Great, works even in winter. Don't insert euro coins into the Sanizuil dispenser, but go to the gas station and get a coin insert, 50 cents each for, I estimate, 50 liters. At first glance, the dispenser doesn't seem to work (the buttons are partially cracked open), but as soon as you insert a coin, a light comes on and the buttons work, provided you press gently.

Not really bad, but not great either. The campground is open in the winter, but the water intake and waste disposal are closed. (All the water taps on the campground itself are too, so that's no alternative.) So that's useless. Just close it in the winter, then we wouldn't have driven here unnecessarily. And it really isn't that difficult to keep a tap frost-free, especially next to a large campground like this. (Electricity does work, by the way.)

Absolutely fantastic. The only minor drawback: according to their website, during a really cold winter, water can still be taken in and drained even in freezing temperatures—but when there's serious SNOW (a maximum of a few days a year, and even then they're still open), their service area is also snowed under, slippery, and unusable, as was our experience in early January 2026. On all the other 360 or so days of the year, this is, of course, a completely irrelevant point.

A-ma-zing CP, everything top-notch and super convenient. And then there's all sorts of lovely regional products in the little shop. And all for just 12 euros + 3 euros for electricity. Once again: A-MA-ZING!

Great location. Only downside: the chemical drain tap is a push-in type, which means 10 seconds of water. Very inconvenient. Unlike elsewhere, the lawn doesn't turn into a mud puddle when it rains because, as the harbor master told us, the subsoil is rubble (porous) with soil on top, so water can drain away. Parking is available on both sides—so there's a large, open lawn in the middle where everyone can sit and enjoy a view of the water. NOTE: Closing date: November 1st, the harbor master told us, not October 1st!

This is a nearly perfect campervan site: you can choose your own spot in plenty of space (so even when it's busy, you won't feel cramped), you can choose between sun or shade, grass or asphalt, and enjoy expansive views (unfortunately, not from a hill overlooking a valley or waterway), set back from the quiet road (though not completely secluded), and water, electricity, and waste disposal (paid for with euro coins). The downside: the electricity pitches are too close to the road (unless you have very long cables...).

Great location on grass in two sections, each 1/8 circle around Das Bad swimming pool (located two streets north of the map shown here). Payment at the cashier: €7.50 including electricity + a €50 deposit for the key (refundable upon return) for the barrier tag, electricity box, and sanitation column (left before the parking entrance; the coin costs €2). You can also park for free on the other 1/8 circle of grass. There's no electricity there. There's a manual barrier that isn't locked.

The photos look rather bleak, and in reality, it certainly was. Just asphalt and stone, surrounded by tall, opaque shrubs and hedges. It feels closed in with no view. It does seem like a peaceful area if you want to sleep in undisturbed. It's quite in the outskirts of the city, but it doesn't seem particularly unsafe. We drove north to Merzig. Spacious pitches there on grass near the pool. Paid-for electricity, or free.

It seems like a great spot, but only if you're one of the four or five campers who arrived first, or were already there, because then you can indeed park right on the edge of the lawn. If you're the fifth or sixth, you can, if you prefer, park in the regular parking space for cars. There's nothing wrong with that, but then you'll be among the regular cars and have no view. That wasn't the plan/idea for which we came here, so we drove on.

Just about acceptable CP IF it's half occupied, because then there's always one free spot next to you. If it's more than half occupied, you're crammed right next to each other, exactly 4 meters wide – including the camper. And everything is on a gravel surface. Electricity costs €1 = 1 kWh. You also have to pay for water, and on top of that, a €16 parking fee. Completely absurdly overpriced. We won't be returning. Free parking is available in all sorts of other places nearby (without amenities, of course).

Excellent campsite. Large, so lots of campers, but partly terraced & you choose your own spot, so you have a view & aren't easily crowded. The whole place feels peaceful & spacious. The valley is wide, mountain views. We paid €49 (2p & electricity, the campsite uses a super exchange rate of 1 SFR = 1 EUR - 2025) – expensive, but here in/near Zermatt EVERYTHING is expensive. In Zermatt: take away 2 pizzas for €55!! "They're crazy, these Swiss." Washer/dryer: 1 SFR/hour & free "drying cellar."

Excellent location. Free parking, water, and drainage. Clean, spacious, and quiet. (Because yes, if "real" campervan sites are full, there's still a regular parking lot next to it that's four times as big and isn't heavily used by cars.) There are also two drawbacks to this campsite: there's no shade, and the power point is still disconnected.

This is a top spot only if you want to walk straight into Sestri from your campervan and/or be less than 100 meters from the beach. Otherwise, avoid this campsite like the plague. Contrary to what the photos suggest, you're crammed together (we were there in July), with about half the pitches in ZERO shade. The other half (I think: long-standing pitches) are under trees or bushes. The whole thing is situated in a rocky outcrop, so there's no wind, but it is hot. Price for 2025 for 2 people: €45 + €2 cash/tax. Absurdly overpriced!

Excellent toilet/gray dump station & fresh water refills—free. It's located on a very quiet square, on stone, where you could probably also stay overnight without any problems. But in terms of the nice view, pleasant green space, and cozy location: 3x No No No. I actually think it's an excellent service station.

Great location. We didn't stay there, but we did use the dump station and refill our water—free of charge. I've read in previous reviews that you have to pay for a night, but when entering from the north side, at the water/dump station, there's no mention of this.

This Zona Verde parking lot may be closed, but a hundred meters to the north is a very large parking lot—without facilities, by the way—where campers are (once again?) permitted. It's located somewhat on the main road, but if you park in the corner of the lot, you won't be bothered by it.

Barbera Caravans does NOT have a camper service facility!! They only sell and repair. However they were so very kind to make an exception for us and provide us with a tank of fresh water. But again this is NOT a camper service location!!

Back again (almost) two years later at this service point, and –you hardly believe it in Italy– everything still works fine. The on/off handle of the 4 sprinklers at the drain grid is now broken, but with the help of a water pump pliers or something you can easily turn them on and off. Furthermore, everything from my 2 previous reviews still applies: the nomads still live there & it remains a somewhat messy place, but everything works flawlessly and is completely FREE.

We +didn't+ use or even see this service point (so despite the -obligatory- star no opinion on whether it is good/bad), but the good news is that, contrary to what you might expect because it is located on the (E55) autostrada, it is TOLL-FREE to reach: the relevant section there is free.

There is a working water tap but I found it absolutely unsuitable for drinking water because it was clearly intended as flushing water for toilet cassettes. However, neither under that tap nor elsewhere is there a drain to empty the toilet. Effectively this means that this location is unusable or out of order. Only the self-service petrol/diesel filling station is functioning.

Simple but -at least at this moment, May 2025- functional (free) service point. The water tap works fine, provided you bring a standard connection adapter and water hose yourself. You can also use it for drinking water (in our case that is: filling bottles) but to be on the safe side we have limited our intake to the shower water tank. Drain has a large grid, is suitable for both toilet and grey & drains neatly (=no blockage).

In the afternoon & evening this cp is completely in the dark shadow of the bridge next to it, with almost zero view. In the middle of the Italian summer heat that is probably quite ideal. But in the early (or late) season on a beautiful sultry evening of approx. 20-22 degrees with a magnificent sunset on the other side of the bridge (of which you see nothing at all on this cp) we found it a dark, cold, nasty place, and we drove on.

Excellent cp with excellent facilities. Three spacious levels to stand. Part of the lowest level is close to the road, but it is (mid-May) not terribly busy. We slept excellently (on the 2nd level) despite the road. And indeed: ex-ceptionally friendly managers. Price (incl 2.70 tax pp) in total 24.50 per night for 2p, elex + water + sanitary facilities included. And a beautiful view too. Highly recommended!

Great location. Places on the water (approx. 25?) already full when we arrived (Wed/May/5pm). Indeed much too close together. But drove under the bridge: ample space & even a view of greenery (instead of cars) in almost empty bus bays (where of course there is no electricity). Pay for water with coins (100L/1€), but the pressure is absurdly high (soaked when filling bottles; with a water hose no problem). Walking along the river over the OLD bridge into town is great!

Great place. Large parking lot with in the evening in a very friendly atmosphere the local youth driving around in cars (a la America 1950s), at night at least during the week very quiet. Places directly on a large lawn. 5 euros/night incl electricity, pay at Shell pump on the same square, gives you the key for (four) power boxes/toilet building, probably (not used myself) there are also water taps in there. Also a great pizzeria directly on the square.

Absolute top CP. Everything as you want it: spacious pitches with grass next to them, view + peace, and all facilities are excellent. Only 2 minor minus points: drinking water point has no Gardena connection, which is strange & inconvenient (but can be solved by filling up water at the sinks that do have Gardena connection) and logging in / making a reservation takes too much time & asks absurdly too much in terms of privacy (home address, date of birth, telephone number), which is none of their business.

Excellent campsite in a great Paris location with spacious pitches (=all on asphalt, plus an equally large piece of grass next to it, each pitch bordered on three sides by a hedge). Friendly staff, also speaks English. The only downside is the service area. Everything works (drainage, water, toilet) but the -only- sani column is ancient, is in a very inconvenient place (in a corner) and has push buttons for water (instead of a regular tap) - clumsy for such a large campsite.

Totally great! So dead quiet -we were the only ones here, in November- that we completely overslept. That's something we rarely experience!

Indeed: clean & works. Top!

I recently added this CP because we saw it unexpectedly and had a look around, but then drove on because there was no water and no toilets available. I have ESTIMATED the price of 200 SEK (Aug 2024) because it is unfortunately not possible to enter it as 'Unknown'. If you don't need water and no toilets, it is a great place with a beautiful view over the water.

What a HORRIBLE place (and EVEN worse if you end up in the 2nd row, i.e. +not+ on the water/harbor. Being crammed in between 99 other campers on an asphalt plain: why don't all these campers just stay home?? The whole basic idea of a camper is that you have freedom, space, peace & nature, and this place has absolutely NONE of that. The facilities are fine though. We did a great service-only for 345 SEK & then drove away very fast.

A great but also strange CP. Great, because facilities are excellent (NB: toilet discharge IN the service building, NOT in front of it at the grey water discharge point), swimming pool half price and best: washing machine + dryer INCLUDED in price - reserve at reception, in blocks of 3 hours. Strange, because the entire complex is spacious & with emptiness around it, yet all (in themselves spacious) places have ZERO view. That feels +totally unnecessary+ far too close together.

We only stopped here to fill up with water and use the toilet so our experience is limited - and that's why it's 4 stars instead of 5. The reception was ex-ceptionally friendly, the toilets and toilet cubicle were spotlessly clean, and the pitches at the bottom of the hill/slope right on the water (although possibly a bit more in the wind) seemed perfectly ideal. Too bad we couldn't stay! (Tight travel schedule, sometimes that's bad luck+unfortunately.)

Fantastic place – if you are self-sufficient (& have good weather). The short way there is indeed quite bad but still doable. The place itself is almost deathly quiet, has a beautiful view of the lake & a huge lawn. We were there Mon + Tue with 1 or 2 campers in the evening/night and during the day only a few Swedish swimmers. The swimming bay is reasonably in the (wind) shelter and you can easily walk over pebbles into the very shallow water.

Fagelsjö is quite picturesque but the location of this (gravel) parking lot is only moderate: one of the large houses of the yard is quite in front of you & view. There is a swimming jetty at 100m. Price 150/200 SEK ex/in elex but no grey/toilet discharge. Water +with hose+ only just behind the 1st house on the right at/after the right yard entrance. Fill small tanks/bottles at toilets & (paid) shower. Camping Tandsjö (15km S & slightly more expensive) is probably a better place.

Great spot (and free too) provided you are self-sufficient in terms of electricity + water, although there is a small tap at the toilet / showers to fill bottles (also free) (no water hose can be connected). View magnificent & directly on the sea + Storebaelt bridge. The swimming jetty that extends about 50m into the sea, is used early and late by the locals. We were there with about 10 other campers but still plenty of room for more. Count on a nice sea breeze at all times!

Fan-tas-ti-cal place. Places on slightly different levels and +easy+ 10 campers fit on it, all of whom then have a magnificent view over the water, with the marina on the side. Cash only, per envelope, in (160) DKK or (20) EUR, incl. electricity. And no, that is NOT too expensive. Only downside: no grey water discharge point. But the longest drinking water hoses ever (>20m)! For those who like messing-around-with-boats (Wind in the Willows): This Is Your Place.

Indeed a truly fabulous place. Huge lawn where you can choose your own place. There are electrical columns (approximately 10 outlets) on both edges, each with a water tap. From the lawn you walk 100 meters further onto the beach and into the lake. Strange: on a Wednesday in August with perfect sunshine at 11am there were still hardly any bathers at the lake, which means we almost swam solo! Toilet, gray & water well arranged. Even a free shower/toilet building!

Top place. Even with full occupancy, you are still 3-4m apart AND everyone has a wide view because everyone has space around a large lawn. Couple of picnic tables in the middle. Ample shade from tall trees on the right as you enter the field, plenty of sun on the left. Toilet/grey water/drinking water excellent & with space arranged. Zero traffic noise. Extremely friendly manager. And that for 12 excl / 17 incl electricity. What else do you want?!

GREAT place to park/walk for free for days PROVIDED you don't need anything: bring solar cells, water tank full & toilet empty. Wide views to three sides, including Mont Blanc. Bar/restaurant Chalet just below it is simple but TOP: super nice people, main courses from €14 (pasta bolognese) to €20 (delicious trout + risotto). NB: There is no GSM/internet reception on 3/4 of the parking lot. Stand RIGHT IN THE BACK = view of MontBlanc = 1/4 part with GSM/intnet

A reasonable spot for 10 euros/night, so you don't have to stay at the more expensive campsite. So no electricity here, but only water and discharge. In essence it is a large lawn where everyone can choose their own spot (marked with wooden beams IN the ground). When it is not busy, everyone – except for some antisocial Italians – automatically keeps one empty space in between. (Or if it is busy, you will inevitably end up standing close to each other: cramped.)

Nice place, fairly spacious (unless fully occupied because then you are quite close to each other) and with a reasonably wide view sideways along the river in the valley. Enough trees provide shade in the sun, but do not make it too dark when there is no sun . The noise from the main road, located slightly above, is also not too bad, partly thanks to those trees. Plus: electricity. Melle is a typical small old mountain village - still nice. Great place for a transit trip.

Located at the bottom of the village at approximately the lowest point in the valley (approximately 150m long small asphalt road, quite steeply downwards). Result: internet that cannot be improved upon (at least on our old iPhone SEs via Ben - perhaps better with newer or other providers?). Quite a few trees, so reasonable shade when there is plenty of sun, but quickly gloomy when there is no sun. No electricity and no view. We thought it was too 'confined' and drove on.

It didn't seem like a pleasant place to stay, right on a fairly busy road (although the view over the valley is beautiful). Ideal for free water & toilet/grey drainage. Please note: the water tap is located approximately next to the large round drain grid, but somewhat hidden between the bushes at the back of the left side of the transformer house(?) that is immediately left of the parking spaces. I hadn't seen that crane at all at first.

Top location. The only downside is that the magnificent view (on 1 side, of the valley, the 3 other sides are full of vegetation) is only for/from 2 campers. We were there solo for two days – fantastic! Incl. elex 10 euros/night. Road is next to it, but with little traffic = OK. The sun sets behind the mountain but sunset sweeps over the valley view. Water & toilet/grey drainage fine. On arrival: open the chain yourself & call Enrico, he speaks English.

Free water, but electricity (apparently still) not working. The location itself is quite OK: the road next to it is continuous but not really busy, in our impression. The view itself is quite spacious, but certainly not expansive - I actually expected better from the reviews. All things considered, it seems like a great place for 1 night while passing through. Provided you can spare the electricity. We did need it, so we kept driving.

Great location with space & views. In the middle of the valley, mountains all around. Completely asphalted, but you can sit on a grass strip (approximately 5m wide) in front of your camper. Beek of course rushes along 24/7. Electricity: turn the switch per plug in the box on=up. Drinking water: we preferred to use our own hose, otherwise fine. Phone number to register. Two disadvantages: no shade & 25 euros is too expensive (free parking everywhere in low season without facilities).

Great quiet place to spend the night. With a permanent murmur from the stream next to it, at least when you, like us, stand as far away from the houses as possible. The bakery (with indoor seating and outdoor terrace) at the entrance is TOP indeed. Price has risen to 1.60 per hour (2024), instead of the 1.20 in the old photo. From 6 p.m. to 12 p.m. we spent 27.40 - that's not cheap anymore, especially considering zero facilities. Indeed, cp Caregnato on SS38 west of Merano is better.

I can't remember any other CP where a fantastic location (here: hilltop with great views) has been ruined as incompetently as this one. PLEASE NOTE: this CP is in good condition, facilities are top notch, no external misery (noise, crowds, whatever). But: -The 2 fields with the most beautiful view are… passenger car parking lots! -ALL campers are close together on 3 gravel fields without any grass in between & virtually without a view. This could have been SO MUCH better!

At the end of September 2021, I wrote about this CP here that it was truly fa-bel-haft, and had everything you could want as a camper. And this spring 2024 we were in the area again, stayed there for two nights, and I can repeat & underline myself: Einfach fa-bel-haft. Has everything you could want. That's what we call constant quality.

Top location! Beautifully landscaped, well maintained, friendly managers. We called in the evening to see if we could come in shortly before 10 p.m.: no problem! The only thing we thought was a shame, but not a problem for 1 night, was that we could not choose a place ourselves on the largely empty meadows. Now we ended up standing next to neighbors who had not asked for this either, while there were still plenty of empty places. (Or, alternatively: were they perhaps too soggy??)

The town of Felsberg is full of beautiful half-timbered houses and has a good sized ReWe, but unfortunately we didn't like this CP. Messy and muddy at the entrance. Our +impression+ was that there were (also) a number of permanent residents, which is often a bad sign. (However, we could be completely wrong — we just +suspected+ it.) Nevertheless, the overall appearance was enough reason for us to move on quickly.

We drove the (dead-end) access road all the way to the entrance and then discovered that it was packed with campers - all right next to each other, so with virtually zero space around you. Furthermore: as can be seen on the map, the CP is not ON but at some distance from the Silbersee. We were anything but happy about it and drove south to the CP in Immichenhain, which turned out to be an oasis of peace, space and views.

Fabulous here! We were almost solo for 2 nights, with a wide view (while 3 CPs on the way from Kassel were miserably muddy). Even when it is fully occupied, everyone retains that view. Manager Stefan is very friendly and likes to chat when collecting +cash-only+ payment. The surface is gravel on grass, so no mud problems after heavy rain. Few direction signs, but the address is correct! (NB: last photo, with mountains, 16Aug23, is NOT of this CP!)

Hm, if it is an experiment/pilot - which I obviously welcome - why doesn't the municipality just have the three overflowing waste bins emptied? And why is an apparently semi-permanent pitch tolerated for an old caravan without a license plate? That way things seem to get messy quickly. (That is certainly not the case yet, but there is a slight threat of that.) Furthermore, the location itself is beautiful and wonderfully quiet, even at night.

Great place without facilities. But NOT nice that there is (also) a caravan that appears to be deserted. IF the municipality indeed seems as keen to enforce this as some report below, can those officials immediately remove that caravan?!

Beautiful location to be surrounded by greenery, especially out of season (many cars parked there in July/August). But from almost no camper pitch you have a view of the lake. Discharging is not a problem, but tapping water (by the way: free) is: both taps have no thread (and impractical push-buttons). So there is no hose to connect, the only option is with a funnel. What location manager and idiot would come up with something like that?

I arrived at dusk and assumed (since the campsite is in the middle of the village & at an intersection & next to a passenger car parking lot) that there would inevitably be some crowds and noise in the morning that I would rather not wake up from. So I searched and found another place in a corner near the sports field (Les Terriers - no prohibited access, but one-way traffic: go via the west road, return via the east road). Next morning back at the CP (for water): still dead quiet + deserted!

Excellent semi-bare campsite on a hilltop. But only 2 places (choose yourself, on gravel) have a truly unobstructed view, the others have to look through bushes (not really closed, but still an obstructed view). 3 large picnic tables with a wide view. Maybe it's because of October, but it's windy here, so wear a fleece in the full sun! Standing and unloading is free. The 5 euros for 10 minutes of water or 1 hour of electricity is crazy expensive, and hardly anyone will use it.

Indeed a simple but excellent place (PROVIDED you don't need electricity). When I arrived around sunset, the 6 to 8 campers present were all standing on the almost football field-sized (albeit somewhat bumpy) lawn (so +not++ on the gravel strip). Ideal! No one comes to collect money in the morning. Only in high season??? Sani column is a bit messy (triangular with one side for drinking water, the side next to the drain) but works well. Free! The village has an excellent bakery.

Actually a great place PROVIDED you don't need any facilities. There is shade under the trees, it is certainly quieter on the back village road than along the D94 main road, there is a drinking water tap (not usable for bulk intake, unless with a funnel), the place is official so even gendarmes can help you. Don't be scared away, the view is not great but it is spacious (on an unused flower field & mountain), plus an accessible (swimming?) stream just behind it!

CP in itself OK, very long/spacious so, I assume, always room. Collecting tokens at the Thermal Baths for water is inconvenient but understandable (due to theft from the sanitary column). Discharging is free without tokens. I find it objectionable that you have zero view: valley wall close by on all sides. And therefore almost no wind. Plus only a few places with shade on the CP. Finally, it seemed to me that a number of campers were more or less permanently here, but I could be wrong

Discharging gray water is no problem, it goes through a grate in the road. Water is also available from a tap, but we will only use it for the shower. We do not take any risks when it comes to refilling drinking water bottles because we still have plenty in stock. It is possible to discharge the cassette via the road grate, but this is probably not the intention. The drain intended for cassettes is blocked according to the pasted text, “awaiting repair”. Wondering when that will happen...

If you have not yet experienced being cooped up with your camper, you can experience it here. Huty-mutty is an understatement. So in THAT sense this is a shit place. BUT: you are IN the city, within WALKING distance of everything you want to see AND the service facilities are excellent. (I don't know about toilets/showers, we use our own.) In that sense, 30 eur/night is not expensive. And if you definitely want space for a table and chairs outside, why not rent a second space?

Great place with a spacious SPACIOUS view. Places are (almost?) all on sand/gravel, so dusty when dry (like when we were there) and (possibly) muddy when wet. We had to move on to the boat in Olbia, so we only had a quick service here, where everything worked perfectly and for which we paid 8 euros to the extremely friendly manager.

Two 1-euro coins wasted at two different service kiosks, one yielded not a drop, the other only a few liters at most and then nothing. (I have not tried electricity, but I suspect the same non-supply problem, since water/electricity are both controlled by the same throw-in machine.) Zero shade on the entire CP too. We drove on.

Everything good from previous reviews is correct. Super place. And above all: WITH SHADOW! We paid (in September = low season) 33 euros for camper+2p, of which 25 stage fees, 5 electricity and 3 tourist tax. Everything is included. Extra: washing machine incl soap 6 euros. Two negatives: -Closed from 12:30 to 15:30. Then you can't get in — and, bizarrely, you can't get OUT either!! -The dishes and sinks only have cold water (showers are warm and therefore free).

Back to this service place after 2 years, because our Italian friends still live nearby. The nomads still live here and still wouldn't hurt a fly. And the place is still messy. But, surprise: everything still works perfectly! Bring your own water hammer & gardena adapter: the water runs, the drain is fairly clean and not clogged at all, and even the 4 drain jets work. And: all FREE!

Lago Braies is picture-perfect but overrated, because way too busy+expensive. Walking around it you +always+ see people, if you don't trip over them already. First pay toll road (NB: free after 4 pm!), then camper-parking for +35 EUR+ per 24 hours (July) with ZERO facilities. (But: the toilet kiosk has a tap with a screw thread, you only need a type of central heating vent key to open it.) No WiFi. Worse: ZERO mobile internet/GSM coverage in the car park.

In terms of surface area, a huge cp in a valley (completely surrounded by mountains) where even if it were busy (would it ever be?) you can find spacious empty places further back. Provided you don't need electricity. If you do want one, there is a much smaller meadow close/behind the bar/restaurant. We paid EUR 8/night without electricity. We have not seen a drinking water point or toilet / gray water drain, but we did not need it either.

To our slight surprise (because strange location, who is going to maintain this?) both water taps still worked fine & free of charge, and although one drain (I think: for toilet) was clogged, the other (=grey) was open & fine. Incidentally, you can also tap free water at the car park directly to the north of Lorenzago di Cadore (at the very back on the right, but without a screw thread for the Gardena connection, so only via buckets). There are also rain wells.

Top place, provided it is quiet (i.e. 4-6 campers, because with their max 15 places occupied you are in a hut-mutje and the fun is over quickly) and you have a lot of meters of electricity cable or do not need electricity (there is only 1 cupboard with 6 connections). Price summer 2023 idd 8 euros excl / 10 euros incl electricity. Drinking water via 1-euro coin. Gray + toilet drain free. No view of the otherwise beautiful lake in which you can also swim (it seemed to us, but not tried).

Prima CP. Driving in & out with + the same + credit card works flawlessly, for 9 euros / night incl electricity but excluding water, which costs a 1 euro coin per 5 minutes (= approx. 100L). Time continues even if you turn off the tap in the meantime, and beware: water pressure is quite strong. CP can also be used as a service area-only because the sanitary column (water/toilet) & drainage gutter (grey) is/is outside (= in front of) the barrier. Then drain for free and only pay for water.

Excellent CP. Well 2 notes: 1) Code for toilet/shower is at the bottom of the 'Stationnement' receipt (intended for behind the windscreen) 2) Be careful with electricity: if you plug into a socket that is still active (green light on) upon arrival, you CANNOT 'overrule' that time that is still running with your own QR code voucher. So you use electricity from the predecessor — UNTIL its 24 hours are gone! With us that was early in the morning and we were without it unnoticed. Reset with QR code!

For the price of 8 euros this is a great place. Like previous reviewers, we were allowed to stand on the paved driveway of the house / yard, due to heavy rainfall (which causes a swampy lawn locally). Sure, you see – and you especially hear – the highway that is nearby, but we didn't find that a problem for a night in transit. Water + electricity top arranged. Minus point: the gray water pit is slightly +above+ street level, so you CANNOT drive above/over it.

I fully agree with what many have already reported: excellent cp, fully automated, super clean, with even a washing machine, and each camper has its own (small-but-big-enough) grass strip. And that for only 13 euros per 24 hours! Plus a Leclerq mega supermarket 250m walk away. The only downside I can think of is: no view, because the entire cp is surrounded by a camper-high green hedge. But that couldn't spoil our fun.

Toilet discharge is in itself free, but only if you do not use a drop of (clean) water. If you do want to – I always like to rinse that cassette clean – you still have to pay for that water: with tokens for which you first have to go to the bakery, pizzeria or town hall — of course closed when you need them. Super stupid & clumsy. That machine should of course just have accepted euro coins — can that be combien difficile??

Excellent functional unmanned service station for toilet + gray water discharge. NOT very useful for taking in drinking water because the tap is a pressure tap, ie press it again every 10 seconds to let the water run through. So impractical. But toilet + gray discharge is excellent, and is free. Just turn your own standard Gardena adapter on the tap.

Great place with a magnificent view, right on the edge of a -not even that big- parking lot BUT that is on your camper's left side - and that beautiful view on your 10x more important right side, with a spacious lawn right in front of that side. Super place!

The front desk is closed (at least in +October+) between 12.30-13.30 — but a member of staff I met on site around 1 pm was extremely kind when I mentioned that I was only stopping by for water/toilet discharge/filling, let me in for a while. Kudos to such customer service! And reason to come back later for a regular visit — it all looks really nice here.

TOP CP!! Fully automated: pressing a button at the entrance barrier (= the right one) produces a ticket (with access code for sanitary facilities) and opens the barrier. Pay only on departure (with that ticket, via machine, only with debit card/cc): 15 EUR per 24-hour period (incl. elect+water+wc/dch), ie leave it in = next (or other) day let it out. Despite unmanned, still spotless sanitary facilities and toilet waste bin. Gray discharge into a large gutter in the ground.

Great location with lots of space (unless super busy? Next to us but 3 others). The Tallycard system works without any problems: on arrival you take/receive such a card from the machine (via credit card), on departure the machine takes it again and your balance is refunded. (Note: the receipt states what you have +consumed+ in total, not what you +receive+. Downside: water hose at the toilet tank drain sprays KEIHARD & only if you keep the button pressed. Mega-impractical!

Uninviting place in the middle of companies indeed. There is a green lawn with picnic tables on one side. All facilities seem fine, but the price of 300 NOK (2022) is really too high given the poor location. There is also a washing machine + dryer, but they are NOT included: costs per piece/round 50 NOK. We drove on to the Stensarmen CP nearby, where you have a much better view for 100 NOK, but without facilities.

Good place indeed, from the municipality of Tonsberg, for NOK 100 (2022) with a beautiful view over/on/on water.. There is a fence around it, but the access is just permanently open without a gate. Zero amenities except 1 dumpster. Entire terrain is asphalt/gravel except a strip of grass near water, which needs to be mowed

Great free sani station, +nothing+ wrong with it, but slightly different from usual: - Waste water + toilet discharge into the same spacious pit (with grate) -Lift the approx 1mtr-wide cover plate at the bottom of the column: then the flushing of the well switches on until you slide the plate back -Under the opened plate is a water hose with an open/close spray head (without standard Gardena connector) to clean the toilet tank + pit -On the side is a door + cabinet, containing drinking water (with Gardena) Great!

Indeed an excellent, clean, spacious CP for free if you want + can stand without any facilities. We found a very pleasant detail that the sun -if any- shines on it until well into the evening: ideal for having a drink & eating outside in that heat. The disadvantage is of course quite limited shade if it is too hot in the afternoon. In the smabathavn right next door (I think, but haven't tried) you can probably also refill a few bottles of drinking water if necessary.

Contrary to the positive reviews before, I think this is a worthless service point. IF you offer it, do it RIGHT, DAMNED. 1) There is NO water/hose connection at the toilet drain. So if you want to rinse your toilet tank properly, you can't. You can put on a silly trickle of water with your foot and that goes OVER YOUR FOOT. amateurs!! 2) Drinking water is in a dull spot at the front door and has a SMALL connection!? SO CUTE EVERYONE.

The sani station is closed. Presumably due to overdue maintenance, in any case: stones around it & drain hole blocked = made unusable. The enormous asphalt surface (especially the part in front of the trucks, in the back = less noise from the E6) still seems perfectly usable for overnight stays without facilities. We came here in the afternoon for a short break, not overnight, so I can't report any costs.

Beautiful place, but there is a sign that says No RVs. What is meant is that you are not allowed to +overnight+ there. During the day, people who go to the beach park their cars here, so that should also be possible with a camper. On a sweltering (25 degrees) weekday in August 2022, the beach + parking were largely empty.

For the (2022) price of 150 NOK (including electricity) this is indeed a great CP. Emptying the toilet, emptying the gray, filling up with water, electricity: everything is in tip-top order, and also a beautiful view of the wide Trondheimfjord. Harry, from the Spiseri, 100m away, is a lovely man who cooks simple meals for very reasonable prices. You sit there beautifully, with a view of the marina. NB: Spiseri Mon+Tue closed but cp just usable. Then drop cash.

There is NO sign saying 'No Camping' at the entrance (or at least: no more). Price is now 32 NOK/day (no, not 320), pay at the entrance machine with credit card or coins. This place is IMHO MUCH better than the Hooya badeplass (5km to the west): here is a large lawn in front of the beach & the car park itself is open (instead of bordered/closed by trees on all sides). There are trees on the beach side, so virtually no view of the water. Toilets neat + open.

Great place in terms of tranquility indeed, and access to the beach (also pebbles), but we found the parking lot itself quite sad: completely surrounded by trees, so ZERO view, while you are right on the coast: the 'tree-line' around the P is about 10m wide, enough to block 80% of the view of the water. So unless you only come for silence, I would really advise against this CP. NB: Do not stop at the first small P — 100m further is the real/large P.

PROVIDED you do not need electricity + plumbing, this is a magnificent CP: fantastic view directly on the sea for almost every camper (unless über-pressure) / toilet discharge / gray discharge / water refueling / waste container. And that for -for Norwegian standards- only 150 NOK: for that you can stand for two days for almost the same amount as many other CPs ask for one day. Payment for non-Norwegians: only by cash in an envelope.

Magnificent views of the bay —especially at sunset, if there is one. We were here in the soaking wet summer of 2022, after so much rain that the formal motorhome was inaccessible due to 30+ cm of water on the last stretch of road just before, so we went to the regular (non-camper) parking lot. There were 4 Norwegian tents on the wide patch of grass in front of the beach; more than 4 more could have been added without disturbing each other. Only amenity: a toilet.

Super location right on the marina on asphalt, with a wooden picnic + pedestrian promenade in front of you (all campers with nose towards the harbor). Price is now 300 NOK including electricity. All facilities of the marina free of charge - including 2 washing machines & 2 dryers in the clubhouse (from 6am to midnight). Payment for non-Norwegians via cash in an envelope, but we just pretended to be a boat for NOK 300 in the GoMarina app, also works flawlessly.

Beautiful spot on the fjord, NOT (or in any case: not anymore) forbidden to stand. We're just passing by here in the morning to see if he can or cannot stand here — and who's already here? Two Dutch campers… By the way: zero facilities.

Excellent CP. Seems pricey for NOK 250 (incl electricity, without is not possible) but it is NOT if you include the included unlimited use of washing machine + dryer (IN the building, you will automatically receive an access code with/via the GoMarina app). That is already worth >100 NOK. Showers + toilets (also for disabled people) also included, plus 2 BBQs. Refueling & toilet/gray discharge: 200m due north + (not west, as someone wrote) is the free service station.

Great service point. Everything for free: fill up with water (standard Gardena coupling, with hose already attached), discharge gray water (in/over the floor grate), discharge the toilet (flushing it also works well). And everything perfectly clean. Belongs to the CP at the marina, 200m south, which is also tip-top. Long live Sykkylven!

In essence this is a sad and desolate parking lot on asphalt and gravel, with only a toilet block & waste bins. So in bad weather it's pretty deep misery. But on better days… Hiking! View! Ski lift! Then the NOK 60 price excluding electricity is a great deal. The 100 NOK extra for including electricity (so a total of 160 NOK) nevertheless remains completely ridiculous in any weather. TEN euros for one night of electricity - sometimes Norwegians are just crazy!

Excellent spot, especially if like us you're lucky enough to have the 'top'/furthest seat available. Then you can stand upside down = with right side to the fjord = magnificent, completely unobstructed view of it. All other motorhomes are side by side facing the harbor with approximately 2m of 'own' space in between. The price is now NOK 200 including electricity. The GoMarina app works without any problems, but you must have a credit card for it.

Totally agree with all the previous excellent reviews. A completely free, well-equipped and clean service station — what more could you ask for? (Well, that you can connect your own water hose with a standard gardena coupling. Someone wrote something like that – namely that that was possible – but I did not see how the existing hose (with a very hard water jet) could be disconnected. Nevertheless: we were VERY satisfied with this top spot.

I’d recommend NOT going here. The (1st) picture of a camper on a grass pitch next to the water suggests an idyllic location — which this is definitely not. Viewed from the road (we didn’t enter) it appears this site doesn’t even border to water. Basically it’s just a number of tiny holiday hytter packed together on a way too small plot of land. The camping opposite, Stuvik, is equally overcrowded with hytter but does actually border to the fjord.

Location is fantastic – circular, with just over half of it right on the fjord – but unsheltered so in high winds or rain you get the full blast & nothing to hide behind/under. The (paid) toilet drain is located in/near the small marina on the north side, a short walk away. (Strictly speaking, that drain does not belong to this CP, but is intended for the boats of the marina.) Gray water can simply go into the sewerage wells.

Excellent quiet free place with a fairly wide view over the fields (with school building at approx. 125m). Grassed area at end of paved areas. It was not clear to me whether that grass was also intended as standing places, but it did not say anywhere that that was prohibited, so I just stood there (as 2nd), on the wide corner spot. Next morning (Sat) there are 4 more French campers standing on that grass. Alors, pas interdit, semble-t-il.

Facilities Id excellent as everyone reports. But jeeez, THAT ROAD RIGHT NEXT - what a mess. Starts shortly before 7 a.m. and then continues almost continuously, at speeds of 50-70 km/h. We were just passing through here, but even that was something we really regretted in the morning – while we usually don't worry too much about a little nuisance. In short: really only suitable as a service place. Municipality, move this cp!

The municipality of Chatillon has misunderstood: CP is OK in itself (water and electricity flow, toilet dump is rusty but works and not dirty, whole place asphalt) and costs only 5.25 euros per 24 hours, including water and electricity — and then they put a black cloth/fence around it of 2m high, depriving them of any view except on the tops of the mountains. As if campers are uglier than the regular parking lot next door?! In short: a great place to pass through, but that's all.

Looks fine and according to other reviews the facilities are also okay. Plus: right in the middle of the flat valley, so plenty of sun. But this CP is also literally next to the SS26, and then even directly at a roundabout in it. That road may be quiet at night, but on a sunny Saturday afternoon in mid-October it was certainly quite busy—much busier than we could bear. So we drove on.

CP seems fine in itself. But while the whole valley, when we arrived here in mid-October around 2.30 pm, was still fully sun-drenched, this CP has already disappeared for some time in the shadow of the mountain west next to it. So it suddenly looks cold, dark & miserable here. We quickly drove north and then stood in the sun (until almost 5 pm) in the almost empty parking lot of the cemetery (at the southern tip) of Verrès.

Great location id. You can easily walk onto the large lawn and/or into the city, and the canoe track on the other side of the lawn is long + fun to watch. Downside that on (Saturday) morning a group of 8 completely antisocial Italian girls found it necessary to do their workout at 9.15 am on that lawn to the rumbling noise of something they apparently thought was music. (Can they only do it on weekends because too hard for the school next door.)

I can fully agree with Irie's review of 22/7/2020: great place, better than everything-in-the-distant-area-for-way-too-much-money. (Provided you don't need any amenities.) We were here about two weeks ago on our way to Italy and paid 8 euros. If we come back here we will definitely do it again.

Nothing wrong with this service point. Those nomads are still there, but I don't think there's anything wrong with them. Water is free, but bring your own adapter (gardena type) and hose. Toilet drain is a bit of a mess but well, a completely unattended place, so that's how it goes. However, the top of both faucets operates the four nozzles on all points of that point, and parbleu, all four of them work fine. It's not really enough, but it helps quite a bit.

The custudio will be at your door within 1 minute after entering. But extremely friendly man. We only came by for service. That costs 8 euros, but if you pay cash = black, it can sometimes be slightly lower. We found no objection and for 2 clean porta-pottis and 110 liters of water a very reasonable price. Empty gray water into (the oblique drain zone of) the well, otherwise Custo will get angry (doesn't make any sense, but move forward).

Indeed excellent place if you don't need anything. We had a dead quiet Sun/Mon night while passing through, zero problems with the quiet road/street next to it. Place is right next to sports field, so Friday and Saturday evenings may not be a good time to stand because of athletes in the morning. Sun rises (right in length of field) on the side of the entrance. View over (at a sufficient distance and lower) zone industriale. In short: ideal for transit!

Einfach fa-bel-haft. This one has got absolutely everything you could possibly want.

Idyllically located, excellent campsite directly on the Rhine, with a great terrace and pizzeria next to it. Very friendly manager couple. Notes: 1) As a passer-by you always stand in 2nd row, 1st row is full of fixed posts that block a view of the Rhine. 2) High Ordung level among administrators: sitting with a loose chair on grass of non-present uprights (Monday!) – Verboten; little foam of red toilet flushing water on the floor: Total panic – for nothing.

Back again here after a year. There are now TWO CAVEATS here: 1) After inserting your 2 EUR coin, you'll have to hit the sani-column a few times pretty hard just to make the coin roll through. 2) Some idiot took of the tap and replaced it by a push-button. So ONLY if there's TWO OF YOU (one to keep the button pushed for 10min) you'll be able to tank fresh water. No way to do it just by yourself...

Simply TOPS. Nothing to add to all the praise below. The lawn IS indeed beau-ti-ful. Price incl (standard) elex EUR 14,50. We didn't try the small restaurant but it looked really promising. In summer, as opposed to currently autumn-in-the-rain (and when not too busy), this must be a pretty glorious place to stay.

With everything being free here, it's understandably a popular location (though with pitches immediately next to each other): even out of season (early Oct) on a friday with non-stop pouring rain all day, this site was already fully occupied when we came in at 16.00h. So we could only dump+refill (perfectly functioning facilities – but do bring your own fresh water hose) and then had to move on.

Not hard to find at all: at the end/top of the Industriestrasse (just before train crossing) turn right. Everything is functioning, BUT: A) Bring your own hose PLUS a SMALL (diameter) adapter - the (Gardena) standard size will not fit (=you need a smaller ring WITHIN the adapter). B) Works on 50cent coins only & appears to be time-limited –not liters-limited– so setup hose before putting in coin.

Excellent! Do note, however, that you should NOT tap your FRESH water from the thick white hose next tothesanitary column but from the tap next to the front door of the office some 25m to the right. Would have given full 10 points if the fresh water hose would have been easier detachable (for smaller hose), ie by clicking out of an adapter instead of having to unscrew from the top. Still, tops!

All fine if you ONLY need to dump toilet and/or grey water. However, utterly INadequate for filling up fresh water: there's only ONE, NON-detachable water hose, which is long enough to reach the toilet dump hole — so that's a total no-go for fresh water. Still, there is a standard fresh water tap at the off-side of the Esso station, but you'll have to get the tap adapter from inside the shop.

Excellent. Superwide wc-dump hose with adjustable waterjet power (XS to XXXL), wide sinkhole in the road with removable lid, spacious, clean, all-outdoors. For fresh water, you have to bring your own hose and (standard Gardena) adapter. Adjacent large (payed) parking.

Stunningly magnificent view, but at times REALLY steep all-gravel road. Our camper (6m Ducato 1991) failed at one extra steep left turn 200m before the top. (Had to stop halfway the curve as another car came down, but then front wheels couldnt find traction again: we carried too much weight behind rear axis… One rear wheel almost slipped into side-ditch.) But SUPER FRIENDLY Norwegians towed us up!

For its price alone –180 NOK incl elex or 150 ex, while delivering fine overall quality– this camping deserves 9 points. We came in at 20.30h in complete darkness but were most welcome. VERY friendly owners couple indeed. The one minor thing is the view (far off mountains all around, camping full with longstays) — all else super! 2 washers & 2 dryers, each 30 NOK. Limited wifi only near reception.

Super sanitairy station, especially because it's free. Grey dump works, toilet dump works, fresh water with hose available, but I didn't really trust the hose because too close too toilet dump. You could easily bring your own hose of course (standard gardena adapter). But I skipped that – almost every gas station here will supply utterly safe fresh water for free.

Fantastic panorama view on the Sortlandfjord (if that's its name) and -bridge. 170 NOK incl electricity. Do bring cash, as both other payment methods –Vipps/bank transfer– apply to Norwegians only. However when paying cash in the envelop, 17 EUR is +also+ accepted. Fresh water but no grey or wc dump. If you don't need the water+electricity, drive 50m on to the even better view at the shore. Free!?

We were here in 2017 and it's still exactly as excellent a place as it was then. Magnificent view from all terraces directly at the fjord & each pitch has its own 10m2 of plastic grass (sounds horrible but works out really nice indeed), fresh water (with or without your own hose, 3 tap points), toilet dump, grey water dump, even extensive car washing facilities. Incl electricity just 200 NOK!

We didn't use the camper facilities as ours was being repaired at nearby MECA garage and so we stayed in one of the cabins. Still, we did notice the camper pitches have magnificent views over Fauske bay. Also at the back o/t reception a porch with comfy chairs and the same magnificent view. Finally some 300m before the entrance, the Badestrandveien leads to a fantastic rocky swimming beach, free!

Most Norwegian campings charging 300NOK/night (incl electricity) are waaay overpriced and essentially ripping you off. This is the rare exception, purely because of its breathtakingly magnificent view of the Ranafjord. If you come early enough (in mid August 18.00h was enough!) and get one of the 3 front pitches, you basically OWN the whole fjord. (If not, you can still sit at tables on the pier.)

Beautiful location right in the bend of the river, pitches on grass. However, price is 290 NOK (incl 50 NOK electricity), which doesn't make it any cheaper than the other campings on the road –& closer– to Mo I Rana. Since we had business there the next day, we drove on. Incredibly how price mechanism doesn't appear to work in Scandinavia. Hardly any competition on pricing between campings. Weird.

Huge green meadow behind the entrance buildings, allowing for plenty of space for every guest (except for very busy days). We payed 280 NOK incl electricity – quite a lot for basically a simple campsite, albeit clean & kitchen-equiped. However, next morning we found out there was NO TOILET DUMP and no grey water dump either. That makes it ridiculously overpriced. NKC: CORRIGEER JULLIE FOUTE INFO!!

This site's current 5.3 rating is ridiculously UNDERvalued. Yes, 1 night incl electricity costs 300 NOK which is DEFINITELY too expensive – but only by some 40 NOK. But what it does have going for it are its HUGE pitches (i.e. not on your neighbour's lap, like so many other campsites) which are on nicely green GRASS, its washing+drying machines, its excellent kitchen, & the river right next to it.

Pitches (all grass) located directly at the riverbanks, making for a nice panorama of two low mountains. Road runs close by with car noise clearly audible – but not too much traffic on the road, particularly not in the evening. Fresh water with very low pressure. Waterhoses without the standard adapter and inpracticably wide, so can't use your own. No grey water dump. 265 NOK (incl 50 NOK electr.)

THE single best asset this camping has on offer is its pond-like lake —or is it a lake-like pond?— which makes for an amazing swimming pool, right in front of one's camper on the grass along the water. The pool/pond also serves as a nice panorama vista on Rena in the evening when lights are lit. We payed (Aug2019) 265 NOK (50 electr included). The one asset +missing+ is a grey water dump facility.

The combination of the magnificent view, the small scale & the quiet peacefulness of the little harbour with kids diving off the pier makes this THE most ZEN parking I can remember. It might be different in thunder, storm or rain, though. And yes, the facilities are simple and outdated but they function. (Grey water drain impractically set not +at+ but some 30cm +above+ ground level.) Still: TOPS!

Price for this +campsite+ is 350SEK. The 170SEK mentioned in the headline applies ONLY to the Quickstop (sitecode 29413, 100 mtr north of campsite entrance), which has no electra but does offer water & toilet dump and is managed by & payable to the campsite desk/reception. The only pitches on the +campsite+ worth 350SEK are those directly at the river. Otherwise, QS offers MUCH better value/money.

Excellent & totally clean facilities. Magnificent vista on marina+sea if you're early enough to get a first row pitch. Otherwise, in 2nd+3rd you get a view of -mostly- 1st row campers. Public BBQs are great! The marina is rather busy so can be relatively noisy. We didn't like the gravel, as it inherently causes (too much IMHO) dust. Hence fantastic place for stopover, but less so for longer stays.

Absolutely superb location indeed with most friendly owner indeed as well. Can+will accomodate 15 campers if need be, i.e. 3 more than mentioned here, which may result in latecomers getting some best-views places. Lake swimming IS allowed but at your own risk: Danish Health Ministry has issued an official warning of 'itching water' (algae?) which may or may not affect you. Innocent but unpleasant.

Excellent place indeed. We were here for 1 night with some 10 campers (incl. us) and everyone had still lots of space (10-15m). Sanitary station works fine and, at 100m before entrance, it'll function as service-station-only as well. Waste station slightly hidden right across from entrance. Must bring 50ct coins though, as both power+water operate on those only. Very quiet, little traffic on road.

We didn’t stay here but yet another great feature of this location is that it’s services are on the outside, hence also available for mere passers-by like us: fresh water, toilet cleaning and dumping grey water all operate on coins, so site basically doubles as merely as service station location. VERY nice indeed.

Gemoedelijke mini-camping met idd zeer vriendelijk beheerders-echtpaar. Huidige 9pt-rating is echter fors overdreven. Ruimte is beperkt dus bij drukte sta je (te) dicht op de buren. Wij hadden pech, nl. met een avond+ochtend lang veel te hard leuterende Duitsers op 10m afstand. Douches keurig schoon, wc lozen/water innemen probleemloos, grijs water lozen op riool —maar putten op onhandige plekken.

Simple camping site indeed. In spite of the fantastic location of its terrace, which has a marvelous view of Mosel river, the camper pitches are on a meadow without any river view – when busy, neighbours wld get too close for us. Still, there’s an extra camper/passers-by meadow outside the campground at left side of parking before campsite-entrance. Costs same (€18,50 all-in) but more quiet+space.

Easily the most undeservedly underrated campsite near Trier, with some 200m of pitches –both sunny AND shadowy– on grass directly at Saar river, with only a quiet bike path in between. They even have a 2m wide boat ramp! Long walk to toilets+showers though. No washing machine. €21/night incl water/power/sanitary. Most friendly owners. Minor train+road on other side of river, we didn’t really care.

Geweldige camping met geweldige beheerder die om 20u op een volle hemelvaartsdag toch nog een plekje voor die ene nacht wist te vinden die we nodig hadden. We kwamen notabene op een groot, prachtig grasveld terecht! Van de A2 die dichtbij loopt totaal geen laat gehad, dankzij dikke barriere van bomen en struiken — terwijl we er, van de hele camping, relatief ongeveer het dichtst bij stonden. TOP!

Location is OK, but just barely. Water has very low pressure, so filling up takes time. 24h parking EUR 7,20 payable by (any) coins only, electricity ONLY by 50ct coins. Unclear how 1Kwh it buys, but usage felt expensive. No vista. Surprisingly for 2nd-tier road, not too quiet at night – considerable truck traffic. We found it too noisy, but we may have experienced an accidental noisy (week)night.

Super service location! Clean sani-station, water 50ct and toilet dumping also 50ct (for the latter, a hatch opens at the back of the sami-pole). Note: 50ct coins ONLY, plus on saturdays the station (and shop/garage/company) closes at 14h sharp. Other than those two minor caveats, it’s truly an excellent faciliy.

Ex-cel-lent location. We were the only visitors though, so perhaps somewhat less attractive when busier. Completely self-service, no personnel around. Regardless, their facilities are absolutely top-notch. For 2,50 euros you’re even welcome to use just the chemical toilet & waste water dumps (and/or 1 euro for 90L water) which makes this a fantastic service station if you’re only passing by.

Fantastic location but badly maintained out-of-season. No garbage collection in that period. Worse, not even any litter bins around. As a ‘consequence’, previous idiots visiting dumped their garbage in the chemical toilet, which is now (26feb19) a dirty unusable mess. We told the payments collector but he didn’t seem to mind too much. Off-season, you know… We payed 12 euros, electricity included.

Prima plek bijna in centrum van Sneek (loopafstand). Drinkwater innemen & electra aansluiten op plenty plaatsen op de bootsteigers. Wij kwamen buiten het seizoen: geld zelf in de postbus doen, rechtsvoor op eerste schuur aan linkerkant. Wifi overal, maar traag, password in brief in geld-envelop. Wc-loosplek direct rechts achter het toegangshek (miste ik bijna). Sanitair werkelijk spic+span schoon.

Toplocatie waar je voor èn achter tegelijk aan het water staat. Drinkwater zó vanaf de bootsteigers te tappen, electra bij elke plek beschikbaar, grijswater lozen pal vóór de auto-wasschuur, en werkelijk keurige wc-loosplek. Plus fijne vriendelijke beheerders. Ook buiten het seizoen geopend, gewoon doorrijden tot achter hun bedrijfsgebouw/winkel en je rijdt zó de steiger/grasveld op. Aanraderrr!

Mooie locatie met water en electra op de standplaatsen, maar voor wc-lozen moet je met je volle cassette naar de camping aan de overkant van de weg lopen/sjouwen. Dat vonden we toch àl te onhandig, dus zijn we doorgereden.

Ongetwijfeld een mooie plek, maar toen wij er midden november tegen 19u in het donker aankwamen –zaklamp bij de hand houden want pikdonker op het veldje met de standplaatsen– (b)leek de afvoer van de sanizuil overstroomd cq volgelopen, en aangezien we beslist onze wc moesten legen zijn we maar doorgereden ipv blijven staan.

Puike plek, zoals iedereen ook al meldt. En óók erg goed is dat ze buiten het seizoen wel officieel gesloten zijn, maar dat je er dan tòch kunt staan. Het hek is open, je kunt electra gewoon inpluggen, water tappen (ik neem aan: niet bij vorst…) en douches+wc's zijn open. Alleen wc-lozen niet beschikbaar (ik begrijp uit andere reviews: IN het seizoen wèl). Zelf even geld in busje storten. Superrr!

Prima plek mits je een barkey van de havenmeester hebt gehaald voor water & toegang sanitairgebouw. Maar hij is alleen aanwezig 9-11u & 15-19u (in witte huis naast de brug/sluis. Zonder barkey alleen wc lozen in keurig schone ruimte rechterzijde sanitairgebouw. Maar dus geen drinkwater daar. Uitzicht op de grote loods niet heel fraai maar staat aan overzijde van havenwater. Vonden we geen bezwaar.

When we arrived there were 3 campers parked next to each other, right behind the house, like the proverbial sardines in a can. Had we decided to join them, the separation between the four campers would have been slightly over one meter. Instead we immediately called it quits and turned around. Maybe we've missed some better pitches further down their meadows but it sure didn't look inviting to us.

Toilet dump & cassette cleanup works fine and is currently free. Fresh water outlet misses its tap, so unless you bring your own or some wrench/plier you can't currently get any. You probably need some coins too, but we didn't try it.

Super spot, has all amenities you could wish for. We were the only ones here in early Oct2018, which made it kind of heaven, hence a 10. In busy times with most pitches filled, it's probably bit too crowded though. The road didn't bother us nor woke us up too early, but we stood as far from it as we could. When parked in the first circle probably more noise. Still, today it's an outstanding place!

Nice location within the village, next to a small park & small children's playground. Clean, and seems pretty quiet — hence excellent for overnight. Centre with plenty shops within walking distance. Pay only by Visa/Mastercard/Maestro. NO coins. EUR 3 will get you 10min water & 30min electricity = relatively expensive. Non-drinking water to cleanup toiletcassette also ONLY after paying that 3 EUR.

Suited for overnight stop and/or cleanup. Note that for non-drinkable water to cleanup your toilet cassette you ALSO need to insert a 2 euro coin, i.e. non-drinkable is NOT for free here. Quite understandable actually, but also not quite what you would expect. The 2 EUR will give you 10 minutes of water supply. No idea how many liters that is.

Excellent spot to pickup fresh water (coins) and clean toilet (free). The provincial road is only 2 lanes but rather busy and runs some 10 meters next to the camper pitches (all hard). We found it just too busy & too much noise, but your mileage may vary. The pond nearby is for fishing (& for local members) only; no swimming allowed – but that's what the large Hallenbad next to the pitches is for.

Excellent & nicely small camping. Green pitches. We payed €24 for 2 ppl incl electr AND incl admission to the huge pool. In fact there are 4 separate pools: one very shallow for toddlers (30-60cm), which runs into the 1.5m one (both at least 10x10m if not larger), then one 1.8m, which is almost olympic size, and one (smaller, square) 3.8m for diving. Plus, on a Sept tuesday (24C): not busy at all!

Purely in terms of location+vista, this is hands-down the best cp on our 10-day trip through DK. As long as the owner sticks to max 4 campers (preferably 3 though), everyone has enough space+view. Up at the farm –frontside– tap water & toilet disposal are available. The farm is somewhat messy, but it's the nice & cozy type of messiness — totally likable if you have a knack for it. Plusss: horses!!

Ge-wel-di-ge plek. Van alle gemakken en tip-top faciliteiten voorzien, ruime plaatsen zonder bovenop evt buren te staan, en hele aardige beheerder. Wat wil een camperaar nog meer? Nou ja, vooruit dan: een 10cm langer slangetje aan de kraan bij de wc-afvoer, perhaps. Is net handiger :) En voor zomer 2019 een minder knetterhete zon...

Locatie is slecht, dat was bekend. Inmiddels is ook dlkraan van de watertap-zuil verwijderd, dus GEEN WATER MEER beschikbaar. Of electra nog wel werkt weet ik niet. Aan/Uit-app werkte in principe altijd goed (na aanmelding) maar meer dan jaar geleden dat ik 'm hier heb gebruikt. Sowieso is electra alleen inschakelbaar als je eerst een dag verblijf betaalt (12 euro, VEEEEL te duur voor deze plek).

Excellent parking, though somewhat muddy after LOTS of rain. The Herthensee is just a bit too far out to qualify as 'view on', but still close by. Unclear where to officially dump grey water, but there are several standard rain/sewer drainage manhole covers with open inlets which can be used for that purpose. In spite of the nearby local road, quiet at night (out of season, with few other campers)

Excellent location directly at the border of the Rhine river. Only disadvantage is that of the two half-circled sets of pitches, only the pitches in the first one have direct view on the river. The ones in the second half-circle only view the campers in the first… Oh, and trains are passing over the nearby bridge 24/7. We didn't mind and didn't lose any sleep over it, but your tolerance may vary…

Uitstekende cp met alle voorzieningen alles even uitstekend in orde – het enige wat ik kan bedenken dat ontbreekt is een klein extra kraantje voor koffiewater c.q. handen wassen. Ruim buiten het seizoen (januari) waren we twee nachten lang de enige gebruikers en het was er zó doodstil dat we zonder wekker pas om 11.30u wakker werden. Wel genoeg kleingeld meenemen, electra werkt op 50ct munten, water via 1-euro muntje.

Bij volle bezetting idd erg krap, maar als minder dan ruim zàt. Grijswater & wc in zelfde loosgat maar géén spoelwater(slang) om wc-tank af/om te spoelen… Locatie TOP om magnifieke stadje+dom te zien, easy loopbaar. Bij aankomst plastic kaartje uit automaat halen (daarmee zakt toegangspaal) waarop water+electra+stakosten geboekt worden. Na betaling –CASH!– wordt kaartje bij vertrek weer ingeslikt.

Mooi plekje waar je bijna direct aan het water staat en de vrachtvaart door het Twentekanaal voor je neus voorbij ziet varen (ook 's nachts, maar vonden wij geen bezwaar). We stonden er, ruim buiten het seizoen, helemaal als enigen. Sanitair keurig schoon. Water 100L voor 1EUR uit de blauwe paal op de steiger, met muntje dat je in het restaurant moet halen. Betalen (12,50 incl stroom) ook aldaar.

Great place.

We arrived in the dark around 20 o'clock and found it sad. As far as we could see (but dark and rain, so maybe we missed something beautiful), you're near / behind a 24h open Uno self service petrol station and a wrs to late open messy friespot. Did not seem to promise a quiet night, so we went through.

This place is undervalued by old ratings. Price for 24 hours now (August 2017) still NOK 150 including water and electra - we found an excellent deal. Yes, the Rv308 runs 150 meters away, but largely behind a large green strip, so it's quite limited. View-Directly on the water - Magnificent. In short: excellent place here! (And dispose of toilet at the service center [moderator: Shell Kjelleveien - sitecode 30320] a little further.)

Finally, there's a sanitation / service pillar of the all-around AutoSan2000, now + everything + works: wc discharge, gray discharge, drinking water, washing hands. Almost perfect so, at the only mini-minute point: The present hose on the drinking water tap showed a fraction too thick for our water tank inlet, so I had to hold the snake all the time. Could I be easy.

Nice campsite. We were allowed to pay free toilet and refuel, because it was off season and so very quiet. Sanitary including toilet drain looked pico bello. Airport next to the campsite was also silent, had 1 two-seater and no other coffin, so noise may be very bad. Asphalt underneath the camper section with grass in between. Looks like location but we were in a hurry and had to go further.

Off season. Drowsy. Clean clean sanitary facilities. Heating lights up. 2 Washing machines and 1 dryer work flawlessly. Extremely friendly administrator. Magnificent view of the fjord - the last at least if you have a place where the bushes do not block your view. Incomprehensible that they do not remove those bushes. But apart from that: top!

Manager apparently today in less good mood, we did not find him too friendly. Maybe it came because we only got water and water to drain and refuel. That cost NOK 100 (in cash), double the price of what we paid in Sweden and Finland for that purpose. Sanitary is neat. Place is nice.

Top location, right on the fjord. With some level differences between the various sections with pitches, so that the unprecedented places can also benefit from some of the other viewers looking at the amazing view. Price still NOK 200 including electricity.

View is magnificent, right on the fjord. We paid NOK 290 including electricity and shower: no wild price, August 2017 (even if shower was not included). Any noise from E6 but it did not bother + us +.

We stood here at the entrance, but were reversed. Of the previously mentioned construction work was nothing to notice, but what we turned around was that the campsite is almost + part of an industrial site (no complete factories but retail & small industry) and that it is a typical Scandinavian 'hatched' impression Made pitches MUCH too close to each other.

This must be hands-down the toilet / gray water disposal site with the most magnificent view in the world - what a panorama! Anyway, it's a simple bottom drain plate, plus a tap with water hose on it. Simple but adequate. The camper behind me even turned the hose off, set his own adapter + water hose and refueled drinking water. So, in principle, and if you really want it.

Still nice clean toilet drain. No drinking water tap, as far as I could find. This is an ordinary Rastplats, which is regularly found along the main roads in Sweden, with WCs. Sow and small and not intended / suitable for overnight stays. But fine stopover.

August 22, 2017. Totally agree with previous review. Toilet building not really clean, but toilet drain works smoothly. Caution: For rinsing the RIGHT button (of two). Left button is for the (straightforward clean) water jet that comes straight up, I personally discovered ... Indeed no possibility to fill the drinking water tank, but that can be done for most + manned + gas stations for free.

A sword we spoke reported that WC drain was clogged. If everything works, there is a water tap - but next to the toilet so doubtful for drinking water.

Large yet quiet campsite with plenty of beach (+ showers) on near-sweet seawater. Neat sanitary facilities, showers included in price of EUR 33 for 2 persons with camper. Two campervelds, we stood on paved fields with grass lanes between places. + ALS + full occupied: then too close to each other. But on August 10, 2017 it was less than one-third occupied: then plenty of room for everyone. Wifi only in the Villa-cafe (= no restaurant).

Beautiful swimming lake with lawn, sandy beach and jetty / trap the water. Of course also popular with locals, but if you park more in the back you are very quiet overlooking lake. Formally, camping is forbidden, but caravans from Uppsala itself whom we spoke did not do anything about it either. Most passenger cars park directly at arrival; Beyond is more space. No amenities.

What a horrible campsite: Too much to small places. The only walking distance from Lillehammer-Kirke where beautiful concert, so 1 night no choice. Sanitary just looked, it will be OK. Perfect water hose behind reception & wc / gray discharge beyond - but too little capacity. Those who stand on water have a unique place, but everyone else is on top of each other. You should talk to your neighbors. And the freight trains.

Perfect place, depending on what you're looking for. I quickly searched for + free wifi. Do they have (at least in parking-gate-right behind reception): 25Mbps up + down as quiet, 12Mbps as busy (17-21u). River flows too hard for swimming & produces (with E16) 24/7 background noise. Camper NOK140, 1p NOK35, current NOK40. Up to = NOK250 / 2p / night. To wash the toilet + Water refuse: Fine. Gray waterput is a bit awkward, but OK

Yes, there is a working drinking water tap and there is a combined gray water + WC drain. But I would connect my own snake and pick up a chain to pick up a pouch only with gloves. It's not all wrong, but it seems like the municipality of Gol makes little effort to keep this service well. Is something hidden on the right side of the unclear red municipality (pump?) Building.

Spacious campsite with plenty of space, at least on July 4th. Choose yourself where you stand on big lawn with hardened road through it. (Maybe after heavy rain, draughty grass. Now well firm.) Playground, river and view of mountain slopes around camping valley. Top-friendly Dutch owners. WC loose place supernetjes. Drinking water & gray water left at the entrance. NOK 200 + electricity NOK 35. Recommend!

Great service, indeed. It's a bit hidden: go all the way to BACK the farm / shed. Hand washing machine does not work it a month later, but it does not matter because there is a drinking water tap + hose + reel on the back wall of the farm. Supervision, and still free too!

It may be crowded in high season, but on Thursday June 29th, 2017 it was drowning here (up to 3-5 cars at the same time), with a magnificent wide view, 10-15 meters above water, on Lake Mjøsa . You're sure to hear the car, but if you're disturbed is a personal issue. As far as I am concerned, the view overlaps the noise. Perfect place for long rest.

At 13.10h today I filled up diesel here at 12.15 NOK/L. It's now 13.30h –having lunch–and I suddenly noticed this Shell Express station just upped its diesel price to 14.85 NOK/L. That's a 22.2% increase. Just like that. Incredible. Still, it means +sometimes+ it's pretty cheap here. View from the parking isn't all that good though, lake disappears partly behind a hill. Road below clearly audible.

Of the 3 campsites in Hornnes we found this one the most beautiful. Most places sheltered by trees, on peninsula, with beach on south and west side. Find your own place, pay between 19-20 hours at kiosk. Clean sanitary facilities. Toilet and gray water discharge and drinking water fill well arranged. 2 persons and camper and electricity NOK 240. Shower NOK 20. Only few: Electric boxes are limited, take ALL LANE cable!

5.6 rating is too low! Indeed no amenities, but views are magnificent: on big lawn that flows to beach at bay between rocks. ATM ONLY works on NOK coins, not on paper money. The EasyPark app (note the correct logo like the ATM - there is also an American app with the same name) is currently not suitable for Dutch or Belgian mobile phone numbers (or at least iOS app) at the moment (end of June 2017) . So any payment option is coins. Rate 15 NOK per hour, pay 24/7 = also at night.

Perfect place, simple but adequate, left past the gas station. Put in the road for toilet drain, hose for rinsing and refueling toilet water and separate tap for drinking water. The latter has only a screw thread on it, so you have a self-esteem. Further, just petrol station / parking is right next to the freeway, so not suitable for longer stays. Toilet and water are welcome, free of charge.

From a spacious place right on the water. Magnificent view of bay and suspension bridge to Odense. Water intake at port office is free. Pay by bank transfer and credit card. Toilet loading did not work out, because drain seemed locked, that is, only possible when opening port office, Mon-Fri 08-10h and Thu 15-17. From the camper locations to the toilets / showers / harbor office is indeed a good end, about 5-6 minutes walk.

Great place for transit. Zero facilities except picnic table & trash can. Parking / CP is directly past the Hotel am See (or directly ahead of the other side). Largely sandy, so mud at rain! The advantage here is the idyllic lake (Stoteler See) located 100m behind. Had a great quiet night.

In the category Services Without a good place to stay - with safety: right behind the police station. Signs to cp being now seem (temporarily?) Away, unfortunately. Continue until BEHIND police so. We stood there in transit on 30nov16, when was the announced water + electricity construction still nothing to criticize. Thriving village with some better stores. Scheldt and beautiful views.

Probably a great location for taking water and empty chemical toilets if they are open, which was not possible during the afternoon rest when we arrived - see my photo of the sign on the fence that says when they are open ... It's actually a marina / harbor for small boats, so that they make available to motor home is an afterthought. Overnight not possible.

Nice location, <100m of the River Seine. Approximately in the center of the village, shops within walking distance. Very however impractical that needed tokens for electricity and water - special coins, not coins. They are available from the EPI supermarket, florist or baker in the main street of the village, Rue de Republique. Unfortunately, all closed during the afternoon, until about 16h. Chemical toilet discharge or free.

Great place, if you come on time so you have to place the water (= about 20 places). Well all asphalt and the water closer together than in Norway prevalent. NOK 250 including electricity. NOTE: pay all AFT with toilet block, and NOT to automatic entrance, which is only for the passenger cars parking out front. Alesund itself is WONDERFUL!

Nice place on the water. But from early morning busy road 580 runs unshielded right beside the campsite. Especially suitable for passage so. Reception closes (if I remember correctly) for 21 hours. Small shop, fresh rolls. Sanitary neat clean. NOK 270 (EUR = 30) for 2 people including electricity. Greywater + toilet drain in tight parking spot near the entrance, through not very wide tube, but it works.

Idd agree with all previous writers, plus two observations: 1) If it's busy, as now -July 2016- during Molde Jazz, you see those beautiful mountains only if you want somewhere a 'front row' position. 2) CP turns out to be right under the aanvlieg / landing route from airport Molde: Norwegian jet just came on <100m altitude fly right over! But hey, how many regional landings / day ...?

Concur entirely with all the excellent reviews. Place is top notch with great views. We got there with eight campers instead of the official 4. No problem to be inclined along scaffolding along which you drive. Price still 150 NOK including water + electricity. Toilet drain. Washing + drying for 50 NOK extra. When fully occupied, then CP to Marina Jorpeland, 9km south, a similar alternative.

Outstanding CP! Under construction, but base included: water, electricity, toilets / gray discharge, cpplaatsen on grass. Furthermore nice managers, tram 15 to the center (7-8 min walk) and large space / pasture. Traffic noise from 2 visible highways audible but so monotonous it 's not bother. € 2 pp / night Tourist tax: Too Expensive Hague! Plus super convenient for visitors: only water + bathroom for € 5.

And even more kudos to Zaanstad: they have the blockage of the toilet drain already addressed on the first working day after my message + fixed! So toilet drain is purged, it is clean again (well, for a sewer so) and works again. In short refreshment station W'veer is back in full operation. (But for a nice camper place with nice view should still not be here, of course. :)

Meanwhile I have the blockage of the toilet drain line reported via zaanstad.nl. (Plume for their reporting!) Case Number is 852279. From that site, I understood that the standard for solving sewer blockages max. Three days, ie by Dec 25, the problem should be solved. I will provide updates I receive about the case number, post here.

The GOOD news: water + electricity works fine again. Apparently still software problem with app / dBase-connection, so now reset. The BAD news: toilet drain is blocked (due blown leaves / branches of tree / shrub next to it?) NKC, you can report this through to your contact in ave. Wormerveer? Really needs to be flushed is dirty condition now outdoors. Prick with branch fails.

Unfortunately, both wiring facilities like water supply no longer work. After login per app or via web keep all w / e can drop in status "Occupied", even though I'm really the only one present, and also have a user account. May still winter, or software hickup? Loos Reviews WC and sewage are still usable, but yes, without fresh water you will not get very far.

Excellent location indeed! Very nice view of the river, very nice town (shops within walking distance). Free electricity (courtesy of the municipality of Meuse Luis - thank you!), No water, no discharge, garbage 200m. Only three official places. The night we were there, there was no police / BOA to send the three other way.

Many bad reviews here, but WILL be good place for refueling / emptying. Water works fine via aanuit.net website (AanUit app does NOT include iOS9, hopefully following update). 50ct for 150 ltr, do NOT stop website via crane, unlike other supplements at your expense. Water hose is missing now, no big deal. Toilet drain is neat and clean (nondrink-) water. Well ugly place Idd!

Great place! Bulbs time-pressed seems over. We were there just 1 (Sunday) night between (subsequently estimated) 10 campers. Top Facilities in terms of electricity, water, drainage and sanitation (20ct for neat toilet, themselves do bowl, we found quite reasonable) and temper-at-ge-living friendly reception. The approx 15 grass pitches are the best, with approx 2-3m spacing. Rest in stone and closer together.