Relaxed atmosphere. During quiet periods, spacious pitches that you can choose yourself. Good value for money. Sanitary facilities are spacious and clean, though only two are available. Quiet surroundings when the grapes are not being harvested. A location to return to.

The reception was not friendly. Had to hand over passport for data transfer, but this was supposed to happen at a later time. After insisting, got passport back under protest. Pitch cramped and uneven. Many permanent pitches. Price for 1 overnight stay, camper for 2 people and electricity: €21.50. Not worth repeating.

A communal campsite. Freely accessible without a barrier or gate. Everyone can come and go 24/7. People only come to collect pitch fees at 7:00 PM. Sanitary facilities are basic but reasonably clean. Prices are still reasonably favorable.

A quiet family campsite. It is run by volunteers. There are nine camper pitches with electrical hookups: six along the lake and three at the edge of the forest. The others are wooden rental cabins. The sanitary facilities are of a fairly standard and well-maintained. For more information, see the photos.

A welcoming campsite. Run by a Dutch family. You're free to choose your own campervan/caravan pitch, either by the water or at the edge of the forest. Up-to-date sanitary facilities. The swimming pool is not in use due to damage to a utility line by the gas company. There's a playground for children and a miniature golf course for adults.

A great spot for a night of wild camping. There are no facilities. At night, there's little traffic noise, except for the overflow from the nearby hydroelectric power plant.

Turn off the main road AC1067 and follow only the campsite signs, not the navigation system. All amenities are up to modern standards. Modern and well-maintained. The price-quality ratio is excellent. The campervan pitches are well-designed for privacy and feature wooden decking. The only drawback is the small biting flies that discourage outdoor seating in the evenings.