Beautiful, large (though mostly sloping) pitches and well-maintained sanitary facilities. Unfortunately, the camping shop is closed during the low season (early September) and doesn't even offer a bread delivery service. In my opinion, this is part of the basic service for a campsite in this price range. The nearest supermarket (Netto) is a 12-minute bike ride from the campsite.

Very well maintained sanitary facilities, spacious pitches which are provided with artificial grass. Perfect location near the Kröller-Muller museum. In short: highly recommended!

Friendly and helpful owners. Very well maintained sanitary facilities. Within cycling distance of Zwolle.

Friendly owners. Within walking distance of Giethoorn. Sanitary facilities good, but not overly clean. Furthermore very annoying that there are quite a few prohibitions on site: including water use camper, air conditioning/electric heating use, and the latter while €3.50 extra is charged for 6Amp power. After all, a modern camper air conditioning can easily run on less than 6Amp. In addition, it is only possible to pay in cash, well...

Great experience! Quiet environment, very well maintained sanitary facilities, very spacious places. Worth repeating!

Price now €15 per 24 hours. The toilet room is currently being nicely renovated, but is not completely finished yet.

The campsite is very nicely decorated, modern sanitary facilities are kept constantly (!) clean, but the showers are not equipped with a changing area, making it impossible to keep your clothes dry. In addition, this campsite pretends to be located by the sea: it is actually 500m further from the entrance. The camping pitches are located 500m from the entrance inland. (so a total of 1km). Camper service can only be reached via the main entrance.

Family campsite with a very friendly and helpful owner Giovanni! Sanitary facilities well maintained, restaurant also good, shop with basic products. Directly adjacent to the boulevard and is a good base for boat trips to Capri and the Amalfi Coast. The train to Naples requires a walk up 227 (Italian!) steps. (Vico Equense). Dogs are welcome, but there is no direct outlet on the campsite or nearby.

Great campsite! Friendly welcome, very well-maintained sanitary facilities, good restaurant where many locals come. Despite the greater distance to the highway, this is a perfect place to stay for 1 to 2 nights.

Beautiful campsite, sanitary facilities clean, but in urgent need of renovation. The shelves in 2 of the 3 men's showers were broken off. The water temperature of the showers was not adjustable (too hot), on the other hand, the washing up water was too cold. For the price of €58 at the beginning of September (2 people, camper and dog) you wouldn't expect this. Furthermore, 2 good restaurants on the campsite, of which the hidden restaurant “Riviera Lago” is more than worth a visit.

Beautiful campsite, but with an almost full campsite there are 4 places available behind the children's playground with various inflatable large bouncy castles. You agree with noise pollution from those compressors during the day… but they start at 9:15 am and don't turn off until 10:45 pm! The children they are intended for will have been asleep for a long time. Unacceptable noise nuisance and therefore not recommended as a place to stay, unfortunately ... (see photo with inflatable cushion on the left)

Beautiful location with fantastic sanitary facilities. Mix of (Italian) long campers with those typical "wooden awnings" and passers-by with campers and tents. Nice to see the favorite “Dolomiti Superski” area in the summer too. The town of Pozza di Fassa is almost around the corner and there are several restaurants and a supermarket in the immediate vicinity.

In one word: great! Fantastic modern and well-maintained sanitary facilities, a very friendly team of employees and beautiful places. By bike to ancient Chioggia 4 km away. Clean beach with special area for dogs. Speaking of dogs: there is even a special large lawn as an outlet, even equipped with a dog washing facility. Recommended!

Large over-organized campsite with well-maintained clean sanitary facilities. Dogs are allowed, but the outlet is small and completely made of pebbles. Camping pitches that are too small and leveling your camper is a challenge in many places. And that for “only” €61 per night. (beginning of September 2021)

Great overnight place! Super sanitary! This was completely renovated last winter.

Small but well-kept campsite. Very friendly welcome. Spacious places, good sanitary. Small shop, good wifi (for a small extra fee). At 1.5km from St. Michael's mountain. To do well with a bike or walking. (slightly hilly). Good alternative for individual campers following the NKC South England route. Note: from the west to the end of the village for a flatter turn left

Far too expensive in relation to facilities. The camper pitches are spacious. Only cash payment possible. 50p for 7 minutes of lukewarm or cold changing shower water, no hot water at the washing-up point. No lighting at all at the campsite, apart from some LED garden lights without light output. The ladies' bathroom appears to have been renewed 2 years ago, but has been made to be pubby. This is unfortunately not recommended!

Very large site (almost 1000 places). Well cared for sanitary facilities and many other facilities (restaurant, event hall, and great swimming pool. Unfortunately, there is a very poor wifi signal available for the camping pitches. This is provided by an external organization (camping-connect), but they can do that better themselves going to do.

Nicely furnished campsite with well-kept sanitary facilities. Is right under an approach route from Gatwick Airport. You get used to the noise of the planes. Paying 50p separately to get 14 minutes of hot water in the shower is a bit of a shame considering the decent overnight rate.

Nice overnight stay at cycling distance (10 minutes) from Salisbury. Very friendly welcome. Sanitary well cared for. Also very dog friendly, such that we almost regretted not bringing our dog.

Beautifully located campsite (just) within the city limits of Milan ... ;-), with the public transport (bus and metro) you stand next to the Duomo 45 minutes later. Camping has large pitches and excellent sanitary facilities. The target price for 2 persons with camper has now been adjusted to € 35. This is a reasonable price for this modern city camping. Recommended for a city visit to Milan!

Just like the other campsites in Cinque Terre far too expensive. Very narrow (!) Access road, rusted or even missing hinges and locks in the sanitary block. Showers far too small. The camping pitches are so small that a canopy of a camper can only be opened for 2/3. Cash only; no pin or credit card acceptance. It is a shame, despite the friendly reception.

Relatively expensive overnight stay (caused by exchange rate CHF, for example). Advantage: drive in until 10 pm (while reception is closed); sanitary facilities, large pitches.

Beautiful location, nice pool and good restaurant. Friendly welcome and good Dutch (!) Tips. Minus is the "last" bus from Montecatini Terme ... 8pm, but the campsite can not do anything about it. The sanitary building below is dated but well clean. The lack of toilet paper is no longer of this time. This and toilets with toilet seats would give the camp a big 10.

Great place to visit the Plitvice Lakes. Free bus connection. Value for money thick in order. Restaurant delivers an acceptable quality for a fair price. Certainly not too expensive for such a location! Well-kept sanitary facilities. I can imagine that in the high season it is more difficult to find a flat place on this further beautiful hilly campsite.

Big campsite, however, far too expensive for the offer. Sanitary very moderate. Badly demarcated places, offer of camping shop was not good. Vegetables were not refreshed daily. Finally, the weekend's nasty noise from a party outside the campsite. Note: this was in the 2nd week of september and lasted until 7:00 am in the morning. Complaint was pointless.

Impressive setting (especially in the evening). Furthermore, very basic amenities. No shower facilities. Electro included if you are on time. We paid € 15 a night. Unfortunately, the route from the S-bahn in the evening is partly dark.

Well-kept campsite. Unfortunately, you have to walk around the entire Messe area (towards the clock) to the S-Bahn when you go to the center. This route is illuminated.