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A nice motorhome site, reasonably priced for what you get. Currently very difficult to access due to roadworks. The emptying point is located outside the site; water costs €3 (via token). Exiting can be difficult with larger motorhomes. Colmar is accessible on foot, but has lost much of its charm due to overtourism. There are plenty of small-scale alternatives in the region unless Colmar is a must for you.

Within walking distance of the picturesque village with cozy terraces and plenty of restaurants where you can fully enjoy delicious regional dishes. All facilities are available, except for a shower/toilet, but that is perfectly fine. Adjacent is a friendly winemaker with a tasting and wine shop. Electricity is included. Do arrive on time, as pitches fill up quickly! A great base for cycling tours through the vineyards.

A nice place to stay! No facilities, except for a public toilet, but you don't really need anything more. Within walking distance of the incredibly charming Obernai with plenty of cozy restaurants and bars. Ideal for getting out and enjoying yourself. Do keep in mind that the grounds can become muddy and full of puddles in the rain. Highly recommended!

A nice spot with no facilities. You can empty the toilet and take fresh water, but you cannot empty greywater. It is mainly used for transit. The location is close to Sweden Rock. The boat club managers are friendly and sit in front of their clubhouse all day. The price consists of a free donation (hand it in person or put it in the mailbox to the right of the building).

Greywater disposal is possible, as is the toilet (apparently in the same pit). Drinking water is also available, but please use your own hose. Not everyone is familiar with the difference between drinking water and a latrine. The usage order is a bit strange, which means users can get in each other's way. Patience helps everyone here. Apparently, you can also fill gas cylinders here (did not make use of this). No LPG!

Beautifully situated motorhome site, wonderfully away from the hustle and bustle and right by the water. The facilities are limited, but for self-sufficient campers, this is an excellent location. However, respect for bathers and fellow campers is important. Unfortunately, this is lacking among some guests, particularly a few French campers who claim their spot without regard for others. A shame, because the location itself is truly fantastic.

A lovely camper site for those seeking peace and nature. The welcome is friendly. Here, you are literally in the middle of nature, surrounded by silence and space. The facilities are well-maintained, including a washing machine. Limited but particularly tasty local products are available, such as game, eggs, and ice cream. Those looking for entertainment and hustle and bustle will likely find less connection here. But for nature lovers, this is beautiful.

Fantastic campervan site with a beautiful view of the impressive castle! You can enjoy a drink on the sunny terrace. Lunch or dinner is also available (reservations recommended). Ideal for cycling to the train station and traveling to stunning Stockholm in 35 minutes. We were there during Pride and enjoyed the great atmosphere. Highly recommended! A minor drawback: the sanitary facilities at the site could use some improvement.

Small-scale, cozy camper site! You will be situated on a grassy field with your own deck, with the choice of electricity or not. In bad weather, there is a spacious indoor area with a kitchen, clean sanitary facilities, a shower room, and a washing machine. The site is located by a small river, has its own vegetable garden, and is within cycling distance of the town center. Ideal for an overnight stay. Reservations are recommended via telephone or chat on the website; you will then be assigned a spot.

Beautiful camper pitch on the grass; the gravel is for cars only. Visit the factory where the famous red horses are made and the boutiques. Not cheap, but unique. After payment, you will receive the code for the clean sanitary facilities via SMS or email. Mora is about a 30-minute bike ride away. Quiet in the evening, except for some young people in old cars from the US with loud music – a brief return to the 60s. People who don't pay simply use the bushes.