Long, narrow campsite in a small valley. Beautiful! Located directly on the Elbe cycle path. To get there, do not follow the directions to the campsite name (495 in our Garmin Camper), but use the address, otherwise you will end up in the bush.

A simple nature campsite, but decent. Large pitches. The restaurant no longer exists.

Large campsite with all the amenities. That isn't really our thing, but we were lucky with a shady spot during hot weather. Excellent cycling routes in the area and to Wismar.

Spacious pitches in a central location. Beautiful, flat cycling routes along the coast. Inland as well, but then you do have to climb. The Museum on the Königsstuhl is worth a visit. Kap Arkona is a tourist trap. And oh yes: the owner is Dutch and he has delicious pizzas. Highly recommended!

We drove in and turned around again. This doesn't look like a campsite at all; it's more of a riding school-style establishment for horse lovers. I can't say anything about that; I don't know anything about it.

nice terrain with flat tarmac and also grass pitches. Dutch owner, friendly welcome. plumbing is clean but not everything works well. beautiful surroundings, national irish museum 1 hour away, is worth it. you can also eat there but we didn't try.

large clean campsite with many passers-by. base for the ferries to the Aran Islands and a magnificent walk along the Cliffs of Moher on excellent hiking trails. takes 5 to 6 hours there and back. plumbing is good, shower costs 1 €

a really fantastic quiet place right on the beach. toilets are a bit aged but OK. hot water for the shower is unstable and not always available. caretaker Regina comes by in the evening for registration, we paid her in cash.

beautiful campsite on the water close to the village and within walking distance of a SuperValu supermarket. cycling and walking is possible in the area, especially to Valentia Island. Very friendly welcome, owner who walks around and chats, fine. We pay € 36 with a camper bus, the showers run on € 2 coins. fourth night is free.

the site is really spotless, beautiful hedges, mowed grass, taps, electricity, etc. the sanitary facilities are okay, but two stars rather than four. a well-equipped kitchen. walk to the village is 30 minutes, with a climb. we had to pay € 32 with Camperbus, 2 people and electricity

beautiful city campsite, not cheap, but you can also stand 'vor der Schranke' for less. There is a bread service. Good cycling route to the old town, where you can park your bike. Münster has a rich history. Beautiful cycle paths along the Werse.

Beautiful cp in a pear orchard at a country store full of beautiful products. Clean sanitary facilities, not even cobwebs on the roof beams. Very friendly unannounced reception, reservations were moved so that we did not have to move and for now they have even provided beautiful weather. Recommended and coming back!

beautiful and beautifully situated camper place with spacious layout. friendly reception. WiFi is very strong. plumbing is impeccable. we will come back for a day or so

If you like ships this is great. There is an inland jetty where ships moor for a while to pick someone up or unload a car. The parking lot itself has great spots, some of which are too far from the power pole unless you have 100 m of cable. No further facilities but we will definitely be back

we were here mid June, mid week. As the only guest! it got busier by the weekend. Unfortunately sanitary closed by corona but that was no problem. Pleasant reception, beautiful grounds a short distance from the village. Recommended.

OK for a city camping, but that's it. Friendly welcome. We can choose a spot, but of the ten empty spots, ten were 'reserved'. We went to a tent place without electricity, no point although it later turned out that a sleeve could be fitted with extension cords. We paid € 17. Great as a transit campsite

Unique place inside a Vauban fort. Plumbing is correspondingly but OK. Nice walk around the fort. A few places have a direct view of the river but we were too late for that on Sunday. The barrier will open automatically, find a place and report which one is open as the office on the right around the corner of the gate

Really a nice campsite, simple sanitary in French format but spacious places. Beautiful thick tall trees for shade. We had 300 m2 on the rear meadow. Large sandpit with a few play equipment. Quiet area, about an hour's bike ride to Redon on a good (gravel) cycle path

We are now at the campsite for the fifth time a few days and we like it fine. Nice swimming area for children with a beach and playground and three further playgrounds. Three good clean toilet blocks. Camper place for the barrier, neat.

Spacious pitches, grassy and paved, with a view or with shade. Cycling to Salisbury is not possible, but often no cycle paths along busy roads that are driven fast, and with large slopes. Free parking in the city on Sundays

Enórme campsite with many seasonal places, nice and quiet today (Monday). Beautiful cycling and walking environment. Very friendly welcome, costs £ 15.50 for bus camper with 2 people. Beach is sand at LW, gravel on the flood line. Reminds us of Zoutelande

Front terrain at a medium-sized city campsite. Walking distance from the city. Nice cycling in the area but with countless spotless war cemeteries. Disturbing is the noise of the adjacent iron foundry, depending on the wind. Sanitary worn out but clean

Spacious campsite with concrete fields with grass around it. There are wild horses, deer, cows. Plumbing is simple but ok. You stand in the rain by the roof in front of the sink. Reception is very friendly. Second campsite Longbeech is part of it, beautiful with huge trees but no facilities except water and bins

Nice terrain, spacious and friendly welcome. The rate turns out to be £ 10 per person, with our bus therefore £ 25 per night. Sanitary is endearingly primitive but OK. It is just possible. Electricity only on a small strip of the second meadow. Within cycling distance of Lizard point, and for geology enthusiasts: Coverack with its Moho discontinuity

Great campsite. With nice weather indeed beautiful view. Nice welcome by talkative farmer. Plumbing is good but not super. Coming from the west, do not take the first road indicated by the navigator from the roundabout at the hospital in Barnstaple, but take the A39 otherwise you can go backwards

A place for a night: great. You can eat in the pub. Half of the places have no electricity but no point for once. Sanitary works well and is also clean but may not actually have that name. We paid £ 12 and more should not be allowed. Large group of wood pigeons in the trees that start screaming at each other at half past four

In addition to a marina on a tidal stream, with facilities that have been there for a while. Cafe with terrace is present but closes at 16:00 so we missed that. On the bike across the beach to Weston, where there are a few real benches. Strong east wind, so the sea is far and the harbor is hopelessly dry. OK for a night

Beautiful campsite within walking distance of the beach (but with a climb). First-class sanitary, small shop and restaurant. Approximately an hour and a half walk to Land's End along the coastal path. Better to have a beer and lunch in Sennen Cove, on the water. Ocean View

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A lot of space on a meadow with sloping edges, blocks needed. Plumbing is OK. There are beautiful hiking trails to Charmouth and Lyme, an hour to five minutes, 160 meters, the owner has descriptions. The route along the road is also but annoying

Beautiful place, not very spacious but spacious enough. Sanitary picco bello. Nice store. Some traffic noise though.

What a difference it makes when you are received by owners who really enjoy having a campsite. They clearly do everything to make it look good, everything clean and well maintained. Many and beautiful cycle paths in the area, and nice weather they have today. Chapeau!

Simple parking space, 5 spacious places at the end of the village. Supermarket within walking distance. And what a location! The hares run around and a walking / bike path is 15 m away, further on with banks overlooking the river.

Very good for a city camping. Places hardened with gravel and large size trimmed with hedges. Bread to order at the reception, open from 8:30. Walking distance to the city through a beautiful avenue right from the gate

Real city camping. We got a shared place: small but big enough. It was almost full so agreed, and not too expensive. Bakker at 1 km

Large 4 star campsite right next to the center. Good starting point for a tour of the Siljan region, a huge meteor crater. Beautiful spacious places (365 sek) and many more packed places. Plumbing good and sufficient number. Everything on it, does not really mean to us

After 4 days here still a beautiful place but the owner has not seen. There are 10 places but there are suddenly 20 in the meadow making it a crowded campsite and only a few pay envelopes in the bus! One arrives late, uses and goes again, does not pay and facilities fall short. Disappointment.

On arrival at 14:00 we had the most beautiful because the last place but there are several overflows and there was still place. Quiet place but nocturnal noise from the nearby motorway. At 09:00 and 19:00 there is a young manager who is paying money but can also pay at the mini-golf at the bridge in the afternoon. It also has chip cards for plumbing, deposit 100 sek. Bike paths OK!

Been here and drove through, full at 2 am and the various overflows as well. A nice place near the first four locks and very touristy

Surprise: for a camper van no 260 but 360 SEK and that is really too much for the offered. Furthermore, within cycling distance of the city, everything free bike path also across the bridge

Centrally located next to silver museum and beautiful old church. There is an unclear parking ban from December to May and / or at night, but we stayed overnight unhindered

A primeval campsite: lawn in the woods on a gravel road, with 1 crane and 1 toilet and some garden benches. Put money in an envelope. On June 28 no man can be seen

This is camping as Our Lord must have meant. The hostess receives us and walks with us to a fantastic spot on the water and asks if that is good. Sanitary is really neat and even a bit homely. A few more of them would be possible.

Terrain as big as a soccer field, just near the road. Windy? Yes. Bald? Yes. Cold? Yes. Services? Not a single one. But o what is it beautiful. A high mountain resort if only 870 meters.

Parking close to the open air museum - beautiful! - Unfortunately at night the toilet closes 19:00 - 09:00 and you can not tap water. Kerkdorp is worth it

Parking with a view of the lake and mountains. Occasionally a car or an ore train will pass by. And indeed mosquitoes. Excellent overnight stay. And the P applies for 24 hours.

Beautiful places on the water. Sanitary dated but in order. Supermarket in the village.

Very quiet but well visited motorhome on a harbor. There is an excellent kitchen facility and good, clean showers and they have a few toilets. Cycling and hiking beautifully along the coastal route and the coastal path

Clean motorhome on gravel, electra floors divide the places. Fine cycling and walking and swimming if you want. Well on the expensive side

No special campsite but with nice swimming pool and an OK restaurant. Sanitation is too little. You can easily ride straight to Honfleur but much more beautiful is the road along the Seine, below the Pont de Normandy.

Great campsite in a magnificent location. We'll have a nice weather but it will take a lot of winds You are on top of a rock right by the sea. Sanitary does smell but is clean. It was just jumping and the port literally runs completely empty, fascinating

Well, there is a parking next to a campsite. Concrete seawall for your nose bends the view. Walking distance from Barfleur, really a beautiful tide port. Baker in the main street, supermarket just outside the village

Spacious campsite, no spacious places but OK. Closed in the afternoon! Sanitary old fashioned but clean. Right next to the campsite is a nice walking / cycling path to the center. Tapisserie museum is worth the effort.

Simple campsite with high and low terrace on the waterfront with beach. Very quiet. Sanitary excellent. The manager also has an imbiss open in the afternoon. Nice guy. There are two picnic tables with a roof.

Nice camper area with simple but clean toilet but shower must be done at the adjacent pool, which is well arranged. There are two power points with multiple sockets but a long cable (> 50 m) may be required. There is plenty of shade of tall trees.

Kindly received on a nice quiet campsite. Neat sanitation. Because everything is wet after 30 hours of rain, we get a paved place, and that for a dozen. Wegwijzers and Garmin did not agree, so it became a tourist route to get there

Beautiful location by the bay, beautiful places by hedges and abels shielded from the wind that can blow here a lot. Little toilets and showers but quite clean. Friendly reception. Beach is close by. By bike ride from Arcachon (nice boulevard) with ferry to Cap Ferret, so you can cycle around the bay (about 60 km). Dune du Pilat is also fun.

Good camping, lots of good sanitary facilities. Well a little expensive! Shop and bar next door. Nice hiking trail over the east cliff and do not forget the nearby geopark in Zumaia

Small places but well separated by hedges. Great outdoor bar and nice at 38C. Very friendly welcome. You can order bread but at the depot it is also possible to get a pain in 10 minutes. Walking / cycling distance from Lascaux; worth the effort

Beautiful campsite in the bend of the river. The road that goes by is quiet, at night quiet. Reception is all OK by a young young lady who still had to learn. Outside the season like now the small but well-stocked supermarket is closed but you can order bread for the next morning. We were surprised by a gypsy family with rather intrusive children