@Tjeerd1

Beautiful, well-maintained campsite with art on the walls. Friendly and helpful people; the sanitary facilities are very clean and spacious. We stayed there for 3 nights and went on beautiful bike rides. At the ferry to Puttgarden on Thursday, we waited for over 3 hours before we could board on our way home. Perhaps booking the ferry in advance is more convenient after all. But this campsite is fantastic!!

What a wonderful spot, quiet, beautiful view, cycling to Stevns Klint, for example. We were surprised by a cello concert and a small art market. Highly recommended if you are self-sufficient.

Fine campsite. The toilet block is clean but could use a renovation. One small hook in the shower is a bit limited. We paid €102.31 for 2 nights. Camper with 2 people and without electricity. It is quite pricey.

We were here today, on August 18, 2026, and this beautiful location was full. So booking well in advance is really necessary. I saw on the website afterwards that they are already fully booked until mid-September.

Reasonable campsite, spacious shower, cycled to the beach. Everything was fine, we stayed without electricity and had to pay €36.25 per night. Bread roll service available. Shop very limited, mainly sweets and drinks, souvenirs.

A warm welcome from Rudi, who gave a quick tour and showed me where I could park. You are expected to stand between the two nameplates. The WiFi is excellent. The toilet block could use a renovation, but it is clean. It is also nice that the facilities in the building are designed for tall people (high toilets, shower, and washing-up area).

Beautiful, clean place, everything works as it should, and wonderfully peaceful. Riom is definitely worth a visit.

Perfect campervan site with good water and toilet facilities. Unfortunately, on the Friday we were there, the dumpster was very full, even before the weekend. The highway and railway lines are clearly audible. We cycled to Béziers along the Canal du Midi to see the nine locks. There's a flower and plant market in Béziers on Friday.

A very nice place with plenty of space and a good shower/toilet. Because we arrived on a Sunday, no one was there, but the next morning we checked in and were told there was a wine tasting at 4 p.m. Because we bought a few bottles of wine, the two nights were free. One question we had about the signpost to Zutphen was that it's a Dutch/Spanish company.

It's a very pretty town with charming streets. It's quite a climb to reach the castle, but it's worth it, as you have a view of the entire area. The grounds were neat and tidy again. The waste disposal area had been cleaned by the municipality. See previous review. There's a bakery and supermarket within walking distance. You do have to climb about 50 steps to get there, though.