As the last camper of the season we were in a beautiful quiet place with rain, sun and strong wind. Only 45 minutes walk, including the ferry, from Langweer, where we had a delicious meal. Reasonable price, somewhat outdated sanitary facilities, but hot water and we were warmly welcomed. The bag shop is very worthwhile.

We were received nicely by a nice lady. Unfortunately full, but the next day we could come back. We did. However, we were now received by a young man, who demanded our passports. Since we do not need passports in Europe, we did not have them with us. Driver's licenses are recognized identity documents. Unfortunately, the young man could not be convinced. We could go. There went our 2 reserved nights in Luxembourg. Strange situation!

Extensive campsite with hard and grass pitches with and without electricity. Clean facilities. Nice starting point for walks. You can walk to West or East Runton, close to the beach, in about 30 minutes. Price per night was GBP 51, but after showing the ANWB camping key card, the price went back to GBP 41 per night, including electricity.

The UK caravan club recently took over this site and the name has now been changed to the Nottingham club site. Open from June 3, 2024, this site has beautiful and clean large showers and other facilities. The bus takes you to the center of Nottingham in 25 minutes. When we showed our membership of NKC and our age was over 65, the costs per night dropped from £38 to £28 per night including electricity.

Good clean facilities and many hard pitches with electricity. Located on the A 5, so you don't have to drive over narrow roads to get to the campsite. An Arriva bus runs every hour to Shrewsbury, a town well worth a visit. There is also a “Park and Ride”. We paid £35 per night, including electricity.

The campsite still exists. Tom and BV Kev run it. The location is adjacent to a lock complex. A pleasant hustle and bustle with all those narrow boats locking. The former towpaths are now walking paths through beautiful Shropshire. We paid £20 per night including electricity.

Clean sanitary facilities. options to be with or without electricity. received very kindly. Caernarfon Castle is definitely worth it and is a 20-minute walk away. we also took a beautiful 6.5 hour steam train trip to Porthmadog and back through the Snowdonia landscape.

In development with great potential. Clean facilities with beautiful views over the bay. Very kindly received. Also a kitchen.

Quiet campsite. Good Pub food especially Fish and Chips. We were there on May 9 for 1 night and paid £37, including electricity.

View over the bay is great. Nice walks along the coast and golf course. Expensive: at first they asked £61 for the camper and 2 people, including electricity. After showing the NKC card the price dropped to £48. still intense, but good facilities.

The. campsite is run by volunteers. There is room for 5 campers on paved pitches and there is a large lawn for tents and small campers, which is also used by several cyclists. There is a kitchen for cooking, washing up and eating. Furthermore, 2 showers and 2 toilets. It is recommended to book in advance. Next to the entrance there is a bus connection to Lerwick and Sumburgh. We paid £20 per night including electricity.

nice quiet campsite with lots of space and paved area. We paid £27 on May 10 plus metered electrical costs of 4 euros and 35 cents.

good and clean toilets and showers. spots on concrete. unfortunately no places for washing up. chemical toilet must be emptied at the gray water. good restaurant, where we had a delicious meal. the town is very worthwhile.

reopened last week and is now in the pioneering phase. New owner is yelloh village with 11 million investment. well worth it

we were here on may 26 and was open the day before. large lawns, friendly staff, several kitchens with dining tables, but the sanitary facilities were dated.

quite large rooms with very clean facilities. we paid euros 22.50 per night for 2 people and a camper, including electricity and water connection. even gray water can be discharged locally at a number of motorhome pitches. will come back for sure.

fine CP. on the edge of Zwolle center. modern heated sanitary facilities. good starting point for cycling trips to all corners of the world. we like to come here. highly recommended!

Due to Ameland visit, this is a strategic location. but you get 4 A electricity and you have to bring toilet paper yourself and that for euro 20.50 per night!

great location for euro 18 per night. clean facilities. good starting point for beautiful bike rides. the 1st night we were almost alone with a capacity of 36 campers.

On July 15 we arrived at Camping Si-Es-An with private sanitary facilities. There were 4 houses, each with 4 toilet units. Each unit consisted of toilet, shower and sink. Neatly clean and ideal, especially with grandchildren. The large open Bosheuvel swimming pool is 30 minutes away through woods and heath.

Bad campsite. Badly maintained. Sharp concrete edges and corners and sometimes low-hanging branches make parking difficult. Little space. The only advantage is the location of the campsite. Benicàssim is a nice town and it is good cycling.

We are here on January 24, 2020. Although Campercontact said it was closed, this site was open. This campsite is open all year. Each has its own toilet and shower.

Spacious places. With electricity € 23 per night. Sanitary ok. Croissants and baguette can be ordered at the reception. Unfortunately, access is via the city, which can take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the traffic.

A wonderful late summer place. Spacious camper pitches with hedges. We were here in mid-September for € 20 per night with an ACSI card. Close to the beach. Good starting point for cycling trips. Clean facilities. With rain it could be muddy. Restaurant was below par!

Somewhat chaotic. Our allocated place was already given to someone else. Overflowing with a toilet block closed resulted in traffic jams for the toilets. It was dry now, but it all gets muddy during rains. Price was € 17 per night (ACSI), but we don't have to come back.

In early September 2019 we spent 4 nights here with a beautiful view of Gien over the Loire. Clean facilities and good service. Even my flat tire was repaired here for a fee.

Child-friendly campsite with free Wi-Fi. Nice walks to the old town with George Street and the hill lifts. However, the access to the site is extremely narrow with also private parked cars. Cost was £ 28 a night.

Ideal to spend the night here before the ferry. Lidl supermarket is close by. We paid £ 22.50 for a camper with 2 people for one night when showing our NKC membership. We were on part of separate ferry pitches, close to the exit.

Only motorhome with a view of the lock of the Shropshire-Union Canal. Simple and cozy. We were very kindly received by owner Tom. We paid £ 14 for a night, including electricity.

It's not for nothing that this campsite is the best AA campsite 2019 for the UK. Clean toilets and floor heated showers. Be on time with ordering a dinner at the campsite. Good bus connections with Torquay and Todnes, the English Riviera including palms.

Very friendly welcome. Clean facilities. A brisk walk to Mevagissey, which is worth the effort. Picturesque harbor town. We stood at £ 21 a night.

Family campsite with many children, close to the beach. Beautiful walk along the rugged coast and bay. Facilities were reasonable. We paid £ 28 for a night.

Friendly manager. We were given a sea view. This is the best campsite we have experienced in the UK so far. Only the entrance is narrow and there is a bus! Difficult to pass. This campsite is recommended!

Clean toilets and friendly welcome. The original owner died last year and his relatives are looking for a way to continue the camping.

We followed the advice of Moemisnoes at Porlock caravan park to go here. Indeed a cozy campsite with hard standings for campers. Nice walks and clean toilet blocks.

Kindly received. Excellent WiFi. Due to membership of NKC and being over 60 years old, we received a £ 12.50 discount and paid £ 19.50 for the night including electricity. Clean toilets and showers. Just outside the campsite is a half hour bus connection with Tunbridge wells. Beautiful landscape.

Just new, bare and open to storms and rains. Toilet block is also fairly open. Bad internet connection. Good hot showers though.