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From Nov. 1st, the reception, terrace, toilets, and showers are closed. A fine campsite with the necessary facilities. Payment is made using the envelope provided. From the campsite, it is beautiful to cycle or walk along the River Saar.

The visit to the visitor center is fine and the staff is very helpful. The visit to the park is disappointing due to the many closures, meaning the vast majority of the viewpoints are currently inaccessible because of construction work. Parking fees, however, must be paid. Check first if everything is accessible again, and if not, save yourself the trouble!

The camper pitch itself is a fine place to stay for a longer period. However, regarding the electricity consumption, I would like to make a comment! Arrived at 8:00 PM, charged 2 bicycle batteries and used two kettles of hot water (one for 4 cups of tea and a liter of hot water for a quick wash), and immediately €1 poorer by 10:00 PM? A kilowatt-hour of electricity runs out quickly at this site, as we discovered!

A great camper spot with owners who give you a warm welcome and make you feel at home. Everything a camper needs, and more, is available. We had a wonderful weekend there. We cycled along the dike towards Makkum and the next day towards Harlingen. Highly recommended!

In itself, this is a fine motorhome site for a stopover or a visit to beautiful Sittard. In addition to about eight motorhomes, I saw three caravans that (by the looks of it) are staying there for an extended period. It is also advisable to thoroughly disinfect the tap before taking on drinking water, as it is the only available water tap. More than once I have encountered people who simply flush the toilet cassette as long as there is a tap.

Until late evening, there is reasonably busy traffic, and every now and then a low-flying aircraft begins its descent to the airfield further away. The night passed very quietly. In short, a great place for an overnight stay.

This mini-campsite is a perfect place to stay for campers, offering many extras. In addition to shower and toilet facilities, you can purchase coffee, tea, soft ice cream, eggs, etc. for a fee. Furthermore, there is a very beautiful area for cycling and walking, and a visit to the Silver Museum in Schoonhoven is highly recommended.

As previously mentioned in reviews, the campsite feels a bit basic. The owners are welcoming, and the site is well-equipped with everything a camper needs. There is even a shower and washing machine available. The lady runs her fruit and vegetable shop from her garden. The walk to the castle ruins goes through a charming village and is well worth the climb.

Simple campsite with all necessary amenities. The sanitation is now equipped with a standard tap. Cyclists can join the start of the Voie Verte (former railway line) towards Bordeaux at the fire station.

It is wonderful to visit a camper site again that is equipped with the facilities we prefer. At this site, you will find peace and quiet, beautiful cycling and walking routes, and plenty of information about what there is to see and do in the surrounding area. In short, friendly and helpful owners with a heart for campers. To put it briefly, this is a place to come back to.