A simple gravel parking lot by Lake Wangermeer, but with water/waste disposal facilities and trash cans. It's right next to a busy road, but quite tolerable.

Pleasant parking space. Although it is located directly next to the main road, it is well screened by the adjacent truck parking area as well as dense hedges and trees.

Beautiful 24-hour camping spot right next to the museum village, and also in the woods. At night it's really dark and quiet. You only hear the rustling of the trees and, of course, the animals. No services whatsoever; toilets are only available during opening hours.

A good gravel parking lot with everything you need. Right next to the Wall Museum and just a short walk into town. Quiet at night.

Parking is allowed again after the pandemic. Simply pay for parking at the meter, also via the easy app. The railway line is behind it, the road in front. I still think it's okay for overnight stays.

No amenities, but a quiet place to spend the night. Toilets only open during opening hours. No shade or wind protection.

A good stopover. But be warned: the small road is much busier than you might think. Quiet at night, though.

Creepy. Several times during the night, a car pulled up behind me on the next level up and stayed there for at least 30 minutes. Usually with the engine running, always with its lights on, and sometimes it even honked briefly. Then I drove off.

A fantastic spot to unwind and relax. The owner is very friendly and speaks German. The shower and toilet facilities aren't brand new, but they're very clean and well-maintained. We even received some freshly picked and delicious plums as a parting gift.

Great spot to spend the night and jump into the lake early in the morning. Or in the evening. Everything you need is there, just remember to bring your own toilet paper when you use the restroom. That's perfectly fine.