Nice spot to stay. If you have a large camper, the spots are a bit narrow. Close to the door; you can either be bothered by that or take advantage of it by taking the train to Gijón. The village itself and the beaches are a pleasant experience. People just live there.

A lovely place to stay! With a view of the mountains and birds chirping busily. Everything is neat and the pitches are so spacious that you can sit on the grass next to your camper. Electricity and water are available at every pitch. The sanitary facilities are fine. The new restaurant is under construction. I hope they can maintain the peaceful atmosphere of the campsite.

Nice, quiet place to park. There are waste containers for separating and disposing of your waste. Nice surroundings to drive through.

We deliberately chose this spot to enjoy the sauna. Top experience! Small-scale, well-maintained saunas and baths. And the food in the restaurant was delicious!!! Besides the costs for the sauna and food, we only paid tourist tax to stay here for one night. With electricity!

Great free campervan site. Morning walks are possible in the forest and along the Ruhr River. Delicious organic pizza, pasta, and salad at the small Fair1-Home restaurant, located between the adjacent tennis courts.

Nice parking spot near the beach. Quiet at night, during the day when the weather is nice it is of course a bit busier. There are several parking spots on this road. At Gröningens strandlek you can park at the secondary parking lot next to the main parking lot. There are no facilities but at the beach entrance you can use the toilet. There is a children's playground and there is a kiosk. The beach and the sea are wheelchair accessible!

I come here regularly because of children living in the city. Practical place so close to the bus stop! There are no signs that you are not allowed to park here anymore. New signs that you can park here for a maximum of 72 hours.