Stayed here for 10 days with the camper during the Solheim Cup. Nice surroundings, also for cycling, good pitches and excellent sanitary facilities.

What a fantastic location! I'd love to give a few extra stars for the hospitality and service. I honestly can't think of a single word of criticism. We'll definitely be back.

Spent two nights at MoinCamp (as it's now called) in early September. Very satisfied. Ideal stopover campsite if you're tired of traffic jams between Hamburg and Bremen. We paid €40 per night for a comfortable campervan site. It included fresh water on the pitch and included electricity for two people. And a swimming pool! No hassle with tokens and kWh afterward. All-inclusive. New restroom facilities with wonderful rain showers. Large indoor shopping center (Mall) nearby.

Beautiful campervan sites where we spent a day while traveling through. We cycled through Oirschot and enjoyed the Brabant hospitality. Booking and paying for a pitch electronically went smoothly. The separate electricity bill also wasn't entirely successful. Personally, I don't find such a system practical either. Excellent showers, without tokens or push buttons, which makes me happy. Host JP goes out of his way to make you feel comfortable.

We stayed here for two days with our campervan in August 2025. It's an ideal central location for exploring Domburg, Zoutelande, and Middelburg by bike. All are about 7 to 8 km away. The campsite is pleasantly small and has excellent sanitary facilities. Wonderful showers without push buttons or coin-operated systems 🤪 I read about noise pollution from the highway, but I found it to be less than expected. We would definitely visit this campsite again.

No stars. But must give at least one. This campsite is unfortunately closed.

I agree with most reviews. Good campsite. Bar for drinks and snack food. Reservations are recommended because it is an ideal transit campsite. Also completely 'complete' yesterday evening.

Excellent campsite. Many cycling, MTB walking trails. Visiting Toul by bike is also a nice option. Nice restaurant, but reservations are recommended. We thought it was more than just an overnight campsite.

Super nice campsite and location. We completely agree with the review of Pelle-on-Tour. But reservations are really a must. Saw a lot of disappointed campers with specs. Visiting Orleans (for us the most beautiful city in France!) starts here. And then 7.5 km by bike or by public transport. We will definitely go back!