Nice campsite for our stopover in July 2026. Well-maintained and everything works. Nice little bar for food and drinks with friendly service and a quiet band playing when we were there. Free tickets for the municipal swimming pool opposite the campsite entrance are available at reception.

Lovely park-like family campsite in a nature reserve. The charming and vibrant city of Hasselt is 12 km away by bike. Camping pitches are available around the swimming lake and also near swimming pools. Brasserie with specialty beers and activities, there is a takeaway chip shop and a well-stocked campsite shop with delicious rolls in the morning. Many walking and cycling routes in the surrounding area. Grass pitches for tents or campers, no distinction. New sanitary building included.

You can cycle straight into the Posbank, spacious pitches on a small campsite. No toilet paper, hot water with a 50-cent coin. Beautiful location but lots of traffic noise from the adjacent main road and the nearby A348. Cost in September 2025 for a campervan for two people, including taxes and no electricity, was 33 euros.

Very neat campsite. Delicious flammkuchen and excellent bread service. Campers must be parked in the same spot to conserve grass, so everyone has nice grass to sit on. There's a machine for emptying and cleaning the cassette toilet. It's free; you can get a token at reception.

We paid €30 for a campervan for 3 people. Included are electricity, good Wi-Fi, and a washing machine. Through the gate to the adjacent bar and good restaurant. A bakery is a 5-minute walk away, and the town center is a 15-minute walk. The men's showers could use an upgrade, but otherwise, they're adequate. Beautiful spots on the lake ("Find your own nice spot") and plenty of power outlets. If you arrive during the Mesimeri (Greek siesta), you can park your campervan and check in after 5 p.m.

In July 2025, we'll be using it as a stopover for two nights. Most of the pitches are permanent, with a few passing through. The pool bar and restaurant are much more luxurious than the campsite and sanitary facilities, but sufficient for us. You can walk (2.2 km) via the beach to the small, non-touristy resort of Makrygialos, Pieria, with its charming restaurants and popular grill restaurant serving traditional dishes.

Great for an overnight stay. Toilets and showers are dated but clean. The campsite has a small garden with an apple and cherry tree, and a few hotel rooms in an old building. A good Italian restaurant is right next door. Public transport is right outside. Friendly owner. There's a small bar on the campsite that serves food.

A lovely campsite within walking distance of Woudrichem. Plenty of permanent pitches with friendly staff. A small swimming beach is just around the corner. Check-in is only after 3 p.m. Hot water requires a card, but it works fine, and the balance is refunded upon departure. A coat hook in the toilet and a shelf in the shower for shampoo would be nice.