Great spot next to the Johannisbad. Check in at the machine; electricity and camper facilities are available. The camper app does not navigate you entirely correctly. If you are standing in front of the swimming pool entrance, the entrance is immediately to the right. The center is a 10-minute walk away.

Essentially a service area with two power outlets. So you can stay overnight here with two small campers. Trino is a pleasant town with plenty of restaurants and cafes. Capricorno and La Perla di Trino are highly recommended. Thanks to the municipality of Trino!

Beautiful camper site at an altitude of 1300 meters. It does cool down after sunset. The manager comes to collect €8.50 in the evening. Electricity, toilets, drinking water, and gray water are included. There's nothing to do in the neighboring village.

We've been staying at the campsite regularly for 25 years, and we've always been completely satisfied. Yes, depending on the number of guests and the time of year, the price can be a bit steep, but it does include a dip in the pools. The staff is friendly, and the restaurant is good and affordable. You can get fresh bread rolls from the shop in the morning. Okay, the only downsides are the poor internet and the paid Wi-Fi. Our overall rating: thumbs up!

According to the newly installed signs, you're only allowed to park here for a maximum of 90 minutes, but there are still campers staying overnight. Apparently, enforcement isn't (always?) enforced. If you're brave enough, it's a great place to stay overnight.

We arrived here on a rainy day. Of course, it's muddy then, but apart from that, we found the places rather cramped and the whole place looked chaotic. We didn't stay.

Campervan site for (according to the noticeboard) 10 campervans. They shouldn't be too large, otherwise maneuvering becomes difficult. The sign lists the price as €8, but the machine is still set at €6. Bad Zwesten is a small village with groceries within walking distance, a large spa park, and a surprising number of Italian restaurants. Nothing wrong with that.

A little nuance about the camper place in Bemmel. The municipality has indeed recently set the maximum number of campers at 5, neatly in sections and with clear rules. Thanks to the not so social behavior of a number of campers, that was apparently necessary. Yes, the sections are narrow, but it is also only intended as an overnight place and completely free. If you want privacy, facilities and a seat, look for another (paid) place.

Lots of space on a green (sheltered) spot just outside the centre of Pinerolo. There are a number of electricity columns, but when we were there they were mainly long-stayers (Italians) connected. Drinking water available, as well as grey water drainage and cassette toilet. Great place to stay overnight and visit Pinerolo. Aldi within walking distance.

The camper place has been completely renovated. There are about 10 places with electricity. You can tap drinking water and empty grey water and chemical toilet. For the time being, everything is free. There are plans for toilets and showers, but that will take some time. Equi Terme is getting a new spa, has caves worth visiting and a good restaurant. All in all, definitely worth a visit.

If you come for the gemstone museum, it is a good parking place. Overnight stay is no problem, because the main street is close, but does not cause any noise pollution late at night. Service is no longer there, only grey water drainage. The price of a day ticket is now €15. In the Brauhaus you can eat and drink well. Only a 1 minute walk. There are more catering establishments, for the rest Idar-Oberstein offers nothing special.

Nice place for a short stay. We come here regularly and want to continue doing so for a long time, but ... there is an apartment complex next to the camper place, so I fear this is the last year.

Excellent CP. Payment can be made at the petrol station or, if there is no staff, to a person who will pick it up. Nice walled town with the necessary catering. Netto and Aldi within walking distance

The campsite did not survive the corona crisis and has been closed for two years. We have been here for a number of years with great pleasure. Too bad, too bad.

In addition to the cowshed, great camper spots with all the trimmings. Also many cycling opportunities. Thanks to the friendly administrators.

The 2 camper pitches are located on the left of the road before you turn right to the museum. The sign is a bit hidden in the grass. Of course, residents can also park there. You are standing on a downward slope on fine gravel. Tight for 2 campers, but as said before: fine for an overnight stay. The museum is only open in July and August.

This is an example of what more and more new motorhome pitches are going to look like. The term "motorhome camping" fits better, with the corresponding price. Really beautiful, but over the top for the old-fashioned camper.

Quiet place in the center. Power is available. You must then collect the key to the power box at the tourist office (deposit €50 and costs €3)

Now that most new RV parks are doing their best to look more like campsites, we would almost forget that the old-fashioned RV park is a parking lot where electricity, drinking water and drainage for toilet and gray water are all you need. After all, you have the rest on board yourself. The owners of this motorhome have understood that. Nice and quiet, with the cows next to you in the stable. Homage and hew like that!

We were here on October 7 and stayed overnight on our own. A French motorhome has made his garden available to motorhome owners. The ground is uneven and you can hear the road past it, but the latter is not so bad at night. For €7 you can spend the night, take drinking water, and empty gray water and toilet. Fine, nothing wrong with that.

The correct address is: Piazzale Battaglione Saluzzo. Here is a semi-paved place with a water tap and trash cans. There is a market on Thursday, so every spot will be occupied until three o'clock. In Demonte you can do your shopping, there is a bar and you can refuel there. Fine for an overnight stay.

We were here in June and October and both times it was nice to stay at the campsite. The reception is friendly, the sanitary facilities are fine and the pitches are large enough. Vizille is a bit of faded glory but the chateau and the huge garden are well worth a visit.

Reaching the cp is a hassle through the narrow streets, but once you've found it, you're fine. Everything within walking distance. Spending the night is doable, because it is quiet at night (in October)

A lot has changed since we were here last: a new payment terminal, a new working service station, two new power poles (8 connections) and a clear marking has been applied. Shapoo! What I just don't understand is why the toilet building is continuously closed, while it is being cleaned. But the camper has sanitary facilities himself, so ... a great place to spend the night.

Elongated campsite with a good swimming pool. Friendly administrators. All places are partly under trees. Village is about half an hour walk and is recommended.

Nice small-scale campsite with friendly managers. Most sites have some shelter. Walking to the village is largely via shortcuts. Village is touristy with a number of art galleries. When it's really hot, the way back is an ordeal because you have to climb a lot. Approach road to site (D13) is narrow and winding.

We find camping very suitable in early and late season. In high season it will be teeming with the yellow license plates of families with young children. Now, in the first half of June, the pool was for us alone and it was wonderfully quiet in the evenings. We stayed for two nights for the ACSI price of €16 per night. You can eat well at the campsite. The village (about 4 km) offers many restaurants and a supermarket. Cycling is possible, but it is hilly.

Nice campsite with the well-known outdated sanitary facilities. But everything is neatly clean. Environment is nice: bars and restaurants and we also visited the local museum. Supermarkets within walking distance. Hilly area, less suitable for cycling.

The official spots are quickly filled, but you can also park in the adjacent parking lot. Quiet at night. I have not met anyone who came to collect money. Supermarket nearby and the village has a restaurant. Good for an overnight stay.

Directly on the Meuse. Surface reinforced for motorhomes. Wonderful place to stay with a bakery (wide range) within walking distance. Haybes does not have much life, you can read something about the history of mining in the center. A regional train stops for trips to Revin or Charleville M. Cycling is easy. No big restaurants.

The motorhome is located directly by the sea and in a busy and popular entertainment area. There are many opinions about the manager, the condition of the site, the price and the grubby chemical drainage. You have to take all that into account for this spot on the Côte d'Azur. My advice is: don't come at the weekend because then the disco next door produces loud music until three in the morning, unless you like that of course.

The service is a construction site. Not really inviting, but very quiet in mid-September. Suitable for overnight stay. Edeka within walking distance

Great place to stay in early or late season. The sanitary facilities are somewhat dated, but I have yet to come across the first campsite in Italy where this is not the case. The village of Cervarezza is nothing, when we were there at the beginning of September, the catering industry was as good as closed. However, the restaurant on the campsite turned out to be surprisingly good with the necessary fish and game dishes. Recommended at 1065 meters altitude.

Agree with all the previous reviews, except it's quiet here. This evening we are with about 18 campers where there is room for 12. They are really everywhere. But fine, still had a quiet evening.

Beautiful place with absolutely nothing wrong with it. Despite the fact that you are more or less in the center of Zwolle, it is quiet. Don't whine about the extra electricity costs, small showers and other nonsense, then you go to a campsite. Hats off to owner!

Great place in the center of Duiven. No facilities, but they will undoubtedly come.

There is nothing to criticize about CP, in one word fine. But what a pity that a group accommodation is also rented out that generates a lot of noise until late in the evening, and not just from the children. Very annoying if you are looking for a bit of peace as a motor home and want to go out early the next morning. One and a half stars deducted.

Quiet place with a toilet block where you can also shower. The village has a supermarket that can be reached within walking distance. The adjacent castle is worth a visit and there are various catering establishments. When it is busy you can use the entire parking lot. There can then be about 15 campers.

Always quiet (underrated) cp. Beautiful spa park with impressive gradier works, a nice spa and a cozy village with plenty of catering. Good for an overnight stay.

Very nicely landscaped cp on the Werra. Spacious places, morning bread service and an affordable Therme within walking distance. Beautiful cycling routes along the Werra.

We like to come back to this beautiful location every year. Now € 17.50 per day including electricity, Wi-Fi and Konuskaart (free with public transport through the Black Forest). If you spend the night 3 times, you can go to the Therme with your partner for free. Very quiet at night, no disturbance from the road.

The CP is in order, large spots with shelter here and there. Price of € 13 is fine. There are many beautiful cycling routes along the French-German border. Saarbrücken is easy to do by bicycle. The disadvantage is that the 'resort' has grown with a restaurant, bowling alley and something that resembles a beer tent, this does cause some noise until 22:00 (weekends until 23:00).

Neat CP at thermal center where the registration is also. Price is € 17 per night (if you travel with two people) you pay € 12 for the night plus € 2.50 curated taxi pp. For this you get a 2 kw. Place is nice to walk through. Therme is not too big, but that also applies to Bad Frankenhausen.

This mix-parking is a good place to stay that can be reached quickly from the highway. There are 8 spacious official camper spots with a power connection, but you can actually use the entire parking space. There is a clean public toilet (€ 0.50) and you can empty gray water and fill up with clean water. Landsberg is a beautiful town where you will find many restaurants. Nothing to complain about.

We were here in early June 2018. This is a great location with electricity, clean water and drainage for chemical toilet. The place is clean and is almost directly on the sea, so a little sand and dust is inevitable. € 20 per day is really a bargain price for a location on the Cote d'Azur. Baker, butcher and catering industry within walking distance. To do well in the early and late season. Very busy in high season.

We stayed here at the beginning of June 2018. There are power poles that supply electricity after registration in the town hall. That is not so convenient and whether you have to pay for it, I do not know. The water tap gave clean water and in the gray water well you can also empty the chemical toilet. In the village you can do fresh bread and other small groceries. There is a bar for coffee or an ice cream. Quiet at night.

We have spent the night in advance at Pentecost on this neat motorhome site. The large CPs in the Northern Eifel were full, not these. Very quiet night, no problems with the aforementioned clubhouse. The village has a bakery and catering. The supermarket is a lot higher and you can better visit with the camper, before you go parking. Cycle or walking path through the forest is beautifully landscaped.

We are the only one on the three available RV parking spots on 1st Whitsun. That says a lot about the entertainment value of the not unkind Kirn. Parking is free during the weekend and between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. during the week, except for the daily rate of approximately € 1.25.

Good CP on the edge of a beautiful town, right on the thermal. The disadvantage is that the CP is on a major transit route, so it is never quiet. Motorhomes, desperately looking for a parking space, stay on and off until the late evening hours. the most rigid followers use every available square centimeter. Not everyone experiences that behavior as pleasant.

Lots of space available for the camper in a picturesque village. You can take fresh water and drain gray water, leaving a toilet can not be a fresh matter. Strike away the poor amenities against a cave visit, a dip in the nature bath and a dinner in the restaurant. For a few days a great place.

Everything smells new here. Lovely place with spacious pitches and all the trimmings. The thermal bath is not too big but nice enough to soak a few hours. Bad Waldsee is a nice little town. The lake invites to walk around and seduce the terraces you to sit down for a drink and a snack. Nothing wrong with this environment.

Large motorhome with plenty of places in large size. The thermal bath has several saltwater pools and gets a thick enough. The town is accessible from the spa park, there's not much to do but it's nice to walk through here. I have seen lower quality Topplatzen, so for me they can get the listing.

Happy camper place directly on the walls of the cozy Ebern. The manager is doing his best to be the guests of service and entertainment. You can go hiking and cycling but for the latter it is hilly. Bakery, shops and restaurants within walking distance. Great place!

Large and busy motorhome directly at the Frankentherme. The broad areas are divided into three parking lots where there is always a pleasant crowd. The thermal bath is affordable and meets fine. In the evening comes to a service van and if you have a bit of time with the camper, that expertly remedied. This service was replaced onwillge our submersible. Amazing, right!

This is a great stop over with clean bathrooms. Note that if you want to stay on the weekend, you risk being celebrated in the nearby hall a wedding. In that case, run all parking lots at night completely full. You can no longer sit outside and the music continues until the force morning, you may experience as a nuisance.

There, approximately 15 to 18 campers are including 8 with a power supply. The spots are not too big but the price is at. Bad Bergzabern is a pleasant town with many restaurants, small baths and many shops. Nice for an overnight stay.

There are five parking spaces (including a dog-free and for groups). It is always busy and fun. I found the nearby motorway until late evening very present. The large spa park is beautifully landscaped (mostly dog ​​free!). The thermal baths are great. At the reception you can rent bikes. Bad Durrheim has ample opportunity for restaurants and shopping. Topplatz !!

Beautiful location where it is almost always good weather. The friendly manager has any patience for his guests. The area is for walking or cycling and if you like you can a little further in Bad Krozingen on the train to Freiburg or other beautiful places in the Black Forest. We like to come here again.

In early June, it was still a building site. The toilet block was the end of August 2015 to be on the verge of opening, but even without it Topplatz worthy. Big demarcated areas, shops and restaurants not far away and the mobile baker comes every morning along. The manager we missed because we were in the wonderful Saarland Spa, so we have the money deposited in the bus.

Bad experience. 24 hours a day driving there anything in and out so the chances are that at night you spot someone with you will share. So watch out if you in the morning your door opens! The manager responds bone when I contact him about this. Meanwhile, he collects for first place twice the rate of € 15. Other service is okay, but the poor management makes this place Topplatz unworthy.

Beautiful in a horseshoe-ranging motorhome next to the thermal baths and spa park. In the village you can in various places and good food in the morning pick up fresh bread.

Great place for a nice camper ditto location. There is at any place with a connection for cable TV or satellite. Great place. Stylish spa pool where you can eat.

Beautifully landscaped. Wonderful spa pool at two hundred meters away. Village located on lake where you can easily walk around it. Plenty of opportunities to eat good food and drink. In short, delicious!

Nice place on a small lake. In the summer, right next to a beer garden. Shopping and fine dining within walking distance. Nice and quiet for an overnight stay.

We have visited this place on a hot June day, there was one lone camper on this large unsheltered griddle still being worked fully. This will undoubtedly be a beautiful place in a beautiful location, but it is in my opinion just yet too early to be called Topplatz. We will come back in August, I wonder how it looks.

Neat places with water and electricity. Friendly managers offer the facilities of the adjacent camping.Goed that more of this type of camper pitches recover in Netherlands!