At the P-place opposite the Schloss. Flat and illuminated. No facilities except (free) lovely showers and beautiful toilets in the basement of the castle. Lunch and dinner also possible. So fine. The 18-hole golf course is beautiful and has very long holes. Green fee €30 (9) or €65 (18). The price for this gem is €8 per camper per night.

Great, bakery and ferries (cycling routes!) closed in winter. Furthermore, water sports village. Free CP is ok if you don't need anything.

This is not "our thing". Male-to-male with the bedrooms close to each other… Too compact and too little privacy. But close to the center of Tournai (Tournai) and white-gray-black water + electricity for €10 per 24h. A consideration… We chose this cp after all… Access via QR code etc a bit complicated

Gigantic CP, exclusively for motorhomes. White-gray-black water, separated garbage cans, flat, paved areas, rock-bar, spruce, tourist information office and walking and cycling routes. What else? Free? Yes, that too!

Friendly without nonsense. excellent cheese from raw milk (“boerenkaas”). Wine from Martine's father-in-law is special in terms of varieties and alcohol (15%!) and tastes fine (bought two boxes). Facilities (water) are available, but somewhat primitive. Quiet place and therefore recommended for us.

CP on level P spot with white water, lighting and trash cans. Café De Venicien has a small menu and a view over the reservoir. Perfect for self-sufficient motorhomes.

Flat, large P with lighting and dustbin. Were alone tonight. no prob.

Great place next to the intermarche super. Washing machine: €10 for 18 kg Dryer: €6 for 40 min Diesel further down the road was (relatively) cheap. Water service place there too, but we cleaned everything before use. Shop yourself a bit messier than we are used to from this company, but not problematic.

Great clean free waterhole. You can spend the night on the same site in one of the camper p-sections.

Excellent (free) service place for white-gray-black water. including picnic area.

Messy cp with a few straight spots. No amenities. Between 15/6 - 15/9 a large part is reserved for buses (see one of the photos). If you are lucky you will be right on the sea with a beautiful view. Lighthouse, aquarium and sports complex including a 9-hole pitch & putt course. Grocery store at 250 m.

You don't see this often: neat, flat CP for 22 campers including white-gray-black water and many other free amenities, excluding electricity. Camping behavior not allowed (you can do that in the recreation area). Many cameras and the guardia civil keep an eye on everything.

CP as often in Spain. Mix parking, flat, asphalt surface. White-Grey-Black water, separated waste bins and free. In the village three bars. So fine.

Well-known deal: eat in the restaurant and then spend the night for free on their p-site. Good restaurant. Trash cans, straight spots. No other facilities. During the day noise from provincial road and rail. Small shop. Town of Pravia at 4 km.

One of the reviewers mentions a "deviating thread" on the white water tap here. There are three common “gardena standards” in Europe: 20, 35 and 45 mm internals. This one here is 20 mm (see photo).

For self-sufficient motor home owners: flat parking lot full of cow dung, garbage and that's it. And the formidable view in both directions, of course. Slept well despite wind and some rain.

This is not our cp. Too few tight places; even at the end of May. Huh mutt. Count on a 50 cm gap with your neighbor. Opposite: low price (€3.30); white-black-gray water and garbage can. In addition, bus 33 around the corner for €1.85 in 15 minutes in the center. In short: useful but not fun

Only visitor, briefly tasted and bought wine. Then back to a lovely shaded place next to the vineyards. Friendly people. What else do you want?

Perfect CP. Four generous flat spots, dustbin and good point for white-gray-black water. Well maintained. Town, supermarket and park nearby. And all this for free.

We could not find an official CP designation. Have been on the Place de Marché, near town hall and bakery. No amenities except trash can. Had a decent meal in St Martin Bar restaurant across the road.

Almost ideal motorhome. On site of a large recreation park. Gate closes for cars at 17:30, just like the toilets which are very modern and clean. There we replenished our white water via a kettle and jerry can. No amenities except trash can. Half an hour by bus 9 to Cambridge, but not frequent.

Well-kept cp. Strange that only electricity (expensive € 0.50 per Kwh) is available (and there are garbage cans), but no facilities for white / gray / black water. Then € 12.00 per day is sharply priced. The AanUit access system is unnecessarily complicated. Many people struggle with that.

Places in the grass (between the edible mushrooms - mid-October). Facilities (230V, white water) are marginal. Little road noise. Restaurant was closed. But otherwise a relaxed CP with friendly treatment.

A fairly new, clean-shaven cp with flat surface of fine gravel, black / gray / white water (last closed in mid-October), toilet, garbage can, swimming pool, tire pump, bicycle shed, starting point for cycling route and all this - yes yes Dutch - completely free! To Center Ville requires some ascent.

Please note: our nav system (Apple Maps) sent us to a wrong one-way sandy path. Do not follow! Better towards Center Ville and then Parking Camping Car. Access is a sudden steep road down.

A large car park with a zone for caravans and motorhomes. You can easily enter the (tourist) fortified town along the railway line. Step for Le petit train jaune. No amenities except bins. Suspect that it will be very busy here in the zoner (without COVID-19). Now (Oct 2920) we were the only one.

If you need nix: great place. Noise from the motorway is not too bad, especially after 19:00. Address is incorrect (checked with locals). It must be Avenue de Guingettes (see image in the photos).

I don't see the problems from the other reviews. It is a mixed car park, for campers among others. The P-spot is in style with the rest of the town: old wall, trees and steep to reach. Pitches are hard and straight. You have to bring your own facilities, but we had that camper for that anyway ...

A little unclear where exactly to park, but who cares if you are the only one. How wonderfully quiet here compared to the huge camper van (mid-September!) Elsewhere. We suspect that the French are "Corona escapees" - in their own country. Wrong with this CP. Wedges or auto-level recommended. Sani column for gray / white / black water works for free. Stroom & Restaurant not tried.

During the day - also in mid-September - busy with parking cars and campers. But quiet at night and - also on Sunday morning - a Carrefour and a boulangerie nearby. Plus waste bins for separated waste. And all this for free.

At least 50 campers fit on this CP the size of a (paved) football field. Now - mid-September - there are about ten. The listed facilities are incorrect. Only rubbish bins (which should have been emptied at this time).

Sani column works ok. For € 2, - something like 100L of water. The cassette flushing tap (eau non potable) will probably also work. Drive through gray water. Due to tourist crowds on the peninsula and therefore overnight at camp sites on this P-site.

Nothing wrong if you don't need anything. Quiet, flat and paved. Floating boats and the seagulls.

There is nix and it costs nix. Fair deal. The two 'provided camper pitches' not found.

Two tight spots for max 24h .. No facilities, but that's no problem (right?)

At the end of June 2020, we paid nothing here. There are no facilities - except a glass box - but it is a large, mixed parking with asphalt and grass. If you have everything with you an ideal cp, a short walk from the town.

A paved, straight spot (2 for campers, but today there were four). Garbage bin is 200m away at the basketball court.

Nice little cp in nice cycling environment. Current visitor center will be demolished and rebuilt shortly. Camper place is then remade a bit further.

Small is beautiful. All facilities for a small price. Payment via what the English call an 'honesty box'. That appeals to us. Only concern is the grass surface. Given a few deep tire tracks, I don't know how it will go in a wetter period. Maybe the owner can provide the grass with 'honeycomb plastic mesh'. You always get away with your (heavy) camper. Otherwise ok.

Fifteen places especially for campers. These P-compartments are not large (six meters), but you can leave the camper protruding. See photo of silver-colored Hymer at the end of P-position. Bit boring and frumpy, but otherwise excellent location without (visible) facilities. At least March 2020.

All previous reviews are correct: there is nix and you pay nix. But a flat, paved and illuminated surface in a dull neighborhood on a relatively large P site.

The five camper places were occupied, but there are also various campers elsewhere on the P site. Facilities not used, but otherwise stood in - the center of - a friendly, average D town.

Arrived in the dark and could not find the CP. Camper on large P-terrain with Basic Fit. Was well lit and trash used

Fine, simple cp. From 7:00 the road is noisy. The following about the sani column. Someone else reported that the sani-column has a "garden hose-female". That's right and is very unusual and awkward. With most sani-columns you screw a male (there are two different diameters) on the tap and this male goes back into the female to your snake. Ready. With this column you therefore need a male-male; something that I did not have between 20 gardena links and other water issues. I looked it up and a male-male does exist (also a photo added). A lot of hassle, because someone without a sense of campers thought "You know what, we make a female at the sani-pillar ..."

Unfortunately, the water was closed on 4 Dec. Presumably because of danger of freezing. But I just needed water. Driven.

At the moment ("winter" 2018) the cp is also used for parking all kinds of workers buses and machines. The jeton is € 3, - or for elec or for white water and only cash to pay at both mairie and shops. The cp is fairly hard and flat, quiet and somewhat lit. Play garden and petanque court are next to the cp. Restaurant open until 14:30.

Indeed small cp. If 5 motorhomes want to fit, this must be done in a semi-circle (the shape of the cp). Access little tight, but my 7.35 length was no problem (I am the only one here, so maneuvering space). Restaurant typical French: tasty, not very healthy and cheap. Menu du jour + 25 cl red + coffee cost € 16, -

Now for 4th time here. My ideal cp: you are free or you pay for elec and water. The pitches are hard and flat. Payment with NL debit card for P and elec via pillar works well. Super at 1 km (Leclerq at 1 km towards town). Good restaurant La Flambee across the street at 100m. Beautiful park for a walk in the city (3 km).

Unfortunately sani-column for elec and white water did not work. Furthermore, pay attention to the 'grass-places' in terms of waterlogging. Nice, simple cp in beautiful surroundings. And satellite reception? Yes, we did that in the 90s ....

Fairly new cp, so to see. Neatly maintained. Six places, of which four on "hardened grass" and two on asphalt. Sani column works, but electricity costs € 3 per half hour. Free WiFi but only accessible with a social media or Google account.

Ben hier in de loop der jaren vaak geweest. Het is en blijft een fantastische cp. Redelijke platte plaatsen, bijna alle faciliteiten en dat zou je da ook het enige minpuntje kunnen noemen: geen WiFi. Maar ach, als je dat een beetje handig aanpakt, zorg je voor je eigen internet-verbinding via je smartphone. Ik blijf in ieder geval terugkomen, al was het maar vanwege de voortreffelijke champagne en de vriendelijke monsieur Jacquesson...

It is somewhat difficult to determine what the cp is. There are two regular P-places with boxes (too small for campers). In between, a small road leads to a paved area. The facilities are paved, illuminated and a trash can. Center nearby. More is not necessary.

See previous review. Still beautiful, despite speeding cars for you along. A few extra speed bumps would not hurt. Added extra trash cans, which is certainly useful. Price remains a fair deal.

Totally agree with all the praise of other visitors. Therefore, a point of attention: the campers are on grass, without reinforcement. So make me worry what happens after (heavy) rainfall.

Bit desolate cp at a "port" with hardly any boats. Because there are zero facilities, I think that € 10 for an overnight stay is too expensive. Center of Assen seen distance only well accessible by bike. In short: Assen: you can do (much) better!

Am less enthusiastic than in 2017/11. Because now I am completely hiding between the dozens of white boxes (mine is silver !!). Background noise are the lawn mowers. It remains good that the municipality of Conty does this, but too massively for me. Winter seems to me the better season here.

Nice place. Straight and sturdy places. Have not tried the hassle with chips for sani-pillar. Black and gray water can be lost anyway. Current not seen.

My nav sent me a small road with "forbidden for buses" sign. I just succeeded with my camper (2.40 x 7.35). Very narrow and steep. Better take the ordinary D-road. Not found in the village of cp. So put on central square near drinking water and toilets (urinals and hurkwc's, reasonably clean). The "square" is rather crooked. Autolevel did not get the motorhome level. Groceries domi closed.

There is not much left over, but a super, bar, hairdresser, restaurant and baker are still there. Support these people in this beautiful, dull village! CP is idd a bit tight but with a camper van 7.35 still doing well. Longer than that is going to give problems.

For motorhomes who really do not need anything, this is a Bonus cp. Free white water intake, and free discharge of gray and black water. And that with the murmur of the brook. To the shops in the village is about 1.5 km up. We can be happy with such a cp!

If you do not need a good cp. Today there were four campers. And some cars from fishing enthusiasts.

Spacious campsite. Facilities such as electricity, discharge and water at every (camper or caravan) place. It is a pity that tennis court, table tennis and football field are heavily neglected. Price is rather high.

It is true that everything has already been written. Very popular. On Ascension Day at 11:00 am already 6 of the 8 places occupied.

Day before Ascension (May 9): four campers. Fairly quiet and electricity and white water for those who need it. Discharge gray and black water not seen.

Exceptionally beautiful cp. Water intake not tried. One advice: wedges or auto-level necessary.

Shops close between 12: 30-16: 00. Beautiful authentic (beautifully restored) town / village. Service point (white-black-gray water) at 300m on industrial estate. Favorable for visit Vezelay at 20km

On the way back here again. Remains perfect CP, but if there is something to complain about, it is the payment with coins (otherwise can not). So do not insert a bank card into the slot! Internet on the MacBook via WiFi (included in the price) is fine; my iPhone does not see the connection. Other facilities fine.

Neat, flat boring free CP. Opposite camping (now closed). Small center nearby. Sanizuil completely out of order. This seems to be like this for a while. Furthermore nix wrong with this CP, although you have to look a little bit with the low branches of the trees.

Third time here in four years. Design still fine, but the maintenance remains off. Result: sanizuil does not work, barrier is gone and the grass starts to grow through the gravel sites. And well, those trees remain small. Restaurant La Flambee on the other side of the provincial road still ok. LeClerq at 1 km.

I like this kind of CPs. The facilities are marginal (picnic benches and trash cans), but how about flat, spacious places; nice next to a harbor and bios and also very quiet (in December). There is a super at 3 km. In short: a CP for the free camper who can do without 230V, water point and WiFi.

Nice place, clean and flat. Garbage can and street lighting. Couple 100 m from the center. Noise at night due to fast cars (especially if it is wet).

Maybe because of the winter period, free Wi-Fi (FreiFunk) can be discovered but log-in does not work. Also the restaurant at 100 m is closed. The barriers are open, ie no access fee. Furthermore, a neat, grundliche cp.

Agree entirely with the previous reviews. A TOP cp, both in terms of facilities and surroundings, but certainly also the hospitality. I may have seen 1000 cp's in Europe, but it scores high in my top10. For example, have rarely given a '10'. That says enough, it seems to me.

Nothing wrong with that. Large, easy to reach boxes that are fairly horizontal and illuminated. My camper van 7.35 fits well. Dustbin would be handy, but ah.

There are eight places behind a barrier. Stop € 5 in the slot in coins and you have everything you need: flat spots, terrain lighting, 230v, take water and discharge, garbage bins and showers in the sports hall at € 1.25. Supermarkets at 1 km. This district of Kortrijk - Harelbeke - is cool, to say the least. But if cp is still fine.

what more do we want? A small village only makes 50 (!) Places available for campers. Free, with also provisions. And also suitable for large motorhomes (> 7.5 meters). The VVV is closed outside the summer season. That is understandable.

Ideal CP! Flat, large places. Discharge gray and black water, intake of white water (not tried). No electricity (unimportant for me) and Wi-Fi rather rickety. Child friendly, reasonably quiet. Compliments to this congregation, despite the fact that there are only three - ideal - places.

Very small CP. Krap, arrived around 12:00, were already two campers and could hardly be. Located on a busy road with quite a bit of freight traffic. Electricity did not work. Driven.

This cp was very much against us. At a giga p-place with thousands of cars a little bit for campers. In our case everything is occupied (late August). Quickly done!

Come here for a couple of years now and it's getting more beautiful. That does not apply to the wines and the food. Those were already excellent. Thank you Flor & Sonja. Top!

Very nice and quiet place, on the water. Spacious setup. There are indeed some 'longstanders' but not annoying. Village with all amenities at 1km. Bakker closed on Monday.

Known deal: if you eat free night here. Do not use 230V and therefore no additional cost. There is white water. Access roads can be very steep (up to spinning wheels and smoking my Hymer B 674 SL). Hmmm.

This is not my cp. A huge P-terrain one piece for campers. Some 30 sites male-to-male. Places are not quite right. Moreover, very popular. Had at 15:00 last. Overflow to the normal P-site is (illegally) as possible. Payment via only coins and banknotes. Public transport is well organized. For £ 3, - whole day with the bus from this place.

Prims CP, albeit small it tikkie. WiFi does not work so well on the CP, but in the restaurant or the terrace. Friendly bejeging.

Unlike other reviews, I think the road is indeed noisy. From 6:30 hundreds of cars. The food is "pubfood" fat and high and not very tasty. Internet is limited to I can not find inside water.

Was here on April 20, but it was obviously too early for the restaurant (sorry). Just before closing bar a beer to drink and asked if I could stay. No problem. As long as I wanted. How nice and welcoming ...

Places are slightly slanted and WiFi does not work for me. Sani Column not worked (or can discharge black water). And € 2 / h for power is of course ridiculous. But hey, it's a free CP with trash and shops nearby. Do not whine so.

Beautiful, quiet CP with separate, flat paved sites along the river. In late March the CP was not "in business." There was just no reception, harbormaster, electricity, water and WiFi. And of course without paying.

Big P site. Quite a lot of noise from M42. Toby carvery is a huge, massive, cheap meat restaurant. A megapub. WiFi in OK after free registration at O2. Outside hardly welcome.

CP Prima. No water in the winter and the WiFi code I got from the owner was not working.

Indeed fine cp. Tourist office is - especially off season - but very limited open. There are two free WiFi networks. It worked for me IciWiFi well. There is a sani-pillar example for black and gray water. But who is there waiting for one hour of electricity for € 2 (!) - (10 minutes or white water for the same price).

Too small not so bad, if you hang the overhang above the shoulder (on a normal P place without obstacles). Free WiFi if you can photograph the code in the canteen. Dustbin, lamppost and swans, that's about it.

Large P-position. In the middle is flat and suited my motorhome from 7.30 fine. Village is nothing. Little noise, but oh well.

In winter everything else! There is no one to be seen on the site, but the reception is manned. Restaurant is close, but clean bathrooms, shop, 230V and WiFi is available. Fantastic "panorama platz" overlooking half frozen lake. Price is high. Even with ACSI card € 21 for 1 person without a dog or child.

All this is true written about friendliness and helpfulness of Flor. At dinner (€ 23, -) are dry white Mosel wine tasting at one table with nine guests and bought 12 bottles. That says enough.

In the town park. Provincial road is audible. Flat spots under the trees. Not specify what P's CP as intended. Do: 2 max and max 48h. Free Wi-Fi of the municipality works fine on laptop but not on mobile (remote I suspect). Beautiful initiative of Brecht whatever else I find rather boring town.

For € 10, - a paved, flat spot on a secluded terreintje. Shower, electricity, white, gray and black water facilities. Restaurant has modest card, but the Kempen stew was delicious as well as the local beer. Nothing wrong with that, so

Fine place two minuses. 1. You're in this season amidst the parked yachts 2. WiFi is sometimes weak or falling away. Otherwise flat, big places, optionally with power. Filling and discharge of water no problem.

At just fine cp yet but put across the P site of the camp the camper after a heavy downpour. Out of precaution. Wifi works fine ( "La Peupleraie") but you have to make contact after the received code to a phone number and SMS. Touch cumbersome, but it works. Repeat for each device (smartphone, tablet, laptop) with its own code.

Access is a little complicated. So I managed: 1. Ask the Pass Tapes at the campsite reception (closed between 12: 00-15: 00) 2. Drive to the barrier and hold the card in front of the keypad 3. A telno appears 4. Call this 0033 for it and without the 0 5. Enter the credit card number 6. After that, the number of newly activated 7. After the pass, you can open the gate

Did not have much of campsites: unnecessary and expensive. But then this. In late September the regular campers are gone and take the white boxes over! Beautiful places, beautiful bathrooms (nice shower), clean and friendly. You can go for anything outside the gate, but for € 7.30 (one person, no 230) do you short yourself therewith.

Cp rejuvenated with beautiful straight right spots on the Maas. Trees and shrubs should grow, but this is cp as you wish. 230 people who want to necessarily have to be early (two places) and stand near the sani-column or have an extension of at least 40 meters.

Compared to two years ago still somewhat bare. But yes, as hard as trees do not grow. The distinction between a paid and unpaid part you do not see often, but makes sense. If you want power, you have to pay. Restaurant La Flambee 100 m on the road is ok.

The Sani Column "and span" and for a while, apparently. Remain in terms of facilities on: "Hardened" and "Trash". For motor home that are self-sufficient is enough. Very quiet and beautiful river front of you.

The sanitary building includes a filthy squat toilets and an equally filthy toilet for the disabled. Shower not seen. It is intended that you pay here for € 7. I do not think so. A few kilometers away (Badineau) is a cp with sani column for € 3.50.

Straight, unmarked, paved areas. Sani Column and some noisy road nearby. The stageld is' picked up at night.

Familiar story. If you eat here, stay for free. But then the chef should be. In my case, but a pint or two is good. Places (max 2) are not very flat and not suitable for large RVs.

We are just going to stand further away (on the edge, more shade). Oasis of peace. Big Nix. Fine.

Supplement: You should keep in mind that you can be on the flight path of Stansted with a plane every few minutes.

You can also drink here and eat ( "pubfood") at Café Custwijc. Furthermore, quiet and no facilities except trash and old clothes container. But we were in the camper not self-sufficient?

Friendly treatment. Flats and a large meadow in front of you (have used it as a driving range to practice my golf swing). Water tanks and discharge, toilet and 230V. Very calm. Near Ipswich, Harwich and Cambridge. Have £ 6.- paid without electricity.

Large, flat areas in a pine forest. No amenities but place for perhaps 100 campers. Very quiet and two golf courses around the corner. So fine.

Anything you want: large spots, flat, shadow and white / gray / black water, trash. Nice town, 250m center, cultural activities, square, beautiful church, cafes & restaurants, supermarkets, bakery, caterer. This is La Douche France

Public toilet (08: 00-17: 00), lighting, garbage and rather full parked with ordinary cars. Center nearby and 12 km from London Stansted Airport (convenient for pickup). Shame there is not a handy dispenser.

Free Parking space; not very big and not quite flat, but paved. The Falkland Arms at 100m. Pretty good pubfood. Fairly close to Oxford in The Cotswolds area ( "Very British").

This Tom is indeed very friendly and helpful. There are no definite places, but two lawns. I paid on my own without power with NKC £ 10 - Shower you need a 50p coin for. Is cobbled-together in the ladies room. The hassle with the narrowboats is fun to see. The Horse & Jockey pub (1km) provides acceptable pubfood.

Ordinary P-place alongside police desk. 18:00 you need to pay up to £ 3.20. Reviews are about right but what too small for a 6m camper. Duf town, but so nice and quiet. Church bell and trash, that's it.

A park where children and dogs are let out. No special facilities for campers (there seems to be water: not found toilets were locked). It is reasonably level surface and lots of bins. Beautiful view on bay and station from White Abbey (900m) in 10 min at Belfast Central (return ticket is £ 2.80).

CP Prima. Not quite right. Annoying that there is no trash, but that's deliberate policy (Bring your own flock again with). Superb (par 69) so-called "links" golf course at 2km, partly along the sea. Reasonable green fees and buggies for hire (not clubs).

Along noisy thoroughfare. Nice view. Straight places not indicated.

The only amenities are two lifebuoys. But you'd be crazy now - in May - to go into a kind of swamp to reach the beautiful lake. Foxford is a nice town 3km.