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.

A beautiful camper site with a lovely view. We wanted to have a beer at the restaurant, but that turned into a whole menu: the beer, appetizer, main course, dessert, and coffee, all for just €13 per person. There's also a small convenience store in the village.

This is our second time here. Lorca is a lovely town. The castle is definitely worth a visit, but it's quite a climb. Unfortunately, there's one downside: of the 3x4 power outlets, only 3 work at each terminal. Two hours before the 48-hour period ended, we received an email reminding us we absolutely had to leave within 48 hours. Otherwise, sanctions would be taken.

Whether it's open or not, there were about four campers. There were open spots, clearly visible. We were turned away; they didn't have the proper permits and weren't allowed to let anyone in. Secretly, a few, then? Very strange and unreliable.

Camper site with good facilities. Officially, there's room for 7 campers, but you can also pitch on the large square, where you'll be standing on the stones. Up to 20 can be accommodated there. This is tolerated. Mercedona is within walking distance, and on Friday mornings there's a market with some olives and lots of clothing. Otherwise, it's a nice town.

A friendly manager showed us a spot. However, the spots are very cramped; if you leave, you have to turn around at the end by going back and forth several times. The restrooms are very poor and cramped. It's also a nice town with a walking promenade, and there's a bridge over a gorge with a glass section that offers a spectacular view into the depths.

Beautiful spot on the edge of town. No amenities, but delicious orange trees. It's definitely worth the walk up into the village.

We stayed at this beautiful spot for five nights. Good sanitary facilities and wonderful cycling routes. The Wi-Fi in the back wasn't working, but that was something we could improve. A truly memorable place, highly recommended.

We stayed here for five nights, and it's a truly wonderful campervan site. The Wi-Fi in the back wasn't working properly, but that was something we could improve. Good sanitary facilities, beautiful cycling routes—simply a place to remember.

Lovely spot on the Dokkumer Ee. Beautiful camper site, great shower and toilet facilities. Incredible hospitality. We enjoyed our bonbon and would love to come back again.

Lovely and quiet camper place in a beautiful area. Definitely recommended. one to remember.

What a lovely place. Only downside is the slow wifi, we were at the back. Beautiful village, enough to do shopping. Small bar next to the place as well as a swimming pool. Old distillery, tour with tasting. Electricity, water, discharge, all free.

We stayed here for 2 nights. The place is fine. It is behind a storage shed and in the shed are toilets and showers. Furthermore, there is a railway line right next to it, (starts at 5 am) you can see the planes take off and land. There is also a lot of car traffic. There is a bus stop at the entrance and the Carrefour is on the other side. cross via a footbridge. Place fine to visit Seville. But is very noisy. Showers are €2

We stayed here for 3 nights, used the showers and the washing machine. You are helped very friendly. There are possibilities to walk, the bakery and a small grocery store are nearby. The sound of the rooster, cowbells and church bells is not annoying. A place to remember.

Right next to a playground and AB the other side an empty building. Parking is neat and good. We had a lot of trouble with the traffic noise. Rueda is a nice place. Only that traffic.

This camper place opened in January and has electricity, water and wifi. It is actually a campsite beautifully situated on a lake, with a village within walking distance. Very quiet. Only the toilet building with shower facilities is closed at this time.