This is the kind of place I always look for. Amenities meet expectations, friendly management, and a beautiful location within walking distance. Gaudi's house is the real highlight.

Has become a regular stop on the way to the south or north. Friendly and flexible reception. Excellent sanitary facilities and a beautiful beach (Flysch) to walk to.

Been here before. Sanitary facilities very outdated. Nice place!

Nice basic campsite with facilities. You can make good arrangements regarding arrival via email if the manager is not present. Cycling to Poitiers (10 km) is easy. You cycle along quiet roads beside the river if you use maps. You can also take the bus or train, but neither stops often, and if you take the last connection, you'll be in bed nice and early. Futuroscope is nearby, as is a large shopping center.

Friendly welcome, everything spotlessly clean and tidy. The showers do indeed deliver little water and the water temperature gets cold quickly even on the hottest setting. I will come back again to test if it is better.

Quiet spot on the Marne with a fine, simple little restaurant. The service column wasn't working when we were there. So we stayed for free. But it is a good spot, also for a walk to the center of Meaux.

A nice place to stay overnight with sanitary facilities that you should only use in case of emergency. The campsite appears to be open until November 2nd.

It remains a place to return to. It's a shame, though, that people stay there permanently. Béziers is a beautiful place to visit. Don't forget the locks.

A small campsite with adequate amenities, including a really hot shower. Narbonne is worth a visit and easily walkable or cycleable along the canal. It's not a straight cycle path. A large supermarket is 2 km away.

A nice little campsite with heated restrooms. It's definitely not open year-round, so be aware. Water can only be obtained from the restrooms outside the gate, where you pay three euros for an unknown amount of water. At least 40 liters. You can also dump your water there. Valence is a pleasant walk. The Toutain sculptures are especially worth seeing.

A simply good campsite with heated sanitary facilities near two towns. Pujols is old, a bit touristy, and fun to walk through (though there's a climb first). Villeneuve is a bit further away, a bit larger, with a shopping district and a few interesting buildings. In short, a nice place to stay for a few nights. Of course, everything could be better, but then it becomes too expensive for the critics.

This CP doesn't have its own restrooms, but it does have water and a dump station. You can use it when the campsite is open. You can only enter the grounds with a digital registration, which requires you to load money onto a card. The overnight price is nowhere to be found. In short, we are dissatisfied with the information and the approach.

Excellent naturist campsite. All amenities are available (even filtered water). Lovely surroundings, perfect for pleasant bike rides to charming towns.

Excellent for visiting the castle and for an overnight stay. The bathrooms are partially heated. There are good bakeries in Sully.

We have been here regularly since 2019 and the association has maintained the site very well: an achievement. The five camper pitches are centrally located. We have never discovered a dumping ground for grey water. The price is steep, but that is part of naturist sites. You usually get a lot of space for it, like here.

Well maintained place with everything you want. Check-in is digital with a sensitive screen. Place to come more often, for example on a day when the tea garden is open.

Good sanitary facilities and good location to Almere. the places are (very strange there is enough space) dangerously close together, except place 14 (which we had😎). Good price/quality ratio. The view is less: you are standing in a parking lot.

Everything on location is fine. Still, I expected to be closer to the center (40 minutes walk). The price is steep. 26 euros plus electricity (which is not expensive). A big plus is that you cannot make a reservation.

The new sanitary facilities are functional, but still need to be finished. Suitable as a CP because there are a few paved areas. When the wind is unfavourable, you can hear the cars on the A50 clearly. No place for grey water and you can tap water at the sanitary facilities. The owners are very committed.

This is how a CP should be in my opinion. Facilities to choose from and everything clean. The area is also nice for cycling or walking. Fortunately, reservations are not possible. If I may make one wish: let a day have 24 hours. That is the most honest.

we also give the 5 stars. Certainly as a rest/overnight place. beautiful sanitary facilities.

True: simple camping at a nice place. In the fall it is chilly in the old sanitary facilities. But you are also at over 600 meters..

Many places are less suitable for a camper. Advice is right to stand with the front wheels on the street side. The facilities are good: clean and the shower is great. Nazaré is nice to visit. Nice tippel.

A good campsite for Portuguese standards. Very large. We were there for the third time because there is always space. Facilities are clean. You have to walk through Albufeira once and then quickly forget about it. You come there for the weather that is often good. Although we were there twice without having seen the sun. When looking for a suitable place: pay attention to differences in height and tree branches. Not everyone has an eye for that.

Walled naturist campsite with marked out pitches. although the greenery is doing its best it could still grow a bit before it does anything with shade or privacy. facilities are clean and fine. management is enthusiastic and very helpful. surroundings are quiet and the village has atmosphere! some climbing though.

We were here before. Portuguese rates: 10.47 for camper, 2 persons and electricity. All facilities are good. The town is not much (Saturday market). visit the archaeological museum with rock drawings from 50,000 to 25,000 years old. that museum is 25 km to the north at Villa Nova de Foz Coa.

Small very cheap (8 euros incl everything for camper and 2 persons) campsite with 13 paved places for campers and caravans. So quickly full. The entrance is where you think it is, everyone drives past it. There is day and night security. Most places are sheltered under trees. Yet you have a view of the city everywhere. Sanitary is fine.

Three out of four spots occupied by cars. Nice climb to the center (1.4 km). The road along it is relatively busy. We left again

There is no alternative, but we don't like free places. This one felt safe and because Palencia was still on the list we went anyway. No place with electricity available anymore. The city is easy to walk around and is especially attractive because it has the third largest cathedral in Spain. with a crypt of which parts date back to the 7th century. Impressive.

Not a great reception, but the campsite itself is fine. The showers are great as far as we are concerned. The town is really nice with a few beautiful churches (especially the concatedral). You can easily walk there via the old campsite gate and a bridge over the Rio Fresno.

It looks and is messy. Industrial area with many parking spaces. We found it unsuitable to park or stay overnight. But we soon got over that. We went to the camping site.

For us the ideal campsite, near the city of San Sebastian/Donostia (easily accessible by train) and the town of Zumaia with its incredibly beautiful coastline. The campsite has good and clean facilities. The manager is friendly and helpful. When approaching: it is the somewhat steeper road before the roundabout.

if there is a free spot, you don't want to stay here overnight. the question is whether you will ever get the camper away again. moreover, it is a very busy area. we visited the city briefly and parked along the Rue de Royan. 1000 meters from the Roman amphitheater. there were also a few suitable parking spaces free.

This is how we like it. A well-priced CP with facilities. It is quiet and you can walk a bit. In the village, among other things, a supermarket, a bakery, modest catering. Marie has thought it through well.

In itself a great place to stay. Camping closes on October 12! Alençon (1.2km) has plenty for culture lovers.

Pleasant camping and well suited for campers by the concrete edges along the lawn. You are always standing straight. Enschede has an attractive city center.

Separate CP, because of the location at the café/pig museum. Be careful with larger campers because you quickly get each other stuck. The only comment is that (when we were there) the grass was long and so it will cause some hassle after a heavy rain shower. All things considered it is really 5*.

Good location for staying overnight and visiting the town. Depending on the season and your wishes, you can do all kinds of sporting activities. Winterberg is a nice tourist-focused place. we came here by chance because at this altitude (750 meters) the temperature does not rise that much.

There is nothing wrong with this CP and in the summer high season there was enough space for us!

The CP was of course full, the indicated overflow area too. But the parking lot next to it was not. Bought a ticket at the CP and got away with it. Is it allowed? We were not sent away, but it did not feel nice. And we used the sani at the CP.

This terraced campsite deserves a lot of visitors. Spacious pitches (also enough flat), clean sanitary facilities, pitches with a beautiful view. The friendly welcome does the rest. Good wifi at the reception. A supermarket at 1.4 km. Plenty of walking and cycling opportunities. We paid 25 euros for a pitch, 2 persons and electricity.

It is free and near a beautiful city. Those are 2 stars. You have to be quick. No facilities, but train noise. Of course the campers are dangerously close together.

This campsite manages to increase the price by not mentioning all kinds of costs in advance. that results in a 2 star deduction. Because the sites are large and the sanitary facilities are relatively new and good, there is still something left. Unmentioned extra costs: 1.50 for connecting electricity (I did it myself), waste and hygiene costs: 7.80 euros for 2 nights.

Small campsite with a lack of space. Sanitary facilities are top notch, although we do not find the location and access to the chemical toilet fresh. Cycling to beautiful Dillingen is easy with only 1 hill. The owner really tries to make you happy. In short, fine for a few nights.

CP full, indicated overflow area full, enough space in the rest of the parking lot. Stand there and get a ticket at the CP. Ulm is beautiful. Okay for 1 night, but I don't like staying somewhere where you are tolerated for a fee.

You can find a spot yourself at this campsite, which is usually full during the weekend, we had to leave on Friday. The surroundings are attractive and the view is beautiful in a few places. Close to the Rhine, the noise of the trains is unavoidable and annoying at night. The road and sometimes the ships also contribute to the background noise. The bar is fine and so is the simple food.

We would like sanitary facilities and a little more shade. but that is not a must. So 4 stars. On Friday evenings in high season there are still 9 places available.

Failed. We were here in May 2023 and decided not to come back. The sound is no less. It's still 17 or 21 euros (Fri and Sat) for a night. Striking: there are cars, caravans and/or tents in many places.

We stayed at the campsite (acsi rate) and excellent showers. The CP pitches are completely under trees, while the campsite also has pitches with sun. The road along the CP (about which people are complaining) is the road to the campsite entrance. Slightly more traffic passes on the Ruurlo-Barchem road 400 meters away.

No ACSI card, facilities closed. Go to the CP near Arles for less than half this price. same facilities and a beautiful city.

Very suitable campsite for an overnight stay. Hot abundant shower. Places at the lake were swampy due to the rain. The friendly manager indicated good places in advance. A real French town with many vacancies.

Beautifully situated on the edge of a hill, close to a village with a small bar/shop. Large pitches with and without shade. Since it was not busy, the plumbing was fine.

Good campsite for onward travel, but also suitable for going to Toulouse. we thought it was a really nice city. Plenty of sights to see. you can get there by bus (25 minutes) and then metro (15 minutes). The bus mainly serves students and is therefore limited. The reception has an overview, otherwise just google it. Please note: this concerns the IO regional bus line, which is not indicated at the stops.

Good campsite also for visiting Clermont-Ferrand by bus. Camping has well developed the journey by bus to various destinations (via QR code). The site has areas with sun and many areas with shade. Some require blocks to stand up.

Good complete ACSI campsite. We were given a spot that was unsuitable for the camper because the surface was too soft due to rain. We were helped quickly and efficiently with mats and a winch. In a short time we had the camper driving again to a drier place.

Agree with most descriptions. Notre-Dame-De-Vaux is special because of its pointe shoes and stained glass, but the Cathedral is not. Large shopping center 20 minutes walk.

If you want to visit Dinant you have little choice. This campsite is also beautiful and within walking distance. Train, road and price have something to do with this: A night, camper, two people, electricity but no shower cost us 31 euros. Personally: I am not charmed by Dinant. Conclusion: doubtful case.

You need patience and initiative to find an affordable place and a shower at this campsite. If that works, then that's fine.

Still a great place to visit Eindhoven or for an overnight stay. it is not a quiet place, due to noise from buses that run engines for a long time (from 4:00 am to 5:34 am when we were there). we were lucky because the parking system has not been working for a week: barriers were up and free. save 4 euros😋.

Arrived unexpectedly for an overnight stay in transit. Seen enough to come back.

Good ACSI campsite for an overnight stay near the highway. Tournus is nice to walk through.

Enthusiastic reception at the end of the season. There is still cooking (and delicious). Sanitary facilities are still usable now that it is getting a bit chilly. Recommended even though the campsite is not next to the highway.

way too expensive and very small spots.

Large busy campsite with ACSI (24.32 per night). This is one of those campsites where you can only enter by having your passport scanned; a copy according to NL rules is not possible. Fingers crossed that the hackers will skip the campsite. Sitges is beautiful and within walking distance (40 minutes).

suitable for visiting the old center (1.9 km). we continued traveling after that.

Great location close to the castle and town. coordinates are really good. but be careful if you go east. because you are approximately on the border here. there is 1 toilet and a shower with toilet. Clean but of course not exuberant. We like places with electricity, hence no 4 stars.

Terraced campsite right next to the Via Verde. The shade cloth posts and electricity poles are a challenge for some. but we were able to do well with 7 meters. Navajas isn't much, but walk to the waterfalls. Sanitary facilities are clean. ACSI price in October 21 euros for a short stay. Longer than a month in winter it becomes 14 euros.

Nice place where you can also visit Valencia and, if you want, the beach. 17 euros per night with ACSI in October. friendly welcome and clean sanitary facilities.

Nice campsite with fantastic views in some places. The place is located at over 1100 meters. Sanitary facilities are clean, the welcome is friendly, even on a busy holiday with only a few places left. The surrounding area is also beautiful. .

Descriptions for this are correct. places suitable for us but narrow. Chapel in the cathedral is highly recommended. Didn't sleep: wasn't necessary, but would have looked for something else because of a lot of people hanging around.

Still under construction. It's a shame, because in operation this would be a perfect place for little. Now you can take water and dump it gray. If you are really blunt you can put your plug in the shower stall for free. Shop at 900 meters and of course you go to NP Bardenas Reales. There you have a nice picture of Ohio even if you don't drive all 34 km of dirt road.

Good campsite for a city visit to Pamplona (do it!). Cycle along the Arra and you get there without many hills. In wet weather the campsite will probably be a mess. We had the surface dry and firm. The reception was friendly and helpful. Sanitary facilities in the new building are fine (and clean). The old one was closed in October.

good campsite for an overnight stay and a visit to St. Jean. we stood between the swimming pool, catering and sanitary facilities with natural noise during the day. At night you only hear the sea. acsi price paid.

Equipped with everything; this campsite. Restaurant is highly recommended. Small fish/meat menu. The cook also prepares vegetarian options if you mention this when booking. Overnight stays are not expensive.

Nice quiet CP with large spots. The machine to enter is located to the right of the entrance on the public sidewalk. There you buy a QR code to enter and to tap water. Troyes is more than worth the walk or bike ride. On days with football in the nearby Stade, you may need patience to reach the CP.

Cheap (€15.88 in September incl. electricity and reasonable sanitary facilities) and within walking distance of a very nice place. the 17th century Place Ducale and surrounding area are especially worth the short walk.

Campsite with good places for campers. With Acsi we paid 19 euros. And that is not surprising when you consider that in many places surcharges are charged on top of the acsi rate. The sanitary facilities are good and clean, the shower is nice. A nice walk on the other side of the Ourthe is recommended.

Good CP and campsite where you can camp in many places. The fort manager is not allowed to change/add much to this historic place. That makes it really nice. The water at the gray/toilet dump is also used to fill tanks. So use your own stroke. The CP is not cheap if you want to shower and use electricity. I suspect it is a dreary place in bad weather.

Last year we were here and I was especially not satisfied with the distance between the campers. now the places are indicated with signs. plumbing is not good. The price and the choice for electricity are. you can cycle to the center/attractions in fifteen minutes.

info here is correct. a good place for little where you only pay for what you use. we love.

Rarely seen such a CP with very clean and modern sanitary facilities in a beautiful environment. Nice that you pay according to use.

Reasonable CP. Up to 7 meters you pay 18 euros per day. There are some beautiful places. Showering is in the women's sanitary facilities because the men's shower is broken. Only 1.5 euros for three minutes helps to shower in the camper 😋. Schwerin is beautiful, by the way. The also beautiful lock is closed on Mondays.

Thanks to the construction of two new bridges, this CP is somewhat difficult to reach. When you get there, it is a beautiful place with limited - according to use - paid facilities and a beautiful view of the illuminated church. The city is a 2.5 km walk or bike ride from the CP. Then at least go to the Hundertwasser building near the Dom. Very special.

The CP does not meet my requirements because toilet and shower are missing. Furthermore, there is nothing wrong despite the mediocre location. but for visit to Hanover center it is perfect.

What a nice place and what a view. Not expensive, especially if you use the facilities and the eggs. Why not five stars? I like a hard surface especially when rain threatens.

Quiet, rural and nice between Apeldoorn, Deventer and Zutphen if you want to go by bike. few amenities but also a low price.

We are also very excited after spending three nights in these large backyards where you mainly see birds and hear horses. In terms of facilities, you only miss the landfill option for toilet and gray water. But the luxury of privacy and the enthusiasm of the managers for Aquaponics in Namibia more than makes up for this detail. The managers pay taxes, electricity and water for you. As a result, you tend to donate extra. don't suppress that tendency.

Were here in 2018. Then there were toilets and 4 showers. And it was less crowded (now packed around 1pm on a Saturday). The location is fine and there are hardly any alternatives. The showers and toilets will be gone in 5 years. They still get 3 stars from me.

For a CP close to the Rhine and a city and the possibility of electricity for only 6 euros, it is acceptable for one night in my opinion. The ambient noise makes me give 3 stars.

Efficiently conceived: CP under a viaduct. You pay per hour in euros or CHf, but always in coins. Electricity only in coins: 1 CHf for 3 hours. We paid 18 euros without electricity for more than 23 hours.

Typical Italian campsite with small pitches and a mini beach. Sanitary fine. Actually it is a camper place with facilities. for small campers (6.60 can just be) where tents and caravans are also located.

Everything is correct. But just find a CP like this at the Dutch cities. Parma is worth having some noise for a few nights. and showering is fine during opening hours.

In itself a nice CP where campers are very tight next to each other when everything is occupied. Price in 2023 is 20 euros for 24 hours. Your entry ticket is required if you want to enter and leave the site on foot or by bicycle. Modena center is easily accessible via the MO1 cycle path and is highly recommended.

A bit disheartening indeed. especially when everything is wet. But it's a good place for a night with everything you need.

Good relatively cheap campsite (acsi period). Facilities are really clean. Walking or cycling is not an option outside the campsite. Sarzana is a nice town. At the reception you will receive tips where you can park the camper.

Quiet campsite in the preseason with a good restaurant. also then free bus to the station for a visit to Genoa or Cinque Terre. friendly reception. Sanitary clean and somewhat dated. Recommended. Beach (behind station) also safely accessible on foot.

you get a place for a relatively large amount of money. there is quite a lot of noise from train car and plane. but it is beautiful in a forest edge. We will look for something different next time.

fine for a visit to Centro. but to spend the night? not for us.

Because Trier is really worth it, I give 4 stars. The. CP itself is big. So big that we refrained from dumping and taking in water. It is best to add a service place.

Handy but expensive place half an hour before or after the Gothard tunnel. Some places are soggy after a lot of rain.

Because they want you to make a reservation. In addition to unnecessary data such as year of birth, your BSN number is also requested. Stopped booking and as the advice is: watch out for personal fraud.

Well used CP where you spend the night at a reasonable price. because it is large, you must be patient when taking in and pouring water. It's a bit illogical there. The small center of Freiburg is very nice to walk through.

Good CP, friendly welcome, good price (15.50/2p, electricity, tourist tax.). No shower.. Beautiful surroundings. And on Easter Monday a colored egg. without a dog you are the exception here 😋

You will also find a suitable place in the autumn sun. Ground grass but not soft on the higher places. . Manager does his best to explain everything in slow French. So all reviews are correct.

good place for overnight stay. The sanitary facilities for men are now closed. Google translate is used to refer men to the women's sanitary facilities. That's not a success. please note the gate closes at 7pm.

Top. Good place to stay overnight while traveling. Beautiful and very clean sanitary facilities. Restaurant also available with few customers. Recommended.

Nice campsite with good paved pitches. Agen is easy to do by bike. The museum and the cathedral are highly recommended.

Good place at good price in a good place. You need some patience with the machine but it works simple. Just a pity that you can't tap a small amount of water. It comes with 100 liters.

Campsites are free in what they offer. AcSI places are clearly marked and there were enough for us. Until the end of the season the pool is available and bread every day. satisfied.

everything is right

Good campsite with good facilities and a good restaurant. Nice management who also speak excellent English.. We paid 23.20 including electricity.. You hear the road. Alzonne has nothing attractive. There is a supermarket.

closed while app and website persist October 31.

Quiet in the late season. Price/quality is not good if you look at the old plumbing. Maybe if you use the pool. as on all naturist campsites you pay a lot to be naturist.

This is how every city should arrange it for campers. Pay as you go, convenient payment system and close to the center. We went by bike although it is not far. It is largely a cycle path until you get to the center. The Cathedral is something special.

We paid 14.80 euros per night for two people including electricity. Apparently the ACSI rate. Really nice place at nice little place. And there is hardly anyone there. A sign at the entrance states that the campground will be closing September 19. So not 30!

Carry on is my advice.

As a stop on the way to, there is nothing wrong with the site and maybe not if you stay a little longer. Place and sanitary facilities are fine. If you have nothing to do, sit down by your camper and read some comments on this (recommended) and other locations. It's fun when people think they can get water from a tap in frost or give 1 star if a CP is closed. in corona time or just outside the meaningful season for them.

At the beginning of September, this campsite is almost empty. the place costs 11 euros. Electricity 5.60 euros clearly a result of the market. This is probably the cheapest campsite for us with the most expensive electricity for years. Plumbing is very old (where do you still see squat toilets) but it seems clean. Three stars because it does justice to the price/quality ratio.

CP is perfectly located for a visit to the medieval part of Provins. you can park your chair under the trees and then you look at the city wall. Follow the coordination and you will automatically come across a barrier. there you buy your ticket for 24 hours (time is put on the ticket). This is arranged in such a way because every passer-by has to pay. Except the "riverans". The old part is relatively well preserved with little advertising junk.

Good overnight place with ACSI without surcharges. The large museum about WWI was a bit disappointing

Good campsite with ACSI also affordable. By bike (first 600 meters along a busy road but then: rest) or camper easily to Abbeville, which has two beautiful churches. Then park at the BD Vauban.

All reviews are correct. Shower at the campsite now costs 1 euro for 6 minutes. The horse fishermen (shrimp fishing) in East Dunkirk are a unique attraction. The internet says when you can see it.

we got a place right on the Lek, so not on the CPs. Very nice to see the cargo ships sailing in front of you and the activity at the marina behind you. The owner needs a zoning change to be able to make a large CP directly on the Lek. see how long it takes and if it works! the place is very suitable for it. The only point is the access road over the dike: drive carefully. with our 2.30 bred it worked.

It is August 29 and we paid 23.50 for two people with a camper. according to this app it would be 16.90. It is due to 3.60 euros (no francs) energy surcharge and tourist tax. That in itself is still understandable but why do you not see it anywhere. The site of the campsite only states what the rate was in 2021.

Free place and electricity. So be on time. It is full with 9 RVs in the designated spots. There is more space, but you will be sent away. The sani column is not always accessible on busy days in the pool because cars are parked in front of it. Top places like this. If we don't make a mess of them, they might stay.

The reviews are correct, but it has now come to the point that the campers are placed dangerously close together. A camper has just been parked next to ours at a distance of 73 cm. It has become a parking lot. I'm not coming back.

Just a good CP in marina as there are many in DK. This one fills up quickly. For those who cannot read: The credit and the deposit will be returned to you. You also get unused electricity back. so you never pay more than you use. Honestly. Because this port is very busy come on time if you want to stay overnight. we had the last place at 2.31 pm. You must be gone by 12 noon. Tip: visit the industrial museum in Horsens.

Nice place, neat clean sanitary facilities, friendly owner, small-scale. You are sheltered from midday sun. It is easy to do by bike to the Moersgaard or Århus museum. Payment can be made in DK or Euro. Relaxing is not difficult here.

The CP costs 10 euros, the campsite 20. Showering costs 50 cents and electricity at the CP costs 70 cents per KWh. The Cp is at the back and is semi-paved. the campsite is grass. Great for a stop in combination with Lagelund, for example.

This has become one of our favorites. Emailed in advance and we got one of the four most beautiful views. Because you could experience flooding here, the harbor office and sanitary facilities can be found on the first floor. Only accessible via an open staircase, which is not good for height/balance problems. The town is nice, the locks are busy and big (so nice). What more could a person want.

Pleasant free place with views and who wants a sort of collection of old building materials. Very kindly received. There are four - apparently friendly - decent dogs running loose. the price/quality is excellent.

The CP is loved, why has not become clear. no one ever falls. and canoe hire in the water. We paid 27 euros per night including electricity (not the predicted 22 euros). Worpswede is not worth the trip, especially not on most weekdays when a lot of things are closed. There are a few nice statues in the village, which radiates a bit of faded glory.

Calm spot. Camper of 6.70 with bicycles on the back (7.30 so) can stand fine. The four electricity points are accessible on the left. Cloppenburg is suitable for shopping. We cannot judge whether the open-air museum is. Think of coins.

With these prices you expect numbered places. Reserved as we need to be around here. We did not get the beautiful places with paved surfaces. There are places with electricity but some do not work. I would give our place 2 stars, but there are also places that deserve four stars.

You can relax here. CP part is nothing wrong with that. The campsite is in urgent need of renovation: many old permanent places. Sanitary is clean and functions well. Hot shower for example. Upon arrival: continue to the rear stable, then you will automatically see a field on the right with, among other things, some play equipment.

Campsite for hikers but also for visiting the interesting city of Augsburg. At this campsite you will find everything: small and large pitches, shade and sun, also quieter and noisy pitches. Sanitary is not top, but acceptable. It is ideal to book via the website. You do not know which place you will get, but you can drive onto the site at any time.

Place to our hearts.

CP is outside the gate. Inside the gate is naturist and a different rate. Large and quiet in the preseason.

Pretty good campsite with fantastic sanitary facilities. Clean water only on site. Old and dirty water can only be discharged outside the gate. So clumsy.

Great place in a great city. we came on friday early afternoon and then only 1 place was occupied. Do one of the city walks and don't forget to walk into the Landhuis. Beautiful hall!

For a Croatian campsite: top. Big places. Clean sanitary facilities. Quiet. You see this especially when you walk through the adjacent expensive resort to the sea. Nice to visit Porec. Doable by bike.

It's not my personal preference, this giga campsite. but soberly it is just like on some CPs. You are there because you want the environment. to see. Rovinj is nice in that regard. Too bad about the many shops with the same shirts, olive oil and souvenirs. But nice to walk through. Tomorrow further.

Getting used to this large site that is 70% empty despite Acsi. easily found a place where no blocks are needed at all. we thought it was very suitable for a campsite as a departure to Pula (9 km by bike). But to be honest: we are not interested in the sea, so neither are sea views. if you want that then it will be more expensive.

As a camping top. Nothing to add to comment.

Beautiful campsite, you get a choice of pitches that are certainly not of the same size. Traffic is disruptive during the day. Sanitary super clean. Small shop on site and convenience store 5 minutes away. Place is beautifully situated against the mountains. Walk south along the sea and look around.

Handy here is that you can find a place. Register no later than the following morning. At the moment there is also enough space. The sanitary facilities are clean. We paid 186 Kuna per night. In less than an hour you walk along the sea to Opatja with especially beautiful buildings. Shops nearby (hypermarket 950 meters also open on Sundays).

Almost everything together: If you stay for one night, you will be placed close to each other and that does not feel safe. Sanitary is really top.

Expensive overnight campsite with poor sanitary facilities (you can't put clothes in the shower) and a beautiful view. Expensive because you quickly pay quite a bit more than stated. It makes the app more and more unreliable. Salzburg is easy to cycle and very beautiful. So sitting out but 3* is too much.

The campsite can (currently) only be reserved 24 hours in advance. That's because so much information about you is recorded that you can easily spend 20 minutes at the counter. We got there because the 8 to Austria is stuck due to the blockade of trucks (max 150 per hour into the country on tourist peaks). Long in the traffic jam and. at the counter. The restaurant has limited opening times, even during high season. Rest is great!

Nice campsite within cycling distance (20km via cycle paths, 11 km along the road) to Nuremberg. camping is really aimed at small children. so the baker comes at 07:25. But also a bakery nearby with times for adults. You are on grass.

Sheltered small quiet site within walking distance of the Rhine and some shops. amenities are acceptable. Electricity to be paid with coins. by bike to the Loreley is fifteen minutes (if you like that). There is a ferry in St. Goar so you can see the other side as well.

Good CP. Bring small change for electricity (1 euro only) or water (10 cents 8 liters or 1 euro for 80 liters). Ladenburg is a nice place and Heidelberg all the way. Eg the castle or the old town. Cycling along a clear safe route without climbs is fine (small 12 km).

CP to our wishes. Affordable and all amenities. Best showers in sanitary building 3. Nice cycling and walking in the area.

Unsheltered campsite with not many sanitary facilities for the number of pitches. nice environment for cycling. officially you are not allowed to come there with the camper (weighing max. 2.20 meters). Do it anyway.

Great location with good clean facilities near tourist attractions. and for relatively little money. We lost 21 euros per night incl. showers (2) and electricity.

The environment of the CP is still being set up. Despite that a nice place. Fairly full. The volunteer manager wanted us to make a reservation. We haven't (and we don't want to). but if you must have a place then it's gambling (fun). Geldermalsen is fun to walk through!

We happened to get the same place as in 2018. Quiet place to stay overnight. but Càceres is also worth a bike ride. you cycle along the main roads. Doesn't feel good but it's possible. there is space in most places. make sure you are clearly visible.

Immediately drove away to the slightly more expensive campsite. Desolate walled place in this seaside town.

occasionally you have to be in these kinds of places when cities offer no alternative. Then you also appreciate campsites for sometimes. Bus 28 to town and back.

Visit the Convento do Christo! Tomar is nice to walk through. The synagogue disappointed us as a museum.

we were here clarity jk after the season. There was no cleaning. most showers and toilets can no longer be locked. The motorhome on the other side of the river looks better. Constancia and the Almoural castle at 4 km are quite nice to visit.

great campsite in October on sand almost 27 euros per night. The restaurant gets 6 stars from us. Three evenings varied. top.

Great place close to the center where you can stand for only 5 euros 24. at night it is relatively quiet. We found the Museo Patio Herreriano de Arte (behind the cathedral) highly recommended. It is a 10 minute walk. The automatic number plate recognition sometimes does not work on the CP, it is checked remotely whether you have paid and it will be fine..

Nice free place so close to the old town (walkable). The baroque cathedral is very special: highly recommended.

This remains a nice place, which is kept very tidy. The beach and rocks are beautiful. Foz is unimaginatively boring. The owner only understands and speaks Spanish and relies on the digital translator: no success. Wifi is exceptionally good here at 40% occupancy. we'll definitely come here again when it's dry.

Beautifully located and attractive campsite with restaurant. Closes October 15, 2021. the website doesn't say anything about that. The app suggests November 1.

Big and small places. not everything is always available. I would not go here with 7meters + without a reservation. St-Jean is nice to walk to in the old center near the harbor. It took us 38 minutes.

we are also on the campsite, not on the CP. Very nice to go to Angoulême by bike. The last part is seriously steep. It is 6.5 km along the water. excellent price / quality ratio. pity that the campsite closes November 1st.

This free central place without facilities has 7 places reserved for motorhomes. at the back of the car parking 200 meters to the west are also some bus places where there is sometimes space.

This plain is of course mainly a day parking space for Futuroscope. You can also spend the night there for a small fee. Great for one night. Come in early or after 4.30 pm for the indicated rate.

If I have something to complain about here, it is that a toilet and a shower can be added. If you stand well you have a nice view of Arras over some water.

excellent hospitable reception. Good for visiting region. good cycling nearby. good price.

Beautiful places, customer-friendly reception and convenient location relative to Rotterdam. but the showers with little water pressure and sometimes uncomfortably cold, makes the price 30.00/night for 2 people too much.

Very nice place as described before. The owner actually does not want to have too many campers. We were 1 night with 7 others and 1 alone. Even though you're on the road here, it's still great.

location no longer exists. has actually moved 100 meters

Nice place for visit Vejle. really city, so not quiet. place is now equipped for 12 campers. pay via app or in machine at exactly 350 meters. 150 euros per night, shower 5 DK.

The campsite is especially suitable for a visit to Jelling (definitely worth it if you want to know more about this country) or as a place with children. Amenities are okay. The pitches offered to motorhomes are on a grassy field far from the lake and close to the road.

Good place for one night. tapping aeater with the fixed hoses is not necessary, there are also taps without a hose (fortunately). You can walk straight into the center with a recently renovated church (wood carvings and organ!) on a nice shopping street.

We were here before. You can no longer pay cash and maestro does not work. Visa does. The technology works, but often causes problems. But a nice place to stay.

Excellent campsite with some uneven paved camper pitches outside the fence. The new sanitary facilities are fine. Nice for a stop before (or after) Germany. Friendly management that wants to meet all wishes.

For a campsite near a large city, this one is always one of the better for us. if you do not want to pay for that, then stand on a CP. With campers that are not too large (officially 6.5 meters, ours is 7.20) you can get along just fine. The plumbing has been tackled from the inside. since the last time we were here. Ghent is beautiful and a walk around the lake is nice too. Really a shame to only stay here for 1 night for the transit.

Good campsite for transit and/or visit Chantilly. well worth a visit. Due to a flat tire of the bicycle we went to the castle with the camper. We were allowed on. the bus parking. First day QR code is mandatory at French museums: works fine.

Predecessor description is exactly right. We liked Nevers to have seen. The cathedral is especially beautiful because of the modern stained glass. The monastery church with the famous Bernadette among Catholics. You imagine yourself in Lourdes on a day when the shops are closed. We walked through the well-arranged center with beautiful buildings here and there. And all this within a radius of one kilometer from the campsite.

A classic air naturelle, cheap, moderate facilities and the surface is not suitable for campers. tall grass and the soil is somewhat unstable. The sanitary facilities are minimal but clean. I deliberately give 2 stars because I want to dampen the high score so far. I suspect that this is mainly due to the friendly old camping owner. We will continue soon tomorrow.

Difficult to assess. You come here as a naturist for views, peace and weather, we now for the fourth time). Amenities are clean and basic, not RV geared. The welcome by Ria or Paul is always warm. Sisteron is a nice town where you can cycle to (8 km). Large supermarket is on the route. It is undulating of course, but you are cycling along a river.

Inexpensive overnight camping with everything in high season. Order sandwiches from a takeaway bar and a nice little pilgrimage town at 700 meters. Showers are self adjustable. The sanitary facilities look neat and clean despite a little rain. Recommended.

Beautiful almost new campsite. not expensive. We got a discount and paid 18.22 euros per night. with all amenities and a large place. Thionvolle is worth a bike ride along the Moselle. The market there, certainly. Want to leave early? An administrator can return from 9 am. Are you missing anything? There isn't much shade yet.

Booked without any problems. Think of dashes between numbers and letters of the license plate. the mats under the campers are fine. especially after a lot of rain.

beautiful places on the water. you can also go on the small campsite. stand. we paid 17 euros per night on the CP. including electricity and tax. Hasselt is nice to walk through. Cycling in the area is nice (towns) but there is little catering. especially on Sundays.

Cheap Vekabo camping (16 euros incl electricity). Plumbing better than expected after reading reviews. decent places except the paved camper pitches (4 are crammed on). You do need bicycles: Giethoorn and Steenwijk are about 3 km away, but a boring walk.

the price / quality ratio is quite right. The sanitary facilities are still possible, even if the washing water is too cold. Striking are the instructions that are sometimes illegible. The area is great for cyclists and walkers. In corona time, Ootmarsum has especially nice vistas.

nice base by bike for the famous places in North Holland that end on dam. Monnikendam is even within walking distance. the campsite is not always suitable for parking a camper everywhere. Again (unfortunately) booking is smart for those who do not like a rejection.

I'm actually trying to judge: great place if you want or need to be in this monotonous landscape. the campsite has 7 semi-paved camper pitches that are certainly not small. everything you are looking for at a campsite is there. also an easily accessible landfill site.

perfect for city visits and also free electricity!

great for those who want to visit the city of Groningen (or Ikea). Not cozy but the management is friendly.

Excellent CP in every way. The first question was: have you made a reservation? So full like many CPs where we have been in NL this year. Here too there was improvisation. Top.

Those who would like to stay on an orderly, quiet campsite with their camper can give four or four and a half stars here. for us this is acceptable but very organized and regulated.

Actually not a suitable terrain for campers. In wet weather you will be put on a semi-paved storage / parking space. You don't see anything of the beautiful campsite. Uithuizen is not attractive except for Menkemaborg.

Meets excellent as CP. Enthusiastic approach with people who could use some help on a former sports complex. In wet weather you are on a paved track or otherwise on the grass. Plenty of space with small planted flower beds. This is going to be something. When the gate is closed, just give us a call.

The amenities are included, so water, electricity and a dump of toilet and gray water.

Nothing wrong here, especially if you like tidy, organized and camping.

You are close to everything here. The facilities are adequate and clean. The places are reinforced under the grass. Stand between the yellow posts. We received effective answers to questions about the environment. If we want to be around here we'll come back.

There are five beautiful places. And a few on grass with no view and far from sanitary facilities. Nice harbor master and nice and quiet. That's for sure.

Very pleasant place with good facilities. It is a pity that reservations are almost necessary here.

Great place (also during semi-closure due to Corona). Everything is available except toilets and showers. Also bread service. Friendly reception.

You stand in between new construction and professional port. Last buildings are now being worked on. Toilet and shower are in DKK130. No extra card is required: on proof of payment code is also for WiFi. In short not expensive for what you get here in Denmark.

Everything is right. Cycling to the center is about cycle paths. Odense is a construction site around the Anderson Quartite. Personally I find it all not so fascinating anymore because of the casino, cinema etc next to the upside down neighborhood. But who knows what it will look like in 2 years.

Apart from a little bit of car noise, a great place for a night. There are six power points. When we were there, there were 11 campers. Some more could be added without any hassle.

The information is correct, but still report that the shower costs 5 DKR per 3 minutes and that electricity is charged for use. You will receive a letter with the stand that you return on departure. It is not busy even in high season.

The information is correct, but still report that the shower costs 5 DKR per 3 minutes and that electricity is charged for use. You will receive a letter with the stand that you return on departure. It is not busy even in high season.

Everything is right. Plumbing is not much, although the outdoor shower supplies a lot of hot water! But what a beautiful site. And then also for 80 crowns excluding electricity.

Price is now DKR 158. There are 9 power connections for around 20 places. Now August 8, we are with 2 campers.

Almost everything you need on a motorhome vacation. Shop at 1.8 km. We stayed 2 nights because of the peace. You pay 100 DKR for the place. And possibly 50 for electricity and use of toilet / shower. It is a pity that our Danish is so bad, the couple does not speak many other languages.

The bus parking is the CP, the parking places 50 meters away are clearly intended for cars. After closing the castle, there is hardly anything. The Cp is also fine although you have no view and no facilities😋

These places are clearly intended for visitors to the castle. The bus parking on the other side (northeast) is free and much more suitable for campers. Nice walk through the park to this top castle!

The location is more than a 1, the reception certainly an 8. The facilities are also poor when it comes to keeping things clean. That's how I get a 7 average. The price is great and the plaaysje nice for an hour. It is 4 km cycling.

Beautiful view, good facilities, nice place. What does a man want more. A low price. So that too.

The four is for the distance to the center: 8 km. The target price is not correct: we are on a type of CP, can sit right in front of the camper and paid DKR 596 for two nights. Some showers are defective, there are 5 showers for men from nearly 600 places. We want to pay best and know that you are close to a large place for the location, but this is crazy.

Not expensive, nice view. Facilities primitive and not clean. But you don't need that. Facilities are under construction, by the way: CP has been around since 2017.

Fields and a swimming pool at a nice place for 34 euros. A free CP nearby.

Not messy, but it remains a free parking space where you also have free electricity (for two places). The two are just past the parking lot at the yellow-black gate and the dump toilet. Nobody is sent away.

Pricey, nothing wrong with that. As previously reported: the sign of the campsite and the CP must be exchanged. Then the names are correct again😋

Inexpensive municipal campsite especially with migrants. Old and new sanitary facilities. Supermarket at 450 meters. Wifi with TV room for free. Giving a 1 because a campsite is closed is weird. Nobody can do anything about that. Just submit a change and find something nearby.

Great places, well cared for. No bread service, no swimming pool. Close to Breda: 4 km cycling.

The cleaning of the showers really leaves something to be desired: dirty things when you go in the evening. But otherwise top. The walk to Tossa is recommended! You can choose a place for yourself: take the time because every place is different.

Camping is camping if you're in the right place, otherwise refined motorhome, next to a motorhome. First see what you want. We chose the campsite: the right choice for us. Shower is slowly getting colder, so showering quickly. Cité beautiful.

Great acsicamping with large places. Sanitary is being renovated, partly ready in the short term. Old plumbing is clean and unacceptable. Sitges can be reached on foot or by bike. A few hundred meters along the road to built-up areas. Golf course nearby. Sitges is a nice relaxed city with a beautiful museum by the sea and lots of smaller shops.

Supplement to previous messages: a copy of your passport with removed bsn number is accepted. Cycling to Taragona along the normal road is fine. Some climbers.

Do you want a naturist camper van and an exclusive nudist beach? Then you must go, if you have the small places and the high price for it. In the immediate vicinity there is not much to do. That unkind lady is still there. But all facilities are top. We went a few days. Then it's nice.

Bees everything is perfect here. Neat and clean and heated sanitary. We stood for 17 euros incl tourist tax. The service point is difficult to reach for larger campers. Friendly owner who thinks along very well. The campsite is right on the N85 at 850 meters. So a bit fresher and more likely to get wet. Very suitable for overnight stay. No bread service on Monday.

Handy for city visits, but it is mainly tractors that stand here. Very suitable as a Cp and not expensive due to the facilities and the city. There are many paved places and many grassy pitches of considerable size.

This site would be acceptable if the showers were to work. The cold is gone but that is not enough if it is 15 degrees. Something really has to happen here if the 20.60 euro acsi rate is worth it. Let alone more.

Nice welcome and quiet place to relax. NFN card required!

Handy: camping at 15 minutes walking distance from Citadel (where you can also park your camper for free) Make a reservation for a visit from Citadel. Mid-May that is 1 day in advance. The campsite with ACSI is well typed for this. Great but somewhat outdated.

Nice place with very nice management. Paved surface very suitable for this floating landscape. The shower room is unheated (if you want to notice something).

Great place. We stood together with 20 campers and 40 cars. Nice place to walk through with many different shops and a good fishmonger on Friday. The CP is free. Occasionally a car passes by or some walkers. No disturbing noises

Great place with good facilities where the canteen is not available in the winter. More a campsite, which is evidenced by the fact that you have to be gone by noon. On balance nevertheless nice to stand once.

Even now no crazy place, close to good catering (Sukade) and the nice center of Meppel. Due to frost only the warm handicapped toilet / shower is available. Shower 50 cents for 5 minutes officially.

Sometimes we do not understand what the appreciation of others is about. Friendly manager, good bathroom and convenient place for the way to Spain or house if you want to take a shower at a campsite.

On a slightly cooler day in November the shower is completely inadequate. Go to a CP.

Good places with electricity for 14 euros (November). Beach is okay. Wifi costs 7 (!) Euros per day. And the relatively new toilet block is my taste😋!

Real Spanish campsite. After the weekend empty and then a lot of junk. Facilities fine, except the dumping and filling place: dirty stuff. You can choose whether they give it bad: on the campsite or in the parking lot. Good for visiting Valencia. Bus 25 will drive for 1.50 in 35 minutes. Also in the winter. The water area is beautiful, but in our 3 days often produces sewer air and sometimes mosquitoes.

Fine CP that is monitored for free. Stand in front (where you drive the terrain and where the landfill is), at the back noisy things happen. The cycle path to the center is a bit tricky to find and actually starts at the big roundabout behind the Ikea t.ov. The CP.

Quiet little campsite. Acsi card does not help. We paid 23.40 for 1 night including electricity. Well all the comforts, beautiful view and extremely friendly reception.

Do not be enthusiastic. For this price (excluding electr) is much more for sale (elsewhere), also the booth feeling makes me not happy. However, the first place in Spain where you are more or less right without 2 or 3 blocks. It is a six for the effort but we will not come back.

Very quiet in what they call the intermediate season. Still everything available. We paid 19 euros ACSI incl everything, after checking how much electricity was consumed. There are smaller and larger places. The slightly larger ones have their own water. Despite everything a little atmosphere-free camping on beautiful walking area.

Also very enthusiastic. View of mountains around. A lot of information about this beautiful area (okay, here and there those hideous greenhouses) with unbelievably few tourists in the autumn?!?

We are also charmed by this campsite. Almost full to December especially with big motorhomes from Sweden and now some British. From December to March 2019 the campsite is fully booked. We will definitely return.

Camping meets. You will be assigned a spot on the loft field in front of the campsite. Each box is just big enough for a camper with awning. Some places have one or two trees. Fields are not straight. I wonder if you can also ask for a place in the forest. Not done: stupid. Then just a seven because it is really good.

Prima CP (on the other side of the road if you follow the coordinates). If the parking is full then you do not see the campers off the road. In the middle of the city and near the main attractions and the cetrum and yet the place is quiet on Saturday night. So top.