog. € 15 per night, electricity € 1 per coin. Shower, toilet and deposit included. restos and takeaway around the corner. A comeback for us.

Beautiful camper pitches at the campsite, all facilities ok. Restaurant available, open all year round for campers, sanitary good, heated. environment ideal for walkers and cyclists. Maastricht and Valkenburg about 5 km. For our returnee, ACSI price € 22, WiFi throughout the campsite.

Most transit campers for 1 or 2 nights, great for each other here, lovely sanitary facilities. City campsite, half an hour's walk to the beautiful center with a lot of history and culture. By bike 10 minutes. ACSI price € 18.60 incl tax. Bicycle-friendly environment and city. WiFi reasonable.

Unfortunately on October 6 for a closed campsite. Itt what it says on their site (open until Oct 30). Looked very nice. 1 star given because of the wrong information. Tip for the manager: indicate at the access road that the campsite is closed. Saves a ride up and down.

Quiet clean campsite. friendly administrators.

Nice campsite, 800 meters from the sea, nice swimming pool on the campsite, bread in the morning, bar and simple restaurant. Lidl at 2 km, very friendly staff, large pitches, WiFi at bar or paid (but still poor reception). Sanitary excellent, gray water and toilet discharge. we are there 5 days just before closing on October 2nd. Recommended (off season) with ACSI € 14. Cycling is only possible here, but many cycle paths are poorly maintained and very busy.

Previous review very negative, we were there the same time but didn't see a fly and poop? Where? More than you expect from a Camping-car park, this old municipal still has great sanitary facilities and showers, washing up facilities, and is cleaned twice a day. many places, right on the Ardèche and a few hundred meters from the (beautiful) village. Cycling along the Via Ardèche, many walking options.. Go to Balazuc and Vogue, beautiful

very friendly and helpful managers, campsite is not large but nicely laid out, more than 20 places, reservation necessary, many came before the sign complete, so did we the first time. It is safe, very nice sanitary facilities and landfill. Washing up possible right on the cycle paths along the Rhone. Tain and Tournon nice places. Well along a busy road, Lidl and Netto around the corner. Used a lot while traveling. With ACSI 3 nights for €52.

Stayed here for two days because everything was full on the Rhone. With ACSI € 35. Small restaurant, swimming pool, but on a busy road, dog walking along this road. Friendly welcome, bread service. In village also bakery, beautiful old Romanesque church. Sanitary could be cleaner (end of season?). many regular guests and mainly travelers.

stood here one night, the first time using the pass, nice concept. €13.80 including electricity. Located within an event area with many restaurants, hotels, casinos and the zoo. Lots of traffic along the site, we were there mid-September during the week so fairly quiet. Will be different on the weekend, see previous reviews

this 'campersite' is a regular parking lot where you can park all day for 2 or 4 euros, between the campsite and this parking is now a new motorhome, for a day and night parking you pay here € 17. But parking for a day Exploring Metz is enough.

Everything has already been said. Managers with a heart for the business.

Nice motorhome, clean, beautiful cycling environment and ideal place for walking the dog. Off-leash area and splash pond for dogs directly in the vicinity of the motorhome.

stood here for 5 nights for the bicycle4daagse Achterhoek. There are 2 separate fields during this event, or power everywhere. Friendly atmosphere and owners, a lot is possible, dogs are also welcome, walking in the woods behind the campsite. Village and shops at 1.5 km. Sanitary well equipped and as new. Price € 22.50 with dog and electricity. Surroundings of course beautiful, both for cyclists and walkers. Deposit gray water and toilet possible.

Beautiful motorhome, friendly reception. Clean. Close to the tourist attractions of Urk and Schokland. If the wind is wrong.(?) and where you stand, you sometimes suffer from a sewage smell.

visited campsite with four-day bicycle package, otherwise a bit expensive for the motor home. Great beautiful area with everything you need in the village of Diever. Family campsite aimed at the family, everything is good for each other and friendly. Sanitary sufficient, with sepp card, could be cleaned more often and better with this crowds. Our dog also enjoyed the off-leash areas around the campsite. A comeback for us.

Lovely quiet campsite right on the Elberadweg. Very clean sanitary facilities. You can eat well at the campsite and they even bring it to the camper; class. We enjoyed.

In a small village on the Elbe, a lot of history in this area, people have experienced a lot here in the GDR time. People are nice, you should also visit Domitz, also Hitzacker is worth cycling to, birthplace of Claus. Camper place is fine for what you pay (€ 12 including electricity). For extras you pay on the basis of trust. Sanitary adequate but could be cleaned and replenished more often.

stayed here for 5 nights in very warm weather, the lake is therefore nice and cool, very nice campsite, the chef has everything well organized, helps with everything, staff at imbiss and the bread service very nice. Food at the snack bar is simple, but plenty of it, good and affordable. Great sanitary facilities, access with key, also the entrance gate, but all very relaxed. Cycling along the Elbe or Elbe canal, Magdeburg at 25 km. Do make a reservation.

3 nights, nice to cycle the Bauhaustour or Elberadweg from here. Find a spot on arrival and call the harbor master. You get a key for the toilet building and the toilet deposit. Electricity at the pole, € 1 for kWh. everything neatly arranged, restaurant near shop at 1.5 km .. Often activity by marina. Elbe next door, ideal for our dog with very hot weather now. Dessau is the Bauhaus city, for us very interesting.

campsite with sufficient facilities, many places on the Werra along which it is nice to cycle. Sandwich service and restaurant with simple but good quality food. Dutch management since 7 years. With ACSI card € 20 included. If you can't stand train noises, you shouldn't come here, it bothers you more at the back of the campsite. Hannah. Munden at 8 km, you have to see, here also shops.

Spacious and friendly campsite with paved camper pitches, only permanent places on the Weser, toilet block clean and sufficient, shower with coin (€ 1). Waste toilet and gray water, special fenced dog play area. Electricity and water at the site. Bremen to do well by bike (20 km). Weserradweg nearby. No bread service, shops at 6 km. We paid € 20 including electricity and dog. Watch out for the barrier and mittagsruhe until 3 p.m.

very nice camper pitches, all amenities available, almost looks luxurious, including glamping, apartments, villa and hot tubs. The area invites you to explore, especially the Weerribben, we come to this area once every year. Dog friendly, a comeback for us.,

Nice motorhome, very clean and spacious sanitary. Nice manager. Nice base for cycling and walking.

Very well equipped, beautiful cycling and walking area. A 'With Us' campsite. Administrator not seen; This is not necessary either, but you do expect it to some extent if you use the designation 'BijOns'. Other than that, only praise.

excellent motorhome, well over 40 places, € 16 per night, electricity € 3 extra. WiFi reasonable for mail use, etc. a lot of noises from highway, train and rising and falling air traffic. Beautiful environment, rich in water, close to the sea. Sanitary is sufficient.

What a nice place, peace, space and a great environment. New managers who make you feel at home, sufficient sanitary facilities, power supply and very good WiFi. You can put your bicycles in the shed and charge them. shops in Zuidlaren at 4 km. ate at the Italian across the road yesterday, great. Many Pieterpad runners and cyclists. dog friendly, but on a leash. Groningen and Assen are easily accessible by bike. We will definitely come again.

As a motorhome should be, so it is here, a lot of activity at the manager (agriculture). There can be 10 campers, but then you are close to each other, now Easter always with 5 or 6 and then you have enough space. adequate sanitary facilities and very neat. You pay extra for electricity. environment very bicycle friendly, beautiful villages and the Maas. The manager is a passionate man who is a farmer at heart and tells a lot about it interestingly. Nice

in the middle of the blossom (April) open until June, for water, waste and toilet deposit you have to walk a few hundred meters, no sanitary facilities. Environment is now in April great for cycling or walking, many blossom routes. remote shops. Annemie is nice but chaotic, usually don't know how long you want to stay. Now fully booked for Easter. We will come here again for the blossom, don't make too many demands.

Quiet area with great cycling and walking opportunities, the Weerribben is beautiful, we come there often. The camp site has spacious pitches, nicely heated sanitary facilities, separate toilets, toilet disposal point, bicycle shed with charging points. Village with shop at 2 km. ACSI rate € 14, showers free but dishes € 0.20. WiFi €0.20 per day. Water in every place. Closes now mid-October but goes to the end of September.. A comeback for us.

Beautiful mini campsite (25 pitches) with good facilities, nice sanitary facilities, washing-up area, bicycle shed, Jeux des Boules track, large archery ranges, covered recreation room with bar, toilet deposit. Beautiful walking and cycling area, bakery and shops at 3 km. Reception with coffee and cake. Dog friendly. Out of season ACSI € 14 plus TB. A comeback for us.

Everything is right here, good facilities and sanitary facilities, restaurant with a simple menu, also WiFi, large pitches, lots of privacy, all very neat. Calais and beaches (Cap Blanc and Gris) at 20 km). Shops and bakery at 3 km. ACSI price € 16 plus tax. Many overnight stays before the boat/train to Dover.

nice and tidy campsite, sanitary limited but very neat, shower with coin, nice environment, walking well possible or cycling to Deauville or Pont L'eveque, pay attention to steep parts. We paid € 16 including electricity, shower coin and dog per night. In apple orchard, so now (September) many apples on the ground, but no pests.

Quiet campsite with many tour pitches and Gites. Swimming pool (covered and open). Well cared for everything, no toilet seat and paper. At 8 o'clock bread in the restaurant with simple to good card, beach at 1 km, please note: dogs are prohibited on ALL beaches between April 1 and September 16. the French themselves do not adhere to it much either. Within walking distance Dinard, then by boat or bike to St Malo. we paid ACSI rate € 18 plus tax. We are positive.

Municipal by the sea, spacious pitches, nice sanitary facilities. € 15 pn, if you want to be on the strip by the sea € 5 more. The madame is not very generous with information and only talks in French, so English? New. Village with bakery, bar and supermarket at 1 km. Beach prohibited to all animals until Sept 15th. Nice cycling along the coast, nice villages, but a lot of beach tourists, also in September, so nice French atmosphere.

Pleasant campsite in beautiful surroundings, just before the bridge over La Louet, 1.5 km to La Loire. Bread service, simple resto, €14 CCI, within walking distance of the village with few restos, but Huit-a-Huit. Free swimming pool on the other side of the campsite. Good sanitary facilities, friendly staff. Good cycling and walking, shade or something, whatever you want, find a spot yourself, we were there at the beginning of September, so plenty of space.

Still real Municipal, sanitary facilities okay, large pitches, €12.90 including electricity, no deposit cassette or gray water. Within walking distance bakeries, resto pizza and a little further shop. Veloroute Seine on both banks, also beautiful walking area. The tokens are collected every morning. Not 1 place without blocks. On the Seine also a large motorhome without facilities (€ 6). Quiet village.

Excellent motorhome for self-sufficient motorhomes, or deposit gray water and cassette, also water intake possible, but this did not work now. Half an hour walk to Ypres, 10 minutes by bike. Beautiful city, a pity that it is not car-free, Last Post exactly 20:00. Surroundings beautiful and many memorials related to WW1. Good to cycle. fishing opportunity. Max 48 hours, watch an hour longer and you can't get off. Pay with debit card.

Open for the first year, a lot still needs to be realized, plumbing, power supply, etc. No problem for us now, self-sufficient. But the family wants to please you, you can refuel with water and empty the cassette. When we come again next year everything will be in order, one hopes here (depending on utilities). But it is wonderfully quiet here on the dike and the place is very beautiful. Hasselt and Zwolle nearby, fishing water.

Much good has already been said about this beautiful CP. And rightly so, everything is well organized here, choose whether or not to have electricity, sanitary facilities are very neat and sufficient. Environment for us cyclists great. We will come back here again.

Lovely place near the great Hanseatic city of Hattem, motorhome pitches on the water, normally you are facing the marina, but because of the high water levels now the other way around. However, you can sit nicely on the grass. we cycled along the IJssel for a few days. reservation necessary, sanitary fine (with code). Veluwe also a short distance away. Recommended.

Large campsite with mainly permanent pitches, separate fields for overnight stays, also for a few days, with a dog on a separate field. Good facilities, newsagent, bread rolls, shops within km. Swimming pool around the corner and apparently free if you are on the campsite they didn't tell you that. In any case, not generous with information, much is not allowed. Expensive (€ 29.50 with dog), ACSI out of season, environment for walking or cycling (junctions). Balkan resto by pool.

Location on harbor point, when you drive to it you think where am I coming from. Usually place, green bucket is free place. Great sanitary facilities, on arrival you call for the code, pay cash in envelope. On the Weser, walking distance from the center. Hameln is a nice city that can be reached by walking/cycling bridge. There is also an uninviting camper place. Weser-Radweg next door. Quiet campsite even though you can hear the traffic from the other side of Weser. We paid €18 pn.

We wanted to stay here for 2 nights but drove on. Campsite under construction, no shade and very limited sanitary facilities but we may give them another chance in a few years.

closed to other than regular guests and pitches

Large field for guests, places to choose also on the Weser, good power supply, bread service, sanitary somewhat dated but fine (shower € 0.50). We paid € 15 including electricity and dog. Cycling along the Weser, Hann. Munden and Bad Karlsberg beautiful cities. Kiosk with beers and wine. Shop at least 6 km.

5 nights stood, almost some NL-ers. we were at the Weser, nice though, next to canoe club. always something to see. the largest part camping really German permanent places. well adjusted with gates and of course the national flag, nothing wrong with that by the way. sanitary facilities adequate, could be cleaned more often. ACSI card, rate € 18 all-in. bread service, close to center Hoxter, nice place. Beautiful cycling along the Weser, Corvey (from 922) to walk

beautiful motorhome in beautiful Twente, even though Gelderland is ten km away. Good walking and cycling opportunities, excellent WiFi, sanitary facilities are clean and adequate. Canteen with route suggestions, info and fridge for when you've finished your wine and beer. Restaurant in Bentelo. Sandwiches and meals to order. Dog friendly. Only downside: if the wind is wrong, dirty air from a pig farm. Coming back for us.

Young motorhome, open since September 2020, 6 places with extra space next to t Proathoes. Every evening the owners come for a nice chat, quietly located between the essen in this beautiful area, for € 12 pn you are fine here, take the limited toilet building into the bargain, sometimes just wait. Electricity, water, deposit, tourist tax and many birds are included in the price. Too bad you have to book, the place is now known.

everything is well organized here, good sanitary facilities, at a marina on the Reitdiep, with the ferry (and possibly bicycle) one way or return. Grab a pedal boat or canoe, TV, table tennis, etc. We have cycled parts of the Pieterpad from here, something different. Environment suitable for cycling and walking. reservation necessary. the lady comes in the evening for the settlement, cozy atmosphere here. Also cabins for rent. returnee.

here it is as it should be, motorhome pitches with all amenities affiliated with the 'bij Ons' chain. Visited several times and also great here, nice sanitary facilities and always clean, very friendly reception and that remains during the stay. It's on a marina, cozy, always something to do, fishing opportunities and in the middle of a walking and cycling network. Village with shops and restaurants within a few km. A comeback for us.

beautiful and simple Camperplace without sanitary facilities. Water intake possible, deposit gray water and toilet. nice view along the meadow, the cows are peeking at you, from the stable. Environment nice for cycling, nice Frisian villages. Electricity is separate, € 2.50 pd if you purchase this. Price pd is € 10 (June 2021). The only drawback is the busy and noisy road along the CP.

What a wonderful campsite with separate camper pitches, pleasant and no-nonsense owner, nice sanitary facilities, washing-up area with very hot water, bicycle-friendly (covered storage, charging) dog-friendly, we did a few days pieces Pieter (bicycle) path from the campsite Achterhoek is a nice environment with super nice people. Camper dumps dirty water, water intake and all that for a friendly price, including an ACSI discount.

Beautiful camper pitches on a mainly bungalow park, in the forest, so few places with satellite reception. nicely laid out, new sanitary facilities with private cubicles, very good showers, but not cleaned often, which is a pity. environment nice for cyclists and walkers, do not miss the Diepenheim area. Places close to entrance, here also reception, restaurant and cafeteria, now only (partly) open on weekends. You pay electricity for use, great

mini camping (15 places) also for campers, we had to reserve because of crowds, blossom season, also reason for us to come here, good cycling opportunities, along the Linge Appeldijk, in the autumn here the fruit picking. campsite has good facilities, sanitary facilities are good but not very spacious. Managers very nice, also horse stable. WiFi is nothing, there will be fiber.

campsite with plenty of options for campers, several fields, everything is fine for each other, neat, great new sanitary facilities, paid WiFi, satellite reception not possible everywhere due to trees. reception and information friendly and good. surroundings of course beautiful, walking, cycling, visit Nijmegen. campsite is located in a large wooded area where dogs are allowed to go anywhere. Ooijpolder is a must, if you are only looking for a camper place you will not come here.

new managers on this site, friendly and helpful. Due to Corona restaurant, etc. closed, but sanitary facilities open everywhere. That is very neat and tidy, washing up hot water. Sloping campsite with many annual pitches, many walking and cycling opportunities from the campsite in the beautiful Veluwe. WiFi is paid, dog friendly. Village with bakery / super at 1.5 km. Discount with ACSI out of season. We will come back sometime.

Located behind a farm with stables and sheds, you don't notice that much. Were there at Easter in corona time, so plenty of places. very nice sanitary facilities with wonderful showers, all facilities such as gray water and chemical toilet drains, washing-up places. great WiFi. Friendly reception. within walking distance of the village with shops and takeaways, lighthouse and beach. good cycling opportunities. Price good (usually more expensive on an island)

in itself fine Camper place. everything is well organized, no toilet, but shower for good weather. shop with various items, sales based on trust (pay yourself). Downside: Lots of highway noise, especially when outside. In the vicinity recreation lake and golf course. Leave when you want, in the surrounding polder landscape, but cycling is possible in all directions, including the Wieden.

nice place in beautiful surroundings, half camper pitches not available due to newly sown grass. WiFi available at the beginning of the camper place. no sanitary facilities, but toilet / waste water dump site. minus is clean water next to toilet dump, hygiene? Wierden nice place, we cycled there for two days and along the Regge that is great. further: for € 10 pd great place.

around September 22 stood for 2 nights from a few weeks in Germany, friendly campsite in beautiful surroundings, great cycling and walking in the area. The campsite is large with many facilities, now almost empty, enough space for € 12 pn with ACSI card. Restaurant with a small menu, friendly prices. Take-away fries and snacks, indoor pool, outdoor play / swimming pond, fishing pond, in short, we liked it, will definitely come back here (but not in high season)

we have been here for 3 days, near the beautiful city of Wertheim, quite large campsite, € 20 off season with ACSI. Very good sanitary facilities, but you have to climb the stairs for everything, not suitable for less mobile people. Nice cycling along the Main and the Tauber, bread service, WiFi only at the biergarten and also bad. Restaurant with a small menu but good cheap dishes. Places on the Main more expensive

Nice campsite with a bit of East German "look", expired swimming pool, camping part around toilet block and separate part higher up. Plumbing very neat and good, fresh bread every day, very good WiFi. Weimar 20 minutes by bike, Buchenwald 45 minutes walk. with ACSI card € 18 in low season, manager present one hour in the morning and one hour in the evening, so find a place yourself. We are there around mid-September and almost full.

excellent Camper place within walking distance of the beautiful city, on the water with electricity, the rest on asphalt without electricity. electricity normally € 0.10 per kw. but our pole provided constant power at no cost. Water intake (0.10 per 10 liters) and greywater drainage, toilet emptying possible. place costs € 12 per 24 hours. Cycling along the Main

dated campsite on a brook 2 km from the beautiful village of Hischhorn and the Neckar. Bread service. toilet block beautiful and spacious, good sanitary facilities. Very expensive for what you get (standard € 28 in low season, for comfort pitch € 2.50 extra, only then you have water). not a return for us, WiFi is lousy and with 4G hardly any range. a lot of engine noise in weekends. nice cycling.

beautiful campsite, perfect sanitary facilities, we had place along the pool fence, then you stand without blocks, baker comes to the campsite, bread also on the other side at gas station. nice pool, free for guests, only downside is constant noise from pool building. also the night, keep pool warm and clean. town is not much. large supermarket within cycling distance 2 km. worth repeating.

nice environment good hiking or MTB. bakery at 500 m. camping a bit dated but tidy, sanitary good. WiFi only at reception, range 4G poor, satellite in limited places.

Great campsite, area is great for cycling and walking. Many castles and estates. Despite corona measures, sufficient facilities. Sanitary is neat, shed for bicycles with charging option. Current standard 6amp but upgradeable to 10amp. Bakker arrives at half past eight (not on Tuesday), good price.

Large campsite on a peninsula, 14 km from Koblenz, we were on the Moselle, but noise from 2 major roads, the bridge with highway and the train. Almost always space, central facilities (shower coin € 1.10). Expensive for the camper, € 30 pn with electricity. Restaurant available with bread service.

Small places (free) for 4 campers, but there are also some in the adjacent parking lot. In the center of the village very quiet and without church bells. From here cycle along the Moselle and about 20 km to Koblenz, a large shop in the adjacent village, there are also nice terraces and restaurants. No facilities on CP only trash can. Been two nights.

Pleasant campsite, good facilities, € 16.70 pn electricity € 0.50 per kw. Pizzeria across the street, good Chinese too, Edeka miles away across the bridge. Also good cycling here along beautiful villages. Cochem at 7 km. Place enough in June

Large CP with most spots in the sun, we were on the Moselle, beautiful view. There is a possibility for a shower on the village side, 1 €, see other reviews too. Village has few facilities, but a fine bakery. Ice cream cart from Pippo every afternoon. Environment as everywhere along the Moselle nice for cycling, wine or beer and beautiful villages. Costs € 8 incl electricity, if electricity pole is free

Small cozy campsite, large pitches, everything you need, crowded by Corona (Germans themselves stay close now) busy and reservations necessary. Price has increased considerably to € 25 pn. On the Moselradweg, beautiful surroundings.

Camper place in beautiful surroundings, half an hour walk to the center of Trier. The winegrower basically has 12 places but added 10 with ribbon on a gravel field, no electricity there. Power supply is moderate, little wattage. No gray water discharge. € 13 not really cheap for what you get. Places very small and close to each other, behind the camper enough seating space, for us no return.

5 days stood here on this fine motorhome with very friendly managers / owners. Facilities closed of course, but empty water in between and take it very easily. Close to the village with the supermarket. Beautiful cycling routes in an area unknown to us. We'll be back sometime. Be sure to visit Dokkum and the NP Lauwersmeer. Dog friendly.

Beautiful and very well maintained places, sanitary now closed due to Corona, but water, dishes and chemical toilet are available. 3 days stood, very nice environment, quiet and nice bike / walk in the Weerribben.

The ideal small campsite in a quiet village on the Marne. Find your place yourself and the caretaker will come in the evening. We stayed 3 nights for € 45. You can take a nice 2-hour walk, cycle along the Marne to Chaumont (40 km vice versa) on a bad bike path or on a nice bike path. The bakery was sick so no fresh bread for us. We want to go here every year.

Campsite within walking distance of historic city, cycling along the canals and beautiful villages, good management, sanitary facilities and fresh bread. WiFi only at reception. We found it a must for our wishes for a few nice days.

Was transit camp through rain but we will definitely return, environment is beautiful for walkers and cyclists, on junction routes. For € 18 you get a spacious place, wifi only at reception, bar / testautant for simple and cheap food, fresh sandwich service. And for our dog close to beautiful free run and dog play areas. So highly recommended

Busy city camping, daily many changes, but nicely laid out, lots of shade, shop and pizzeria nearby, receptionist was unfriendly but you can find your own place. For a visit to Troyes ideally located, also cycling and walking in the area. A good site in itself