@TsjeWy

Excellent disposal point. You can reach it via a narrow street from the main road or via the parking lot of the adjacent supermarkets. To discharge greywater, it is better to reverse from the parking lot due to the high curb. See photo.

Everything written is correct. Small addition: the emptying point is opposite the harbor office by the yellow crane. It is a hole with a manhole cover that you have to lift. This applies to both greywater and the toilet. A minor drawback is the distance from the camper pitch to the emptying point and showers. Water taps are located throughout the site. To enter the code for the power connection, you have to flip open the panel door. There is a beautiful cycling and walking area nearby.

I agree with the previous reviews. There are 6 pitches side by side and 3 lengthwise. Disposing of grey water can be difficult when it is full of campers. The water tap is located behind the campers. Nice town and cycling area. At the edge of the campsite, there was a container with herbs (rocket, chives, mint, lemon balm).

We stayed there for 2 nights, Friday and Saturday. During the day there is plenty of space. In the evening and at night it is full. Especially Friday evening. Most campers are just passing through. That is a shame, because it is a special village that is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. We visited the museum that showcases the history of the town. It also seems like a good area for cycling. We didn't cycle due to the weather. We didn't see a camper sign, but it is used as a campsite.