A very large parking lot with a steep exit. No electricity, just a few outlets at the end for the market.

Very poor. Only permanent residents were there. I felt uneasy, so I left immediately – to 2327 Villeneuve (also basic but perfectly fine; in the village, follow the signs, not your sat nav).

Beautiful spot on the Voie Verte. Turn left for a 1.5 km walk to the bakery, or turn right for a 10 km bike ride to Macon. It's the entire bike path if you go straight at the roundabout after the section along the highway and immediately turn right after the bus stop - follow Macon-Champlevert. Excellent wine recommendations, but not a must-buy.

Lovely place. Good bakery and nice walks. Water is currently turned off.

Great place, until 10:30 pm there were some youngsters on electric scooters and a car driving 45 km, which wasn't too bad. Excellent bakery in the industrial estate (one-way street). We'll keep this place in mind as an alternative to Millery.

It has everything your camper heart desires: paving, drainage (the drinking water tap is literally IN the gray cabinet), 4 x 4 amp power, all free, but it feels bleak. There are 8 spaces. Booking in advance is pointless. No space is reserved for you. It seems more like a registration process once you're there (8 spaces).

After reading these reviews, I immediately drove on to 50325. It's not far, unfortunately without the beautiful view of the Moselle, but it is peaceful. Such a shame, as we loved coming here. Millery Municipality, take action and don't let this lovely CP be ruined!

I accidentally ended up in Eindhoven and had a great overnight stay. More municipalities should implement this policy. It costs €4.00 per 24 hours. We don't recognize any other amounts mentioned. Law enforcement responded to a small truck that had clearly been parked at a campervan site for a while. One creative campervan owner is using the EV charging station to power themselves.

A bit too much party atmosphere for our taste. We were worried about the noise until the wee hours and didn't stay.

Great location, a bit slanted. Easy to navigate. Closed on September 24th for an event. Good bakery within walking distance.

Nice spot to park. Bike path across the street. The first two spots are a bit trickier to enter due to the curb. Keep it safe for yourself and your fellow campers by checking if there's a spot first instead of driving in and deciding how to proceed with the engine running. Parking is not permitted in the surrounding area (e.g., the square) or in the dump station.

Very spacious with clear places. We had a quiet overnight stay. In Göppingen is a Märklin museum. Max. stay 3 days. Some photos are from the old location.

We didn't like it here, several permanent residents? We didn't have a good feeling standing along the road either. We drove on.

Very nice place, but with a church bell alarm, they also ring at night, and then also twice the same. Parking your camper outside the spaces causes irritation. We are guests here.

The terrain itself looks good, but the road to it runs a short distance between 2 walls where it is very narrow. We parked for free in Saint Georges-sur-Cher 5 km further.

Nice, neat CP, fully equipped, incl. electricity. One but, in the weekend the winery and the corkscrew museum turned out to be closed. That was a bit disappointing. Intermarche in Chablis provided a solution with a large presentation of local wines. In Chablis there is a nice, busy Sunday market.

The sani column is not working and apparently has not been for some time. Draining is possible.

At the moment the sani column is not working. An inspector from the camping-car park was there. They are going to repair it. Standing is possible, no barrier.

Spacious place, you are between the road and a small canal. There is a pizza machine. Furthermore a pole with electricity and water (paid).

Great place, well organised here. If it is full, there is a large parking lot where you can always go. By bike to Chenonceaux, cycle path is on the other side of the river, so first cross the bridge at Le Port (on this side only possible with cycle map). Excellent bakery, who also sells a bottle of wine (same price as the cave).

Very nice place to stand. Nice walk to the sources of the Touvre and to the church on the hill (closed). From CP left and keep left, then you come to the parking where the walk is indicated. Fairly quiet at night. There is a bakery in the village.

I don't recognize Ewald's review. The CP is free, including services. In rainy weather you can only stand on the sand (at least I would), therefore only 5-6 places. Be aware that when driving onto the CP there is a treacherous ditch on the right side hidden in the grass. Good bakery and small supermarket in Cenon-sur-Vienne.

Look at the picture and judge for yourself if it is something for you. We walked around the city and paid 2 euros for almost 3 hours of parking. Many monuments are in scaffolding. For an overnight stay we drove further.

Definitely 3 stars, flat surface and quiet night. When parking in reverse, be careful not to hit the stone edge. When crossing the road, you walk onto a footpath, walk down a bit and over the bridge on the left, you walk nicely along the water to a simple Auchan. At the bakery nearby you can park for 10 minutes along the street, recommended. It is not a designated CP but a normal parking lot, we were there with 6 campers.

We had a great night here. Unfortunately at 23:30 there was a latecomer (sent away somewhere?), but otherwise quiet. You don't have much trouble with the road either. There is a sign on the road indicating the cycle paths. Of the free places, this seems to us to be the best.

What a bleak affair. And when you close the curtains, you hear the roar from the 3 km deep nodding donkey pit topped off with the humming of the electric motor. You don't really have to go to the beach either.

Great place, reasonably quiet. Early morning traffic again. The castle can be visited for a few euros, very worthwhile. The Roman city wall is also still clearly visible. Bakery Vidaurre has excellent bread.

Currently a mess, but the municipality is apparently busy tidying it up. Indistinctly parked cars, we drove on to the spot a little further.

Great place to stand. Considering that you are not allowed to stand overnight anywhere in this area, unless paid, even inclined to 4 stars because the municipality facilitates this. It is very quiet in this area, I do not see anyone with blocks. The other camper parking lot nearby is currently being renovated. There is also a camper sign here (and at the others), so you are not on "neighborhood parking spaces".

Great location. Beautiful medieval village within walking distance, well worth it. From the dumping place (end of the street) you can walk to an excellent bakery. Early evening it was a bit restless with footballs and roaring mopeds, but soon after it was quiet.

Oppressive dark place. Narrow access road, you don't want to think about a fire breaking out here. What is not unimaginable (2022) there have been major fires towards Dune du Pilat. We drove on.

I don't recognize the "evening" photo. If the CP is full, you can park at Dinopolis. Teruel is a very nice and beautiful city. About 10 km walk from CP, crisscross through the city and back to CP. Keep left before the city to go over the old bridge. For the Alcampo there is also a bus every 15 minutes. Lavanderia Mudéjar at 5 minutes walk was good. Many trucks early with roaring engines, but we would come back.

A field to stand, short distance to a beautiful beach. Some restaurants with reasonable prices. Look carefully how you drive off, on the "logical" side there are 2 white uprights (of the old height bar) close together. Quiet at night. When it rains it becomes a mess. There were also campers on the paved parking lot opposite.

Great place, everyone was quite clearly arranged. Due to 28 Feb - Diá de Andalusia ("reservations" by cars and plastic bottles) possibly extra busy. Several permanent residents. Quiet at night, except for the visit of the garbage men. The noise of the desalination plant is not too bad. Tap and dog shower at the cycle path. On the field by the water a stream of cars driving back and forth all evening.

No parking attendant seen, but cars coming and going until late in the evening. From 7 o'clock the first dog walkers, in the night a garbage truck. If you can handle this, you can park here for free on a beautiful beach, and a nature reserve with wooden walkways. Bonus: on the side of the right toilet building on the beach is a large tap. The cold beach showers also work. The restaurants downstairs are expensive.

The pin is not correct, the terrain is exactly on the other side of the entrance Obramat. Large areas, quiet at night. The morning starts early. Worth walking to the beach of Palmones, along a kind of "boulevard". Nice walk with a view of Gibraltar. At the other CP it seemed to us much more restless at night. We were there on passage, not for the boat to Morocco.

Great to be here, Mercadona 5 min and service station next door. The dolmen are worth a visit, you can park there quite well. Don't let your navi tempt you to drive into the city, but better keep to the ring road for the CP. If it's full, you will automatically see campers in the streets nearby. It seemed as if several campers were just parked.

Perfect place to visit Lorca, between 10-11 o'clock a lot of chance. Attention: access with Pass d'Etappes. If you don't have it already, you can't buy it here. They are changing to a different system as of March 1st.

Very good place, also for large campers. Disadvantage, filling water is only possible with a watering can (the inside for e.g. Gardena connection has been removed). The municipality has cleaned all the stuff from the clogged sewer again. Thanks!

Nicely maintained CP, not cheap. It is handy that you can make a reservation, then you also have a place with late arrival.

Very surprising, beautiful place to stay. We went to get rid of salt in the camper, but stayed 3 nights. Beach 3.5 km, mostly on a cycle path to Alcossebre. If a large camper is washed, you can not discharge, that is in the same place. Nice French-speaking Belgian who keeps an eye on everything and divides the pitches a bit. Nice bread at the bar. Very quiet that from 7-22 o'clock (unless in emergency) the gate is closed.

Quite a bit of traffic noise from the main road. There is a good bakery in the middle of town. There is a nice terrace and a pastry shop at the entrance to the casino. For a euro you can take a few minutes of water. The second euro was debited but no more water came. You can get walking information at the tourist information. Nice medieval town to walk through. There is also a Spar within walking distance. Many stork nests.

Good place, some traffic noise. There are currently several Spanish campers just parked. For a few euros nice tapped Penedès wine at Terra Martina. For delicious bread and nice sitting for a cup of coffee go to bakery Fleca Parés. Behind the Lidl (drive via the roundabout) is a nice spacious and cheap gas station of Plenergy. From there you drive up to the parking lot of the Lidl.

A bit more expensive, 6 euros in this period. With a debit card for the reader the barrier opened. At night some noise from the highway. There were also campers along the canal at the harbor. Water is for a fee. For this place we get all the groceries in advance. In the Superette is available bread among other things. Otherwise varying offer.

You are standing along a road, from 7 o'clock a lot of traffic. At night however quiet. You walk straight into the old centre. In freezing weather (black ice) this is not recommended, you now slipped on the much spread salt, but you should not think about having to climb the steep streets with small pebbles. Toilets are closed during this period.

Great place to stay here, popular place. Permanent/long-term residents it seems, but good atmosphere. Water is free, but in the morning no water from the tap due to night frost. The town is lively, but run down. You walk over the red iron bridge to a supermarket. Driving over (in) Lodève is sometimes a bit narrow, but nice route. We would come back.

Look at the picture how you drive there, the CP is located away from the gas station. A bit quiet if you are alone. When driving away it gets narrow, rims have definitely been damaged here. The water is currently closed. The view is beautiful.

Excellent place to stay. Quiet at night. Some cars use the parking lot as a shortcut and drive over it quickly. On the side of the houses you are just a bit out of their way. The water was currently (freezing weather) turned off. The toilet opposite the church was open and very clean.

Great place, very quiet at night. We parked at Intermarche and then walked (7 minutes) to get the code for the gate at the acceuil next to the Haribo. You can also give your name, license plate and telephone number by phone. You can also stay for 2 nights if you want.

We first stood on the 1 of the 4 places on the left of the Intermarche. Fine, but a bit restless with cars with running engines that have to be at the parcel machine. Walked to the Outlet (7 minutes), there at the acceuil next to the Haribo got the code for the CP at the Outlet. They ask for name, license plate and telephone number, a bit cumbersome by phone. The bakery in the Intermarche is recommended (ditto the freshly made fougasse in the bread department).

From La Spezia you can take the train to Cinque Terre, check trenitalia.it

Nothing wrong with this parking. Nice view. If you want to take a trip to Spain - e.g. Figueres - by train from Cerbère, check the departure times at rodalies.gencat.cat/en

For an early appointment in Oisterwijk the next day we stayed here for a night with the camper. It was already too dark to walk around the forest. With the beautiful nature in the area, the cycling and walking routes and the nice town of Oisterwijk, this is a very nice place to stay longer. The campers are on a separate field where you drive over a paved path. There is also a restaurant on the site. We will come back again.

Great for visiting Trier. First half of the afternoon it fills up and sometimes large campers have to leave empty-handed (after paying...) A tour of Roman highlights is quickly 12 KM, and there is a boring walking path along the Mosel, so a bike is recommended (you can secure it well everywhere). Bakker is available Mon-Fri 08.15-08.30 at the payment machine. There are combination tickets for Landesmuseum (top) and thermal baths/arena etc. available there.

Great nice relaxing place where you stand on grass with a view of the vineyards and a space around you. In the village a Netto with a bakery next to it, further on a butcher and at the tourist information they sell wine from farmers from the village. At the CP you can have a nice drink in the afternoon. Electricity and drainage are still being worked on by the new owner. Highly recommended, especially when you see the more than packed CPs in the area.

Nice campsite with spacious pitches on grass. Set up (also) for campers. Good sanitary facilities, with the possibility to shower outside. Due to the central location you can cycle very nice rounds over Walcheren. Involved owners. Bring groceries, there is no shop in the village. This campsite is located on a quiet road with little traffic.

There is always room. We were on the side towards the service station with eventually 6 campers spread out. A bit quiet, very dark at night (lights only come on in the middle of the night). It was quiet. We expected a very busy place, that was not it. The shopping center is a bit run down. For a bakery we drove to Baincthun (Esprit fin, top).

Flat terrain with 6 official places, there were 15. On the large terrain next to it (50 places) there was now a circus. You are not allowed to stand in the circle in front of the driveway (no enforcement seen). Walking distance to beautiful beaches (your dog is allowed on part of it). Boulevard of Cabourg nice to walk (bicycles are largely prohibited). Lidl with local products and on the other side a very good bakery at the bridge to Cabourg. Water tap in the bushes on the right rear.

We were also alone, but found it too remote. We went to the parking lot in front of the football fields. More light, more view and some connection to the inhabited world. The monastery garden is beautiful. Excavations show that there was a temple here 2,000 years ago. Nice to cycle down the road to the Seine. The bakery is closed until the end of August.

Today I saw at least 100 campers desperately pressing the button. There is limited space (used to be 3 rows deep here). Full is full (even though you see empty spaces when you arrive) until someone drives away (most likely between 10-12 o'clock, after that too, but because it fills up quickly you have to be lucky that someone just leaves). The overflow (also paid) is completely packed, at the CP you are in comparison spacious. The dump site is terrible.

As far as we're concerned, full douze points! Neatly arranged, with working, free water tap. You think, where is it? A bit inconspicuous next to a large mast.

Most places are under trees, of which a number of thick branches have been broken off. The pitches are very spacious, so campers can park between them at night. A walk to/in the castle park is worthwhile. Drainage at the service location further away works well. Water intake not attempted. Swimming pool entrance €5.20.

Nice place to stand, arriving in the middle of the day is not convenient. There will almost certainly be a spot in the morning and afternoon. If you don't want to wait in line (which can take up to an hour), buy your tickets for the garden online in advance (note: access via a separate (group) entrance - indicated with tiny signs). Bike ride to Vernon is great fun. Very good bakery at the Intermarche in Gasny (Norman apple pie worth driving around for). Great day!

Fantastic place, right on the Maas with the sun behind you. Occasionally a train or a boat. Bakery closed on Mondays. You can take your bicycle on the train to Givet, for example, and then cycle back on a separate cycle path along the Maas (30 km). Cycling around Fumay is also fun. The church(?) bell is silent at night. No supermarket. Traffic noise is not too bad. Place to remember.

Neat place, in good weather it gets very warm there (no shade). The abbey is closed at noon. Bit boring.

Great location, clear demarcation and indication of how to park. Givet is old, several buildings have been renovated. A bakery is a 3-minute walk away. The cycle path along the Maas is beautiful. Groups of campers are there for several days. If it is full, drive through and turn left before the bridge, where there is a small parking lot. Popular CP, it was full by mid-afternoon.

Nice place, when we were there everyone stood with their back/front towards the canal, so there is more room. You can take a nice walk along the canal via the bridge at the theater and back along the other side to the next bridge (not the one where you are standing, then you have to take a path between the houses). Good bakers in the village. Quiet at night. Unfortunately, no boats were seen.

Very nice place. In addition to the 6 official places, there were another 6 in the parking lot. Drainage fine. Water not taken in, because there is only 1 tap, near the toilet drain. Good bakery in the village, Vuillerot, delicious croissants. Very quiet at night, except for some frog croaking.

Beautiful, peaceful place. Electricity unfortunately not (yet) operational.

Good place to stand. As we read it, you are not allowed to park in the first parking lot if the CP is full, but you are allowed to park in the 2nd (right next to/in front of the CP). See photo of mayor's letter. The electricity seems to be working again. Very nice walks in the area, tip - walk in the indicated direction because the signage is not designed for walking the other way around.

Unfortunately the site was full. We drove a few km back to Autreville-sur-Moselle. There is a small but spacious parking lot on the Moselle where we spent the night (with few church bells ringing).

Very good place. Village nice to walk through. Go to boulangerie Au croissant de Lune for a super tasty pain au chocolat (or other treats, also has good bread). A few 10 m campers were in the parking lot next to it.

A big 3 stars in our opinion. It was very quiet, just a few residents' cars. You cannot hear the main road. Hardly any train traffic, at 10.30 pm suddenly a very noisy one, but that was it. Several bakeries, but only 1 was open. The castle has very good reviews, we will come back and go cycling immediately. We were fine (alone) here.

Fairly quiet place, some trains passed by at low speed, but at night it wasn't too bad. Small revival around 4:30 am, but heard nothing after that. A nice little circular walk is possible along the water, crossing it at the lock keeper's house and then up a lazy staircase again at the bridge near the road. There were 2 of us, there were also people on the boats. Toilets not viewed.

Good service place. The entrance sign now stands for the entrance to the parking lot. The water is currently turned off (night frost).

Very good CP with a rushing stream behind the pitches and some grass. There is also a toilet block. Very quiet at night. Nothing available in the village when we were there. The blue walk is about 7 km, walking shoes and poles are useful if you have them. Duration about 2 hours, spectacular and very worthwhile.

We have not been here, but saw when driving past that the dump is on the other side of the road (towards the center).

Very good CP, quiet, fairly flat, lawn nearby and also a children's playground. You hear the rushing of the river. Gray water, W/C and drinking water intake (was operational) are on a separate site, located behind the playground. Continue along the road a little, then turn left at the sign with the empty sign. A very reasonable contribution of 2 eu per night is requested, see billboard. Pay at Marie's or in an envelope through the letterbox across the street.

Nice area with swimming water (and beach) that you can walk around (2.7 km). Didn't stay for the night. We were alone there and it is quite remote. The season with restaurant etc starts at Easter.

The water is still turned off at the moment. It will open here at Easter, when water intake may be possible again. Gray water drainage and toilet drainage are possible.

Great place, very quiet at night. Please note that there is still a green light on somewhere upon arrival, then you will still have free electricity from your predecessor (because per 24 hours). There is a very good bakery within walking distance. Nice advice from the Vignerons de Maury. Also try the vin doux, she is known for. Gorges de Galamus prohibited >2 meters. Quite a tough climb on the Chateau Peyrepetuse site, but walking from the CP there is almost impossible.

You can stand here just fine. Please note: Chateau Peyrepertuse is at least an hour's walk from this parking lot. The parking lot at the castle can be reached by camper bus (right before the last hairpin), larger camper can park a little earlier next to the bus parking on the way up (is indicated). On the castle grounds, first a long and very uneven path uphill, mountain/hiking shoes and fitness recommended. Gorges de Galamus prohibited >2 meters wide.

Great location, beautiful medieval town with an excellent bakery (straight through the gate to the top of the square, 5 minutes' walk - recommended). Also beautiful Spar on the edge (within walking distance). The garbage truck had to fight to get to the bins, things like this ruin it. Don't stand there. If it is full, it is (over)full, then unfortunately you have to move on. Walking routes at the tourist office. Clapping storks, fantastic.

From Friday onwards a very busy CP, also in the middle and in the front area, everything packed. The water pressure for filling varies. In the morning (after disinfection) it was fine. There is also a tap in the dog run. Good bakers in the village. The route via Via Ruta to Migjorn is 30 km, you can cross a lock along the way. Route largely on coarse cobblestones. CP side with stone “walls” is the quietest in terms of traffic and good for sunsets. Mosquitoes, already.

Upon arrival you will be amazed, what a circus. GC drives around but allows it. The caves are worth a visit, book in time, they can be full. Last admission in March (most of the time you go by boat) is 3.40 pm. Service point very poor. For toilet use the drain cover with cord, NOT the white bowl under the tap! Drinking water from the slow separate column with watering can. The other tap is used differently. Walking/cycling route at Tourist Info.

There is a market on Thursday, which cannot be attended.

Great place, drive straight to the end of the street, then you will see the entrance. Even some patches of grass instead of sand. Nice town with pleasant atmosphere, beautiful sandy beach. Visit the tunnel that goes under the castle. You can cycle the Via Verde (start behind Repsol gas station Av. de Valencia). Outdoor chairs are tolerated. Quite quiet at night, garbage collectors do drive.

This doesn't make you happy, parked in a row along the road. Maybe for an overnight stay. We came for service and immediately drove to 107640. It seems to have been damaged there, but functions fine (needs a watering can to take in water, wire has been removed).

Excellent CP with also room for very large campers or campers with a trailer. Large supermarket and cheap gas station a few minutes away. Quiet at night, traffic starts early again. The Alcampo has a large wine department with many local wines. We didn't hear much about tennis/padel (we were on the side of the "factory wall", where playing stops earlier).

Beautiful CP, spacious. The town is well worth a visit. Recommended circular walk along the city wall. Not all historic buildings are open (check Tourist info). The castle used to be a prison, only the outer wall and gates remain. Very good bakery in C. Virgen de las Nieves, Panaderia Chinchilla. The name Chinchilla comes from the Arabic Yinyala. CP very quiet at night. Thursday market small but nice.

Hilarious place with (very nice) Mr. Lookie-Lookie. Give 2 euros and you will be parked under surveillance. His involvement is actually very useful, because he points out places in a non-compulsory way and so for many people there is a place within walking distance (nice route) to the Mezquita and beyond. In the morning the garbage dump starts nearby, but otherwise OK. We were in a much better position here than in the lopsided paid places. It fills up in the evening.

The site is not completely ready yet, but it does have gray water drainage and drinking water (watering can). Despite being put into use, our toilet drain did not seem ready yet. There is also a toilet building under construction. Quiet, but traffic starts early again. Carmona has an interesting history and includes a Roman necropolis. Pleasant Spanish atmosphere in the city, not yet overrun with tourists. Driven onto the site past a prohibition sign due to roadworks.

Two stars because you feel safe walking across your camper in Seville, but you are parked on a kind of second-hand car sales area with a lot of blowing sand. The owner is certainly not unfriendly, but communicates almost exclusively in Spanish. I consciously chose this place, because a stall market has been set up on the large free parking lot until mid-April. Walking to Seville is quite a distance, you also walk a lot there.

Good place to stand. Fairly flat. Quiet at night. Water tap at the playground works. You can enjoy a nice walk, there is a map just in front of the wooden bridge. There was a lot of glass and plastic on the beach. Nice view of the bridge to Cadiz.

Perfect place, quiet night. Drainage/toilet and clean water are well organized (and free). It is incomprehensible that campers make it difficult for parents who come to pick up/drop off children by standing outside the boxes or blocking everything if they have to wait to go to the discharge area. We are guests there.

Very busy CP, camper to camper, no marked pitches. We stood opposite the fire brigade. If you are standing in a section, no problem (back crossing possible). Very large campers stood in the street next to the fire brigade. If you take multiple parking spaces, the guardia civil will send you away. Tarifa itself is very nice, the small island can only be visited with a guide. Castle also worth seeing.

Nice place to stand. When we come again we try to stand at the top (fewer passenger cars but more crooked places). It is nice to walk to the tower in the marina, views of Gibraltar and Morocco. It was fairly quiet at night. Tap in playground not working. The police/municipality will drive by and speak to you if you have put out chairs. Well lit.

Not a bad location, but on February 28, Andalusia day, not that busy. Also a huge queue for customs, it didn't seem worth it for now.

Good address. We refueled with diesel and gas for a competitive price above 50 eu, the service was still free. The discharge station has a double design. You can also wash your camper here (also a dog shower available). Also friendly employees.

A bit of a strange place, but next to a beautiful nature reserve where you can enjoy walking. Nice beach, some restaurants. On the side of the park the terrain is quite flat. At the end of the parking lot, many cars with men alone stop, who then walk into the forest. It was quiet in the later evening/night. We had at least 20 campers, so we did not feel unsafe. We would come back here.

We went to Oil Lisbona, C. Carrera de las Angustias 2 also in Torre del Mar. Drainage free, water intake 1 eu. It is best to enter directly from the street (a bit tight via the gas station with larger campers). The discharge station is located just before where the car wash cabins are.

Excellent location, with a sea view. Very quiet at night. Don't forget to drive up to look at the rocks from the lighthouse and enjoy the view. The road to the top is narrow for a short stretch, and furthermore it is 10% steep. There are also coaches. Very worthwhile. No baker, but a greengrocer who stopped.

Great, well organized and within walking distance of a very nice town. 16 places (12 electricity), but that means the site is not full (spacious layout). Market on Thursday, which means less traffic on that day/morning because people stay for that (not really worth it). Police keep an eye on things from time to time. Sign with a map of the city, with walking routes, at the exit.

Great CP. By bike (the path runs behind the CP gate) you can reach the nostalgic boulevard of Los Alcázares with terraces and beautiful views in a short time. It was quite quiet at night. Cars come from far and wide to collect water and empty cassettes. Also camper traffic jam. During quiet moments, walking back and forth with a watering can and waste water can prevent you from having to wait a very long time until someone else has filled the water with the hose.

We parked on the same road at the parking lot at Playa Carabassí (with >15). Beautifully landscaped, yellow sand/gravel. Nice walk through the dunes to the beach. Drinks by bike in Arenals del Sol. Saw the crowds this morning towards Santa Pola, a lot quieter in the parking lot (but you can see the sea in the distance). In the night a car with music and shouting, driving down the road past all the campers just for fun.

The CP is temporarily closed but V/E on the road functions well (watering can required for water intake).

Very spacious parking lot, you won't come here for nothing. In 5 minutes you can reach the beach via a beautiful path between the palm trees. Nice little boulevard. Service in Xavia (107640 - CP temporarily closed but drainage + water (watering can required) works). Panaderia Tur (open 7/7) highly recommended, Forn Moriara sold us bake-off bread. This place is brighter (and more spacious) than the others on the beach.

Nicely demarcated places for campers. We walked alone along the boulevard, on Monday evening everyone has to leave. We do not find an alternative to the large parking lot further away (construction work and there was a huge tent with NP signs here and there).

Beautiful CP, close to the beach and cycle path. Consider carefully whether you want to come here. At least 50 campers drive here for free every day. If you stand along the road, the police will send you away (at least in the evening) and then they will continue to drive around and check. There is currently no supervision, so many people stay longer than 48 hours, which makes the flow very limited.

Because of the burglary stories, it is a bit exciting to leave an indoor lamp on at night with the curtains slightly open. There is some lighting from the streets (especially at the entrance to the apartments). It is beautifully landscaped (a bit crooked) and you can walk to the beach in 5 minutes. There is also a cycle path along the beach. From CP you can see the sea in the distance.

In itself a good place (and popular), also in terms of facilities and neatly demarcated. Large campers were parked in the spaces. Traffic continues until midnight and starts again at 6 am, so you have to take that into account here.

Now that it's free it's ok. Nice walk through the old town. Beach of very fine pebbles. Atmospheric. If 15 euros has to be paid, then it will be a different story. The long and short of it is a bumpy, crooked grass/sand field with no facilities. Supermarket within walking distance, with competitively priced petrol pump.

Made use of the excellent (free) facilities. Recommended, dumping site and water for flushing toilet and clean water clearly separated. Also seemed like a good place to spend the night. 5 official spots + 1 unofficial one next to it (but the parking lot is very large). Large camper with trailer? No problem here.

Great overnight stay, quiet. You can take a nice walk along the sandy path behind the wall to the beautiful medieval town. Keep right at the fork. There is a small park upstairs with a very nice view. Map at the tourist office in the town. We were with only 3 vans. Long campers can also go.

Excellent overnight stay (note the restriction - only allowed in the early and late season). Quiet, few permanent residents. Police come by from time to time. This parking lot is not lit at night, but you have a nice view of the harbor. The photo with sea view is only for vans under 2.20 m. The photo with the blue arrow indicates the correct location.

On the expensive side for what is offered, but the surroundings make up for a lot. Out of season money is collected around 8:30 am. Bird watching from your camper on the D85A (past Intermarche out of the village) and also on the D36C (exit on the D37 to Fielouse/La Capeliere). Both easy to drive with a camper - the road surface is not perfect - and there are some places to park along the road near the water.

Probably more attractive in nice weather, but we drove on to Marseillan-Plage. 5 eu in low season and also a very nice beach.

Looked great. Quiet at this time of year (there is an amusement park nearby). Beautiful walk towards the beach and further along a wide path along the beach. Handy to have your groceries in order, because almost everything is closed or has a very limited range. It seems like there are a few permanent residents, one of which has a generator. Until the end of March 5 eu.

Not a very inspiring place, with also a permanent resident. However, free and also large campers can find a place on the site. Beautiful route via D37 and then D36c (Fiélouse/Capelière). Several beautiful viewpoints on the water along the D36c. Moderate road surface, but the road is also easy to navigate with a camper. Seems narrow coming from the D37, but it's not that bad.

5 official places and a water discharge point/toilet dump point. Water intake is also possible, but you will need a Gardena coupling connection piece. A 10 m Carthago stood across 4 car parking spaces, so you can accommodate large campers. Good bakery and butcher shop (des Alpilles) within walking distance. Busy road, but at night it was quiet.

Great place with beautiful sunset. Within walking/cycling distance of Miramar beach. During the period when campsites are closed, you can also spend 1 night in the parking lot at the port office in Miramar (subject to space). Several campers were parked at Casino in La Londe.

According to French people who were there, you could spend the night here. The police who drove by gave no indications, but the expectation of high tide in the middle of the night and the fact that most of where you can stand consisted of dark and wet sand, made us decide to continue driving after a nice afternoon.

In low season you pay 7 eu. The service area outside the site is free (including water). We counted 5 to 6 permanent residents. Just before the 48 hour mark we drove off and immediately got back on with a new ticket for an extra night. The mimosa parade in February is highly recommended. The vehicles line up at the fire brigade. The quietest place is on the side with the bamboo. Traffic at night is not too bad.

Even with a bus with 163 horsepower, it didn't seem like a good idea to plunge into some kind of confusing "abyss" here. Where a no-entry sign is turned and left.

It will be beautiful, but is currently closed.

We spent the night here. They are parking spaces for cars. Campers stick out or take up multiple compartments. Nice walk along the water to St Raphael. Traffic continues somewhat at night, as do arguments and slamming doors. There is a small supermarket and a good bakery a 2-minute walk away. Free (not in summer) so don't expect too much. A few permanent residents but otherwise not disturbing.

I enjoyed staying here for a few days at a reduced rate (14 EU including electricity per day). There is 1 toilet and only a cold shower available, but you can stand wherever you want with a magnificent view.

Great CP. Traffic during the day, quiet afterwards. Within walking distance of bakeries and some shops, a supermarket and pharmacy. Certainly not remote or anything. The mentioned walking route not found. Very beautiful sunset.

Good CP. Drainage and water intake are free (so the water was not shut off here). There is a separate green tap/pump to flush your toilet, but not sure if everyone understands that, so the drinking water bottles are not filled here. The village is nice to walk around (2 bakeries and some shops). The place is somewhat remote, but we did not feel unsafe even though we were alone. You will need a large Gardena connection to fill with a hose.

Great overnight spot, nice walk to the city via the path along the water (some shops and a good bakery), you can also walk around via 2 bridges. The CP at the thermal baths was closed due to the Monte-Carlo Rallye. The distance there to the city is much further (more cycling distance). Also very dark at this time of year. The pizza baker (see 2019 review) is still in operation.

It remains a nice place to spend the night. Water is currently turned off (logical). The bakery is closed on Thursdays (and other days in January only open until 12.30). Tip: on Wednesdays a mobile pizza baker appears at 5:30 PM, highly recommended! For 8 to 10 euros a delicious flammkuchen (flambée) or pizza from a wood-fired oven.

This CP no longer exists. (Informed to Campercontact that it must be removed from the app).

Given the pricing, payments now have to be made throughout the year. The water at the Moselle is very high. This place is paved, which is an advantage.

Well-maintained CP with everything a real camper could wish for. Compliments to the municipality. Drainage (why is it so difficult to leave things tidy?), paid water intake (jugs of water for free) and power poles (green = free). Check any remaining credit :-). Within walking distance of the Palatinate and the city center. Quite quiet at night, also in terms of trains. Walking/cycling options, maps can be obtained from the museum at the pfaltz.

The prices of the Schnitzelhaus made our appetite evaporate. Not attractive as an overnight stay for 10 euros.

Also nice place for a break stop. With a parking disc you can park for 2 hours (same as the places across the road). View of the Rhine and you can easily walk into the town.

Quiet, atmospheric place. No church bells at night. Beautiful church. We had a delicious meal at Gasthof Kreisi, a very popular guest house, so it is recommended to make a reservation in advance. From the CP you walk straight ahead (Kreisi on the left) into the center in 10 minutes. Lively town, nice to walk along the city walls. We had 6 campers.

Some photos are from 2012, things change. It looks beautiful and neat. Within walking distance of various shops. An example for other towns.

Excellent overnight accommodation, there is a lot of interest. Quiet at night, traffic starts again early in the morning. The supermarket does not open until 8 o'clock or sometimes later, but close by - towards the Brenner Pass - there is an excellent bakery that is already open by then. There were also campers in the parking lot next to the Eurospar, read the signs there to see if it is allowed when you are there.

Remains a beautiful place. The rates have been adjusted (pay 1/5 - 30/9) - see photo. Empty the toilet and take drinking water (with a watering can) for free. No gray water discharge, but separated waste. The walking platform at the nature reserve is ready. In Storo there is a very good Coop supermarket and a nice coffee place on the square opposite the municipio. Storo's famous red corn was harvested and there was plenty of paragliding and surfing again.

The barrier was closed.

The CP was closed, it looks different than in the photos. The service area is located behind the barrier. It looked a bit dreary anyway. I'm uploading 2 new photos.

Great place if you want to avoid an expensive overnight stay in Austria while traveling. You can walk along the edge of the forest to the nice town of Füssen (later turns into a sidewalk along the road). Campers sometimes arrive late, but otherwise a quiet place. Don't forget to pay 5 eu.

Sunny photos have been posted, but it may be good to know that due to its location in relation to the mountains, there may be little sun in the morning.

A somewhat bland place, but ideal for visiting Riva via a nice walk along the water (dog is allowed, but must stay on the path). Driving via SR249+SS240 is most convenient due to the sloping entrance. First hour free, then 1 eu per hour.

Nice, spacious places to stand. Popular because of walking/cycling possibilities (tourist information in village behind the municipio). Camping behavior (awning, chairs outside) is absolutely not allowed, the police check this. Activities in the sports hall every day/evening. Water currently free. The SP22 is a very narrow road where you will also encounter regional transport. Via the SP3 over Mori it is easier, especially if you drive larger than a bus camper.

The full 5 stars, a CP that you would often wish for. Tip: arrive via the SP10, the SP37a has a few narrow sections. On arrival the CP was full, it was parked in the parking lot next to it for 1 night and moved the next morning. A place to remember, you can walk, cycle nearby (route map at the sign), taste wine and buy olive oil. The Eurospin at 1.3 km is also open on Sunday mornings. Popular with groups of Italians.

This is just a parking lot, no assigned RV spots. Moreover, there is a large party tent, so that doesn't bode well. Also no service in sight. We quickly drove on again.

Great place to spend the night, even further into the parking lot more and more campers arrived in the evening. Popular with Italians. Football was played enthusiastically on the fields behind it. The beach is very wide and unattractive. Quiet at night.

Here you can easily park and empty the gray water/toilet (a kind of manhole cover that you have to lift). The center is quite far, which is why it is useful to go by bike, so you can immediately see more of Ravenna. Get advice from the tourist information about the entrance tickets to the monuments, especially for the mosaics, which is not very clear. We did not spend the night here.

Very nice place to stand, there are a few power boxes. Water filled with a watering can, and gray water drained into containers. There is an excellent bakery in the town, take the path behind the sani up, through the tower into the town and then right on Via Roma no. 64 (bead curtain). There is also a good ice cream shop further afield. The road noise is quite constant, a kind of roadside tourism. Very quiet at night.

If there is space you can park here. A 15-minute walk from the center. A regular parking lot without assigned camper spots. We did not spend the night here.

TOP place, everything nicely taken care of, free and a short walk from a very beautiful town, which is also somewhat lively. Also water and electricity free (1 pole didn't seem to work). The walking path goes up on the right in front of the car parking lot. This municipality understands perfectly how to attract travelers.

The coordinates are not correct, the places are located in the parking lot across the road from the supermarket.

Beautiful overnight stay, also for very large campers or campers with a trailer. There is a cycle route around the entire lake. Stood by the water until sunset, then drove to the CP. Tip: do not stand under a lamp in the evening due to extremely many insects. The left places are less affected. There were also campers along the side of the road from the discharge point, they certainly already knew.

Originally a campsite for tents, campers, especially vans, are placed in every nook and cranny. After rain the sea is muddy due to the river further away. We had problems with hornets. The village is easily accessible by bicycle, back to the main road and then left and left. When you arrive you pass through neglected terrain. Tasting wine at Wijnboer Krokidas. At the main road turn right, 400 meters on the right.

Beautiful places, many more than the mentioned 8. Spacious discharge area with free water that has a lot of pressure behind it. It is possible to spray the salt from the camper crossing. At night you hear trains, and there are trucks further along, sometimes with the cooling on. The Conad supermarket is well stocked. From the ferry, the navi can have you drive back around the small roundabout at the harbor, but do not do this, there is a prohibition sign for turning right afterwards.

Campsite with many large, shady spots. Mycenae and Epidaurus a short drive away. Cycling to Tolo is ok, to Nafplion risky. Beautiful beach with pebbles and sand. Pebbles on the spot itself. Very good bakery in the village. In Drepano your navi can steer you wrong, drive up on the left at the V-junction (the road then becomes wider). Don't go straight and left, you'll get stuck. Bread to order at the mini market.

Nice campsite, the pitches are very different. Large can be a long and at the same time narrow place. Pay close attention to branches. For really large campers, I would call in advance to see if there is room. The restaurant on the beach to the right is highly recommended (experience). Reservations recommended. Sympathetic prices. The sea is fine, but the beach is gray and boring. Beautiful swimming pool, 1.40 m deep, green tiles. Good sanitary facilities, even special bottle tap. Very good water!

Great campsite for visiting Olympia, the descent via the left (where the gray water dump is also in the way) is much less steep, you walk along a road for a while, but there is little traffic. It is only 1.1 km to Olympia, museum and all shops a little further. A lot of noise at night from barking dogs upstairs and the terrace of the adjacent hotel is very visible when you are downstairs. Rustic shower buildings, but inside adapted to the times.

Beautifully located campsite, the places under the shade cloths are a bit gloomy. Beautiful beach (water shoes). You can walk along the beach to some restaurants and shops. Leaving the campsite to the left you cycle to another beautiful sandy beach. Popular campsite. Place to come back again.

Nice Greek campsite. Friendly, helpful manager. The gate closes at midnight. Sun and shade, the bottom is sand. A short walk from a beautiful beach (beds but also free seating). First restaurant from the campsite to the left, we had a delicious meal. Good supermarket back to the main road and then 500 m on the right, parking can be difficult. Cycle left from the campsite, where there is a dead end through the olive grove walls to a beautiful cycle path.

4 stars, because you can only comfortably enter the sea with water shoes, otherwise it would be 5 stars. Everything really neatly cared for, beautiful green plantings. Good food for a good price in the restaurant, the same on the terrace of the adjacent hotel. Arcoudi is a nice village with some shops within cycling distance of the campsite.

Beautiful places, but also rather crooked places, just where the campsite boss had thought you would be. Very narrow beach with pebbles, feeling trapped by the high wooded mountain walls. Very steep, narrow access road, never again. You actually need a scooter or quad to visit Nidri. A perfect campsite if you bring your motorboat. They help with getting in and out of the water. The taverna near the boat ramp is highly recommended, good price for good food.

I enjoyed staying here for 2 nights, could have stayed longer. Lovely sandy beach, some shade from the trees in the morning. Nice atmosphere. You must order bread in advance, no bread on Sundays. Easy if you do some shopping beforehand. Restaurant was ok. Sites quite small and a bit messy, we were next to rental tents, not much space but otherwise ok. Shower etc was fine. Nice view of the ferries in the distance (and Corfu).

Stayed 2 nights in transit, very large campsite. By coincidence we were not bad (fairly flat and sun / shade). At the back there are clearly trains all night long. For free beach you have to walk a bit, in itself doable. Beach beds are (heard say) around 40 eu pp. Then the dog is not allowed to come along otherwise. Not a repeat for us (very massive), but ok in terms of facilities. They briefly take your passport or driver's license for registration.

This place is only for passenger cars. See picture. I will inform Campercontact that this CP no longer exists.

Nice place where you can leave your camper carefree for a visit to Verona on foot. We'll be happy to come back.

The 3 long-term parkers were still there! Camper put in front of it, nice and flat there. Lots of mosquitoes. In the evening from the CP beautiful view of the illuminated castle. The church bell rings through the night. It wasn't too bad, there are worse clocks. The Coop is worth a visit, very well stocked with bread and fresh meats. Great place for a night, close to the SS12.

We looked at it for a while before the barrier, but the cooling trucks (which are parked nearby on a site) drove us away. If everything works in the future, the CP should be considered.

Emptying and rinsing the cassette is free. Do close the cover, even if you rinse in the meantime, the water sprays upwards. A lot of water also comes out of the flushing tap.

Recommended, you can stand in the grass not far from the water (muddy after rain, but you can see the boats) or on pavement. It usually won't be full anytime soon. Easy to drive from the highway (easy transit). There was a party with live music at the restaurant, shortly after 11 pm it went quiet. Delicious sandwiches within walking distance at backerei Gebert. Nice place to walk through.

A parking strip along a B-road, you can park there for 3 days. The nice photos were taken in the parking lot of the Sportanlage, now closed with a fence.

A parking space at a nice (swimming) lake. Lots of greenery. Several campers were here for an overnight stay. In very good weather probably fills up quickly.

Very nice CP. Often full, campers sometimes spend the night in the parking lot of the closed supermarket to have a chance in the morning. The VVV has a nice free booklet with circular cycling routes, again different from along the Moselle. The places in the middle can experience noise (until late music) from one of the houses.

Very good. Completely quiet at night, a nice outdoor swimming pool within walking distance (from 5 pm only 2.50) and you are near the high fence, 6 electricity points, 1 eu for 8 hours of electricity. There are also waste bins there. There is a very nice playground behind it for children. Beautiful walks. The road to the CP is a bit narrow and steep, possibly take the sidewalk a bit at the last part. There were also large campers.

Fine if you just want to park and spend the night. On a road where they drive early. The small strip of the parking card at the tourist info offers the possibility for a free Konuskarte - eg with your bicycle on the train to Freudenstadt and cycling back (45 km downhill). Do you want to sit outside and swim? Then think of the other free CP in Oberstrot (no right to Konuskarte).

Well arranged cistern for toilet and clearly separated clean water tap. Keep on the Kalterbronner Strasse until you see the sign with the camper (don't let your navi send you into the Badstrasse, very tight intention - it didn't work, you can turn around at the swimming pool). Bare parking lot but all amenities are there, also beautiful walks. No sense? The famous "organ pipes" can be seen from the parking lot. The Dorfladen has bread etc.

Quiet place to stand. Popular, few regular/known visitors. There are also places just behind the building on arrival, then in the side on the left and at the end a lawn to stand / turn away. The grass along the Rhine was high, so less view. Fine overnight.

With a view of the lock, boats, evening sun. Young people with cars gather at the point for a fun evening. We stood very quietly on the other side.

Nice place to stand. Nice short walk starts just across the road. In good weather conditions a phenomenal view.

A large car park area, laid. between roads. Certainly not a bad place to be, but it has the desolation of a winter sports area in the summer. Le Grand Ballon 86550 is a lot more atmospheric with a nice walk of 30 minutes around the top.

Lots of greenery/flowers, large bright pitches. The (small) swimming pool was open, nice water, but there are no steps to enter. Dangerous for children who cannot swim due to steep slope. Quiet at night despite the surrounding roads and houses behind the campsite, but the day starts at 7 o'clock. Due to a technical malfunction, only 1 shower was available. Cannot find gray water drain.

Very nice place to stand, even if you just want to take a break, it is worth driving to.

A very nice campsite to relax for a few days. A beautiful green area, nice showers (we were in place H). Quiet, on weekends / holidays many French families which gives a nice atmosphere. Supermarket at 3.5 km, electrically doable. Nice swimming pools. Many different birds spotted / heard. We will gladly come back again.

If your night's sleep is dear to you, skip this busy CP. It was quiet between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m., outside of that, cars continue to drive in and out, get out, talk. It's free, nice view, within 10 minutes walking in the beautiful city center, but is it worth it?

Very nicely laid out CP with clear compartments. You can also park here with a trailer, for example. Max 48 hours. Easy to drive to empty place.

The correct address is 1 Rte de Crisbecq, 50310 Saint Marcouf. This change will also be passed on to the NKC.

A nice place with grass and trees to stand, drainage (well arranged) and water intake (free) on the D117, where campers are also allowed on the yellow part. There were 9 campers divided on the CP. In the village a very good bakery, a Proxi and a hamburger restaurant. Village nice to walk through. Keep on Rue du Portail, the app indicates the old CP (200 meters difference).

This CP costs 7 eu (even if you do not stay overnight) to be paid at the blue Flot Bleu column (ticket is behind a black cover). Very large campers can park along the track (green painting). Nice view, places are reasonably spacious and sunny. No church bells at night and a single train during the day. We cycled via A948 to Ribiers (bit boring + helmet) over the bridge, 1st road on the right Rue de la Magdeleine back (beautifuliii!!) 25 km in total.

Very nice CP, spacious, quiet, nice view. Many places, also for (very) large campers. Good drainage options. Intake of water with token not tried. Tip, don't put your camper too far back, you can sit in the sun with a nice view. Digne itself somewhat expired, but special to visit are the excavations under cathedrale Notre Dame du Bourg and la dalle aux Ammonites (both not within walking distance).

Tight intention here, at the benches mentioned if you have a small van. The larger spaces occupied by cars. The other CP (SNCF) is a lot more spacious and has a better / clearer separation of cars / campers.

Whether parking backwards or driving backwards, the layout is a bit unfortunate. The sani column still looks defective, discharging gray water is also not possible. Very quiet (apart from 2 night flights of army / police helicopters). There is a Proxi in the village. We drove the Gorges du Verdon via Comps s A, then onto the D71, return D952 dir. Castellane. After La Palud, follow the sign Routes des Crêtes D23, which is partly 1 direction (so don't start IN La Palud!).

The review below is about the campsite further away, which is recommended (unless you don't have bicycles with you, then the CP seems more convenient - much less far (and boring) walk to St Maxime).

Simple camping. Very good showers. 13.72 eu pn incl electricity and tax paid (10 nights). Lots of dark places. Around 507 also sun. If you don't have (elec) bikes then the CP might be more convenient (better walking distance to St Maxime). St Tropez 17 km accessible via most bike path. The reception is closed very often (not only between 12-15). Gray water disposal is outside the campsite in the road car park. There is a pool.

Nice, but busy campsite (quiet from 10 pm). We paid 31.08 per night for a place by the sea, including electricity, excluding a dog. Other (lots of) shade. In the area you can make electrically beautiful bike rides through the Esterel Mountains. An absolute must is a tour via the Esterel Caravaning entrance to Pont du Perthus to Col du Mistral and Col de Belle Barbe and Pont du Grenouillet back to the D100. Reservation camping recommended. Really big campers difficult.

We paid 9 eu for standing for 11 hours. The situation with roads and signs is complex, be prepared. Avignon is a nice city, especially easy if you have a bike. Also now seen campers who flush the toilet with the wrong tap ... and others who take water there again. So here too a warning fits or better, skip water intake here.

Unfortunately, the water supply is not working properly. Electricity out of order (to prevent long-term parkers?). The church bells go on all night, and after a minute everything strikes again. Still a nice place to stand. You can go for a nice walk here (map on the corner of the parking lot). The bakery is closed on Mondays.

Great place to stand. At the end you are a bit quieter when trucks come by. and you can sit by the water. Beautiful walk to le perte de la meuse (Meuse "disappears" into the ground). Across the bridge to the right, walk all the way out, further information at the bridge. For a better night's sleep, we will choose CP Goncourt next time.

Thanks to the municipality of St Vith for the construction of an official, free CP. We've been good. If you are disturbed by passing cars or young people who let the engine of their car roar, keep driving. After 10 pm it became quiet. Walking straight ahead on the roundabout, and further up the stairs, there is an excellent bakery.

A true gem among the CPs. A beautiful lawn, clear, very spacious pitches. Connect directly to walking and cycling routes from the CP. The Unesco heritage Maasheggen, a route of a Roman road, unpaved hiking trails, plenty to discover. The shop next door is also well worth a visit. Fortunately, the friendly owner is a persistent person, otherwise this beautiful CP would not have been there.

Was fine here. Right next to the camper pitches is a small skate park, some guys with music, but friendly. The parking lot is busy by athletes until 10 p.m., then total peace. The restaurant is closed on Mondays. Walk slightly into the street next to the restaurant (a dead end further on) for a beautiful view. No further facilities, but free electricity, also separate chargers for electric bicycles.

Used for a coffee break and gray water disposal + toilet discharge (water was shut off). It looks great here, good address to come back to in the summer.

Great CP if you are passing through. Power points on the side of the Danube. The town is worth a walk. Not heard church bells at night, nor train. The rest of the parking lot is completely full on weekdays in the morning, keep that in mind if you cannot park in a camper place.

Well laid out, spacious CP. Sani free, so also handy when traveling through. Traffic, well, we think that's not too bad. The old center invites you to visit. Easy to drive from the A7. Grass strips for the dog along the parking lot of Kaufland - accessible from the back of the CP (clearance obligation). This CP is an example for other cities.

Very spacious and flat asphalted parking area with large demarcated camper parking spaces. Easy to reach discharge point (also to stop by on the way). The distance to autobahn 45 is short. Great overnight place. A single car with music in the evening, commuting in the morning? The place is quiet but not isolated. The entrance is at the level of the discharge station (so do not take the road in front of the CP on the right).

Nice place to stand. The municipality of Kröv has arranged it well. Nice walk over the vineyard. Kröver wine for sale in a shop on the main road. Also supermarket (on the road dir. Ürzig).

Nice, always popular, place to stand. The nearby supermarket seems to be working on a restart. In some places you need an extra long electrical cable. The money is not being collected at the moment (throw it in an envelope in the letterbox at the empty place).

The site is currently closed with fences. Possibly because it is quite low (safety due to the water level of the Moselle).

Nice campsite within walking distance along the water to Traben-T. Since you can book a good / secure base for visiting the Christmas market in the wine storage cellars of TT. The nearby CP is often full during this period. Nice staff, lovely hot showers and bread service. You can also walk over the vineyard to TT.

Very nice CP beautifully situated on the edge of the forest, immediately many walking (and cycling) opportunities. A number of people have found a pleasant place for a longer stay. For pie go to bakery Smits in Lottum, ice cream at Clevers in Grubbenvorst, Arcen or Tienray. Electricity, WiFi, shower, water discharge, everything is well organized here. Nice view of the fields, at night you can hear the owls chirping.

One of our top favorite CPs. Directly from the CP (first a short distance on the bike path) many hiking trails, and of course also cycling routes. Dog can be loose in many places. Good bakery in Reutum. Nice owners, few horses in the field. For the modest cost even access to toilet and shower.

This CP works with the iMarina app for access and payment (and any reservation). Note: choose CP Grashaven. At the entrance (3rd gate) there is a QR scan sign. In this way also access outside office hours. There is not unlimited space, but there is a lot, and more than the numbered places. During sailing competitions it is very busy with passenger cars (and then less space for campers in the parking lot). Good base, generally quiet.

From St Valerie eC - best access road exit parking Les Falaises directly AFTER 6 large windmills. Access via center ville is not recommended. View of the sea in 1 angle when you stand. Motorhomes allowed, caravans and camping not. Gendarmerie has come to send Gens du voyage. In the village (accessible on foot) nice short walk along the river + beautiful beach (pebbles - low water sand). Dogs are not allowed on the beach. Quiet, very large field.

Yes the water is expensive, the place fills up quickly, you are a bit close to each other, but look further. It's free, sometimes you're lucky and you're up front with a view. Within walking distance beautiful beach and boulevard of Cabourg, bicycle paths, a Lidl. Dives s M is a nice little town. The dog is not allowed on the beach, but keep to the right over the footbridge is a nice walk through dunes with a beach. It is quiet on the CP. The address is correct.

6 places, door to door. Sani with tokens (no more free water as previously reported). Fantastic beach with cold showers (at beach post 3) within walking distance. The dog can come with you. Spotted seals.

Very tight to drive in (make a big bend because of the pavement) and also very tight past other cars. The sani column still seems broken. Waterless is possible (if you can reach it).

Atmospheric but practical for an easy visit to Arromanches. Nothing reminds of the charming camping site of the past. For €10 you are parked, for water €2 male-male connection required. No electricity available. The sani station does not provide water to flush your toilet, therefore almost 1 star. For 14.40 you are at the campsite nearby (15-20 min walk via a traffic-free road to Arromanches). Dogs not on the beach. Good bakery in the village.

Parking at a museum, where overnight stays are tolerated for the time being. Beautiful parking spaces especially for campers. Toilet available when the Tourist Information is open. A few picnic tables available. Until later in the evening arrivals of visitors from the battery as well as from campers. quiet at night.

What a narrow intention, even with a bus camper, we drive to the other CP (turns out more spacious, but with 15/16 places full).

The service station is located in the left corner of section B - see photo, near the gas station (but in the parking lot). Landfill GW + WC fine, rinse water did not work, but a jug of water also works. Token operation not tested.

We've been there, it's beautiful (but not unique). Be warned, we were driving early in the morning and had no oncoming traffic. It's very narrow. You often cannot pass each other. Have a 6m bus camper, with a lot of experience on narrow, winding roads but we will never go here again. Glad we were back on the main road in one piece.

Drive carefully onto the terrain and you'll be fine. Sitting behind the wall out of the wind with a chair looking at the sea. Lovely quiet beach, where dogs are welcome (the owner is expected to clean up). Standing right next to the holiday homes is a bit more restless.

Nice level parking. Very quiet at night. From the command post next to the museum (a bit of a strange situation) the very first sighting of the approaching D-day invasion was made in the early morning of 06-06-1944. Furthermore, the view is phenomenal. Waste bin available. CP to remember.

A big 3 for this place, with excellent free facilities (no elec). We were in the official parking lot, but a little further to the left is a nicer (and desirable) place to stand with some trees and grass. Several campers in the parking lot seemed empty / parked. The city is easy to walk to and you can also take a look at the nuclear submarine from outside. Quiet at night.

Sanistation is located outside the gate, so GW/WC discharge is possible as you drive by. There are also large containers for separated waste in the normal parking lot next door.

A bumpy lawn, but if you are in the front row a first class view. Access and departure on the same slightly narrow downhill road, with a sharp bend onto the road. Just take care of each other and it will be fine.

Immediately turn around and drive on.

Very nicely maintained CP with lots of flowers and greenery. Use of drainage / water intake € 5. Next to the first field is a beautiful lawn, but also a picnic table with bbq, everyone can use this. It is inconvenient that the way back does not lead past the epicerie on the way out. Furthermore, somewhere (luckily far away) a rave party was held until 08.30 in the morning. Earplugs helped. A place to come back.

Great place to stay, close to the beach (walk along the road before the campsite, turn right at the end, then immediately left onto the dune path). The dog is allowed on a leash on the beach. There is not much else, but the beach is very nice. Since there is not much else to do, it is therefore wonderfully quiet. The campsite is also (again) in operation, this is for information purposes for those who want to go here.

Campers are no longer allowed here (not at all, not even during the day). 300 meters further (back) dir. Le Rozel (D512) there is a special motorhome parking - La Roquette (2nd parking space). Dogs not allowed on the beach.

Excellent CP, entertaining mix of short and long stays. Beach turn left - no dogs from April 1. Beach turn right (via small passage on the left after the bend) dogs allowed from 15 June before 10 am or after 8 pm. At low tide you can return via the other beach. By bike to St Malo - at the traffic lights Bd Rochebonne turn right, end left - you cycle along the beach. Nice lunch for €15 ex drink at Le Boujaron in St M.

Been here before with pleasure, but at the most beautiful point near the picnic tables / grass is now a large container. See picture.

This CP has a surprising environment. Behind the CP a large field on a lake. Further on ri Pouance is a beach where you can swim. There is also a large castle in the town, guided tour daily at 10.30 am, but you can also walk past it and have a look. You quickly pass the entrance. Most campers stand on the grass, but there are also places immediately to the right and left. You need a French plug for electricity (4 connections).

A parking, but free and close to an incredibly beautiful beach, accessible via a staircase with large steps. You can stand for a maximum of 24 hours. There is not a single shadow. Dogs are not allowed on the beach from April 1 to September 30. Paid alternative, CP 11653, near Plage du Havre du Lupin where dogs are allowed before 10am and after 8pm (from 15 June).

In itself excellent location with marked boxes and a short walk from a beautiful view of the Loire. We found the presence further down the site of a small group of Gens du voyage to be moderate. The CP is not remote and there is also traffic of cyclists and cars along the road.

Simple, but effective. Good base for visiting Roman ruins Vieux Poitiers (walking) and Bataille of Poitiers from 732 (bicycle). Have all groceries on board. Intermarche in Naintre.

Nice campsite with spacious pitches. Right on the lake can be noisy (usually quiet from 11pm). Nice staff. Bread can be ordered at the reception upon arrival. In the village of Traversay there is a small bakery/epicerie/bar. Swimming pool lovely, but in warm weather better in the lake. Nice dump, activate via top black button. Paid with ACSI 17.10. Ended up staying 5 nights, place 33 - quiet, sun + shade.

Great place to stay, we paid €8.60. Very friendly reception. Swimming is not allowed in the lake below. At place 6 you can lose a large camper. The CP is not inferior to the campsite, at most there is some shade. Bread service at the reception. Quiet at night (and also during the day).

As usual with this organization a fine CP, however, no shade at all in this place. We drove on to the campsite for a few eu more. The reception at the barrier will let you through. We paid 17, 10 eu incl tax, 2 pers + dog.

A grassy and sandy parking lot from where a walk starts. Even at 30 gr the water was not attractive enough. Furthermore, an inhabited city bus is parked. We drove on to St Jean St Maurice.

The castle was closed, we drove on. Before the service area, drive back - at the roundabout turn right. You will eventually come back to the castle.

Beautiful secluded places. The ramp is very steep (keep right from the road!), gets better quickly. If you need water or electricity, it is better to get the tokens in advance in the village. Signposted walking routes (eg with indicated length) not found. Good place to stay overnight. Washing machine also not found (in the building? That was closed due to work).

Nice campsite, specially driven back for a few more sun + pool days. Swimming pool is heated. €16.80 per day paid. Place H is flat, spacious and has sun and shade. If you have a large motorhome you can go through a side gate, ask reception. Handy to have the groceries in order, Super U + bakery is 3.5 km. Nostalgia - we needed a French electrical plug (can also be purchased from reception). Water with watering can, hose is located at well gray water + CH.

When the rock is on your left, continue slightly and back through the roundabout to enter. There can be 6 campers, longer than 8 m can be difficult. The road is quite busy, but at night it was quiet. The Pont Tordu is a little further, if you walk over it you will come to Super U (7 min). It can be busy in this place, unfortunately passenger cars also park there. The rock and the beautiful medieval town within walking distance. Waste containers nearby.

Definitely 3 stars for this very French site, maybe 4 because you can swim so wonderfully in the river. The shower block near reception is the nicest. Just like the terrain where you can stand without electricity, wonderful peace and space (and close to the "beach" - water shoes handy). The campsite seems a bit empty. Friendly welcome, reception also open during lunchtime. Water drainage possible, somewhat difficult to drive up. Bread service.

Nice campsite with a nice, active campsite owner. He keeps a close eye on everything. Standing along the water is definitely worth the 3 eu extra. We paid with ACSI 20.60 (including tax). There is a good bakery in the village. We would love to come back again.

Nice place, especially at the back a lot of grass with a view. Traffic noise is far in the background, the church bell was not too bad. Nice bike ride to Donaueschingen (source Danube) + there Konditorei on Reiter. 10 ct needed for 10 l of water, or 1 EU 90 ltr. Nice exhaust path for the dog. Discount for longer stays.

Great place to make an overnight stay. A bakery with all kinds of French delicacies has been built right on the site. Super! There are no boxes indicated where you should/may stand. Quiet at night (or church bell), from 06.30/07:00 some traffic in the direction of the bakery. Residents also drive with garden waste or glass (limited times). The yellow hose is for drinking water but ... Behind the cupboard is also a real drinking water tap (watering can required).

Worth walking down the path and watching the Danube "disappear". You can park well, but we thought it was too quiet and drove to Geisingen.

Nice places (if you have grass next to it). The climb from Meersburg without an elec bike is tough and difficult. It can still pay to drive a round if it says "invested", some leave very late (no fixed departure time) and then there is still room. Choose your own spot on arrival and pay after 5 p.m. Bakker Harry's cafe is expensive and has very little, better cycle to Lidl (and then up the hill again).

The city of Vaduz provides a good example with this. Quietly standing (check the FC Vaduz site beforehand if they are playing), the trees were open. Water drainage (own tank) or intake (own watering can) goes perfectly. You walk 700 m along the rear cycle path to an old wooden bridge straight into Switzerland. It is better to refuel in Austria. There are neat toilets.

A moderate parking lot, fine for emergencies (hourly rate, from 7 pm you pay 20 eu), but this does not make you happy. We look further.

In view of the work, access gates will be added in the short term. There were now several campers.

Certainly not a bad (and also allowed) place to spend the night or to visit Mittenwald (many beautifully painted houses in the old town). On the real CP (16 eu ex water or elec) it was (over) full, so it was second choice, but we were very quiet in this parking (along the Isar instead of the train track). Bought a 2-day ticket (15 eu) just to be sure (see below - 0-24 hour setting). It is being checked.

It seems that campers can only park in the farthest (near the hotel) parking lot. 8 eu per 3 hours, day ticket (24 hours) 25 eu. See photo too. In itself spacious parking lot, where someone cycled along to indicate a place and where you can stand well (without damage or the like), but no more than that.