Considering that overnight stays on the paved parking area are free and it's within walking distance of the town center, the site is great. Even better when the outdoor swimming pool is open in the summer. Aside from electricity for a maximum of 8 units, we didn't see any other amenities. The only annoying thing is that there seem to be plenty of locals who permanently reserve a spot with electricity.

If you're lucky enough to get a spot in the front row, you'll have a wonderful view of the Rhine. The staff is friendly, and the restrooms are clean and spacious. However, showers cost extra. The price of €36.50 for a campervan with two people isn't exactly cheap. The view of the Rhine from the reasonably priced restaurant is less appealing, as the area by the water looks like a garbage dump.

The pitches were sufficiently large, and the staff were very friendly. The sanitary facilities were clean. What's absolutely unacceptable, however, is the fact that the hot water in the communal showers is only lukewarm after 6 p.m., and the private showers have to be heated up two hours in advance. Worst of all, however, is that the water is turned off from 12:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m., so even the toilets don't work.

Zone F (with electricity) is a bit difficult to find, but it's very cozy, nestled in the middle of the forest. You'll enjoy beautiful views and have several picnic areas at your disposal. Electricity, a shower, and a pool are included in the price, but everything is very basic—one sink with cold rainwater, two toilets with showers, etc. Contrary to what the description states, there is space for about 15 RVs in this zone.

For a parking spot near the center, this is the best we've come across so far. Spacious pitches, plenty of room to maneuver, clean restrooms, a waste disposal station, friendly staff... Some people complain about the prices, but I'm happy to pay a little more for better service than other sites.

The site has the feel of a spacious campsite with restrooms and showers. The above amenities are clean and available in sufficient numbers. A positive aspect is the proximity to the pleasant beach, 700 meters away. The ample number of trash cans is also very convenient.

The RV sites are quite nice—each surrounded by tall bushes. However, the paths between the rows are quite narrow, making parking a bit tricky. The restrooms are OK and clean, but there's no designated area for clothes, etc. in the showers. There's a nice restaurant on site, and the hourly bus into town is very convenient. Unfortunately, the large pool is already closed in October.

The campsite has basically everything you need, but everything is a bit simpler than usual. The main problem is that the site is so crowded that you can hardly move around. The biggest advantage is the proximity to town—a 15-minute walk—and the 2 km distance to the beach.

The vehicles are parked in a row on medium-sized pitches. Electricity is available. The view of the sea is very beautiful, as long as another motorhome isn't blocking your view. The restroom facilities are clean and plentiful. There's a bar with a terrace and sufficiently fast Wi-Fi. There are no other services available. Unfortunately, the path to the beach is long and steep. Accessible only at low tide.

First, the good news. You have a beautiful view of the harbor with the meadow in front, and the small town is only 500 meters away. The restrooms are clean, but they lack soap, towels, and more than one toilet per gender. Unfortunately, there's no area for washing dishes or a place to drain the gray water. €28/night, including electricity and tourist tax, is a bit pricey for what you get.

First of all, the good news. The pitches are big enough to put up an awning or an awning and the price is OK. But there are a few things that aren't so great. One particularly negative thing is that the power connection is only protected up to 800W, so we couldn't use a kettle, for example. The sanitary facilities are a bit old and the motorway is right next to the campsite...