A fantastic campsite on the edge of a small village. It offers electricity, water, waste disposal, Wi-Fi, picnic benches, and other seating – all free of charge. The village is a short walk away, with small restaurants, a mini-supermarket, a small outdoor swimming pool, and, on the other side of the village, a lovely beach along the Cea River. We spent three days and two nights here to watch the solar eclipse. Great! 👍

A good place to stop over; payment is accepted at any time with cash or card at the machine. During the day, there is noticeable road noise on the bridge, and the train on the opposite bank is also audible. Despite this, we had a good night and were able to have breakfast in the sun on the grass in the morning. The campsite seems to be very popular; even on a Sunday in May, it was quite full.

A typical parking space in a big city. It's more like a parking lot, with the individual mobile homes parked close together. We were incredibly lucky and managed to snag a spot in the "front row" with a direct view of the Rhine. There are maybe 10 or 12 of these in total? Otherwise, you're just parked in a parking lot. The direct proximity to the Rhine is nice, and you can get into the city quite quickly. The zoo is just a few minutes' walk away.

The location right on the river is beautiful, and the sound of the gentle rapids is a wonderful lullaby. We received a friendly welcome, and the small shop at the entrance stocks everything we need. The site is probably heavily populated by long-term campers during peak season; during our visit in March, the first caravans with awnings were just being set up.

Free and tidy parking space next to the sports fields. Great overnight spot for a day trip to Romo. I've done this twice: 5-6 hours' journey from northwest Germany, stay here overnight and head to Rømø early the next morning. From here to the south beach it's about a 50-minute drive. Then spend the day on the beach and come back here in the evening.

Great place for visiting Wroclaw. I particularly liked the fact that there were no designated stands. All mobiles could park freely on the large meadow areas. There are enough power connections. There is also an open-air sink and one modern and two slightly less modern sanitary containers (each very clean). In the back part of the square there is some fitness equipment, seating areas with tables and a barbecue area.

Looked nice, unfortunately the place was "closed until October 29th". No idea why, a height limit bar blocked the driveway.

Great place, the € 10 for 24 hours includes a beautiful view of Lake Como, electricity, water and waste disposal. You pay in the pizzeria a little way down the street. It is best to order pizzas right away, they are very tasty and also not expensive.

Highly recommended as a free overnight place, the parking spaces are part of the parking areas of the adjacent discounters. Place is right on a main road, but there is little traffic at night. There is a bike rental station (nextbike) and the Schwetzingen Castle is in the immediate vicinity. There is no electricity, but water, toilet disposal (€ 1 each) and gray water drainage.

The space is no longer approved for mobile homes. There is a sign at the driveway forbidding vehicles over 1.8 tons. Otherwise a great place with a beautiful view and a good starting point for hikes.