Quiet campsite located outside the Mullerthal. You can go for a few walks in the vicinity. In Ermsdorf (>1km from the campsite) you can take the bus to, for example, Diekirch. Friendly welcome. Simple but tasty food in the bistro. Sanitary facilities are nice and clean, but not 100% finished (this is a minor detail). Shower temperature is not adjustable and runs on the hot side. Some taps have low pressure. We had a lovely autumn holiday.

Everything runs automatically (reservation, pitch allocation, ...). Quiet stay even though it is a very large campsite. Friendly staff. Very clean sanitary facilities. Very many facilities.

The reception and welcome are warm. You can choose your own pitch. The pitches are spacious and surrounded by hedges. Within cycling distance of, for example, Poperinge, In de Vrede, Watou, etc. If you don't want to cook, you can also order something or go out for dinner: simple but honest cuisine. The bread rolls are super fresh and tasty. What we liked less: the courtyard looks messy, and the trash cans were overflowing. The sanitary facilities are clean, but look a bit like bric-a-brac.

Pros: friendly welcome, quiet and green campsite, and within walking distance of the village with various activities, restaurants, and bars. Within cycling distance of Utah Beach. Cons: sanitary facilities. Cleaned at most once a day. Insufficient for the size of the campsite, e.g., no toilet paper left in the morning (1 building for the entire campsite). It also smells unpleasant.

The owners are friendly. We were assigned pitch 58, which was very spacious. The sanitary building was practically laid out and cleaned at least once a day. They bake their own bread, which you can pick up in the morning. Various facilities are available, such as a swimming pool and children's play equipment. From there, we took several trips (Sarlat, Beynac, etc.), including using a specific bus line that runs in the summer.

Nicely landscaped camper site where you can use the necessary facilities for campers for €10. Close to the town, from where you can visit the caves and the village itself on foot (slightly less charming than expected). There is a Spar store in the village for groceries. Cons: no level pitches, road noise during the day, and tiger mosquitoes (bring product!).

Visited for a second time. The welcome is still friendly. Pitches are sufficiently spacious and surrounded by hedges. The sanitary facilities have been renovated and are clean. I am only giving 4 stars because you have to bring your own toilet paper, as well as soap to wash your hands after using the toilet. That is outdated. Did not visit the pop-up restaurant on site. Epernay and Hautvillers are within walking/cycling distance.

Campsite close to several historic towns, making it a perfect base. Strictly regulated campsite. The welcome could be friendlier. The sanitary block at the front is modern and clean; the one at the back is more run-down and looks less attractive, though it is clean. Pitches vary in size: we were given a small pitch with hardly any grass. Very quiet surroundings. The daily food truck is definitely an added bonus.

Booked after many glowing reviews. We are slightly less enthusiastic. The sanitary buildings are not that great: one had water that was far too hot to shower, another was in open cubicles where the water temperature was better but the showers were not clean. The sinks are very low and worn out. The camper pitch itself is very beautiful, but our pitch was laid out on a slope. Advantage: close to the center. The staff were friendly, though. Quiet camper pitch at night.

Campsite a good 3km from Leeuwarden. It's an ideal base for us to visit the Frisian city. It's a beautiful campsite where you can find everything you need for a camper. We can endorse all the compliments below. The only minor drawback: the restrooms sometimes smell musty due to limited ventilation. If something could be done to address this, it would be perfect.