Lovely place with friendly owners and excellent facilities. Beautiful green surroundings from which the Twente landscape can be explored via beautiful walking and cycling routes. We will definitely come back here.

A lovely location to stay with a camper and particularly quiet; we were parked by the apple trees in the field in front of the campsite. In the evening, it was truly dark with a view of a beautiful starry sky. Very friendly owner and the facilities are excellent. Beautiful area with plenty of cycling and walking opportunities in a historic setting; as far as we are concerned, we will definitely be back here.

DO NOT use the QR code on the sign; simply pay €10 contactless via the blue parking meter (next to the changing station) and keep the receipt safe. There is an option to empty greywater, but despite paying, the water tap suddenly stopped working, the refund button didn't work either, and emptying the cassette was not hygienic. And all this while it is commercially owned.

The Salzsalinen are beautiful and have a special effect; it is also a lovely park for walking. The camper pitch is fine for an overnight stay. Thank you for your hospitality.

A wonderfully quiet spot by a beautiful park where, as a bonus, we also visited a vintage car meeting at the platform. Those old steam locomotives were truly magnificent! Thank you, Community of Harpstedt, for your hospitality!

What an incredibly beautiful spot in the middle of a beautiful and large nature reserve. After our visit to the open-air museum, it soon became quiet and dark, but really, really dark. We slept wonderfully and well. There were no amenities, but as a camper, you have those on board yourself. Municipality of Hössingen and Museum, many thanks!

Good place to stay with a friendly manager and good facilities. We didn't use the shower and toilet facilities (with card) because we have those on board ourselves. It was incredibly busy though; we arrived at 1:00 PM and were lucky that there was just one spot left. The Hanseatic city is 'around the corner' but suffered greatly during WWII and the 40 years that followed.

An impressive museum covering a period experienced up close and burned into our memories. We only found out later that there is also a campervan site here. And what a lovely German fellow bus driver who just casually shared a few cans of pea soup he had left over with us; thank you so much!