Beautifully situated campsite opposite “Deutsche Eck”. Unique due to the various steel structures: the sanitary facilities can be placed on these during extremely high water. We experienced particularly positive assistance from manager Sven & team with problems regarding the leveling system of our camper. The supports could no longer be folded in. The manager even fetched the necessary oil from a hardware store. Many thanks! - The “Stutzen” family

The only positive point about this campsite is the bike path to Burgos! Rarely have I seen such a mess. Overgrown “unoccupied” seasonal pitches next to which transient campers can park. The toilet blocks don't quite have leaking roofs, but that is about all there is to say. Broken locks, missing shower heads, loose tiles… in short: decay! ACSI inspected. The inspector is either blind or bribed. Take your pick!

Sanitary facilities are severely outdated and poorly cleaned. One toilet block was locked during our stay in early June. The price-quality ratio is disproportionate: far too expensive for what is offered. A shameful sight for this busy city. One advantage: there is a gigantic shopping center with a Carrefour hypermarket just around the corner.

Booking via email is (to put it mildly) quite complicated. The website does not accept foreign ID numbers. A slow response to an email written in Basque, followed by inquiries in Spanish, only to receive an English response a day later at 5:00 PM starting with “Good morning”…. . Eventually, it worked! The place is well secured; even the toilet has to be unlocked with a key via reception every time.

Fantastic location! Very friendly welcome, clean modern sanitary facilities, and a good little restaurant. Highly recommended on the way to Santiago de Compostela.

The camper pitch is perfect; however, the advertised “free” water column does not work. Regarding payment: install the “Telpark” app, create an account by providing your license plate number, and choose an online payment method. Important: Activate the parking time at your parked camper's location. (Otherwise, it indeed will not work.)

A hidden gem on the way to Northern Spain! A very hospitable welcome from Nadja and Kurt! We got a bit of the feeling of a successful episode of "I'm Leaving". Immediately upon arrival, we were invited to join the delicious dinner. The dogs Bruce and Ozzy instantly became good friends with our dog. In short, a place to visit again in the future.

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!