We stayed here from Thursday to Monday. Perfect camper pitch, warm welcome, beautiful museum and café. All rules are clearly stated on the sign at the entrance. Nothing to complain about. Ypres is a beautiful city to visit.

We were here today. We called ahead and were told they were actually closed because of the heavy rain, so we couldn't park a camper on the grass. We could come, but we'd have to park the camper on the paved path. Well, we did and were warmly welcomed by the new owner; they'd taken over this old campsite from their deceased grandfather. What a beautiful place, definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful campervan site (grassland) with or without electricity. A very friendly welcome, but it's quite a challenge to get there. The navigation system directs you over the railway line, and you have to go under it somewhere, but there are lots of tunnels of 2 meters. The best option is to navigate to the nearest Aldi (Viserba) and reset the navigation system there, then you'll get there easily.

what a beautiful (free) place and a very friendly owner. We could find a place ourselves and did a small wine tasting and of course bought a few bottles. because they are still starting everything up they only have 2 toilets and nothing else. for us it did not matter we enjoyed it very much.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Ideal place to visit Granada and the Alhambra. The manager is very friendly and hospitable and will call a taxi if you need one. The restaurant is pleasantly busy at the weekend and there is a Lidl nearby. We were very satisfied. Annie and Sil