Great free parking spot, it's a shame that locals misuse it as a permanent parking space for their motorhomes. The Märklin Museum is within walking distance and absolutely worth seeing. We were appalled by Göppingen's city center – largely neglected, lots of trash on the streets and sidewalks, and in the evenings noise from cars driving back and forth with loud music.

We spent a peaceful, relaxed, and safe night in this large parking lot. It would be a good sign for Hymer, as a major motorhome manufacturer, to install a service station here.

A very clean and well-maintained campsite, extremely compact. This is the only legal overnight parking option for motorhomes for miles around, so it's quite difficult to get a spot. We paid €40.20 per night for two people – including unlimited electricity (6A), water and waste disposal, showers, toilets, and excellent Wi-Fi. Check-in and check-out are fully automated. Our only complaint was the limited space on the site.

In short: €25 for this neglected construction site parking lot is a huge outrage.

For a fair price (we paid €11.50/24 hours), there are spacious pitches in a quite pleasant setting; we spent a quiet and relaxing night at the campsite. There is a service station for water and waste disposal, and the charming old town is about a 20-minute walk away.

The condition of this shadeless gravel parking lot is truly awful, and the location is no less so. You pay the current €20 at the thermal baths, but all you get is unlimited electricity at the few working sockets. It took us about 40 minutes to walk to the attractive old town.

A parking space with water and waste disposal facilities as well as electricity hookups (a fair €0.50 for 1 kWh) close to the beautiful historic center – it's great that the city offers something like this. The downside is that the spaces are very crowded and many are only really suitable for motorhomes up to 6.50m in length.