Nice, quiet campsite an hour's e-bike ride from Colmar, 45 minutes from Équisheim and Turckheim via good cycle paths, mostly very beautiful. Super U and Lidl are 5 minutes away from the campsite by bike via the cycle path. Large pitches on the campsite, also for larger campers of 8 m. It is nice that there are tents available as well. Sanitary facilities are okay, albeit outdated, but they are in the process of renovating. A very friendly couple are the owners. Often "full", so reservations are recommended.

Beautiful location and spacious pitches. Everything is done via a card, so it takes a bit of figuring out. I had trouble finding the code I needed in the email with the bill. It certainly caused some headaches at the power hook-up because a previous guest hadn't checked out? Electricity is very expensive, by the way (a minor downside). Reserved pitch €30 per night for 2 people and camper. Another €5 extra for electricity and water. Quite pricey, therefore, but definitely a place to visit again!

Beautiful campsite on Lac de Causse. Sanitary facilities are excellent, as are the swimming pool and restaurant. Lovely pitches for motorhomes with a view of the lake. A nice welcome from a Dutch lady. You can cycle along the D158 (a nice road) to do your shopping at the Intermarché in Larche. In mid-June, there are often rowing competitions on the lake, so it gets busy. We were there afterwards and it was quiet. A campsite to return to! The walk around the lake is beautiful.

We were on the old section under the eucalyptus trees, so there was a lot of tapping from everything falling out of the tree. We'll have to see if it will come off again. Facilities are reasonable but a bit outdated. The campsite is close to the supermarket and the nice city center is a 10-minute bike ride away. Swimming pool okay. Price €30 for a camper with 2 people in early June. A long power cable is needed in many places. A downside for a good night's sleep is the barking of dogs in the area.

Very clean campsite with a beautiful location. Potes is a nice town within walking distance. However, there are (too) many Brits 😀. They have the motorhome exit on the "wrong side". With a bit of luck, you get a pitch with a view of the Picos. Pitches are often a bit cramped for slightly larger motorhomes. Due to the recent wet spell, there were many motorhomes stuck. The swimming pool opened just in time on May 23rd. Wonderful! A campsite to return to someday. ACSI €25 p/n. Fine.

Not ACSI! End of May €41 for a camper with 2 people. We did have a spacious grass pitch. The other sand pitch was too small for our 7m camper. There was shade from the trees though. Facilities and restaurant were top-notch! Tordesillas is a nice little town within walking distance with a cozy central square with lots of Spaniards instead of Brits and Dutch people 😀. We found one night was enough because we arrived early.

Basic facilities are fine. Not a very cozy campsite. Good base for visiting Segovia. Nice (tourist) city with an aqueduct and cathedral. I found few good spots for a 7m camper. The highway could be heard due to the strong wind. Price on the high side (€31 p/n for 2 people with a camper, of which €6 is just for electricity! Wi-Fi only in a room near reception. Swimming pool only open from June 1st.

Great place for a few nights or for a stopover. The comfort pitches are situated just a bit more nicely. Grand comfort if you want your own tap. Nice (now covered) swimming pool. Close to a large shopping centre, and you can be in Saint Jean de Luz in fifteen minutes by bike. A lovely seaside town! Wi-Fi for €1 per device, but often requires logging in with a code. A campsite to "keep".

A beautiful campsite with excellent location and cycling opportunities. You can swim in the sea via the jetty, which is recommended for those who enjoy swimming. Plenty of play facilities for children, but as it's the end of July, there's a lot of noise from playing children. Showers, washrooms, and dishwashing areas are inadequate for the price (€305 DDk per night for two people, shower token €10 DDk, and electricity €4.5 DDk per kWh). Ebeltoft is about a 15-minute e-bike ride away. It's a lovely town.

Spacious pitches, plenty of shade and friendly people. Sanitary facilities are moderate but sufficiently available. Taking the bus to Siena is convenient, but make sure you stamp your ticket even if the bus driver rushes you onto the bus. The mafia is lurking! And certainly in this bus with camping guests. The fine is 60 euros per person. The ride to the campsite today yielded 600 euros.