A very nice and well-organized place with various fields. Well worth a visit. We stayed here for 3 days and were able to go on a few nice bike rides, including along the “Bela Line,” an old railway track that also played an interesting role during the war. Additionally, the decoy airfield “De Kiek,” which the Germans used to try to mislead the Allies. We had a delicious meal at Klooster Nieuwkerk, which is a 3km bike ride through the woods.

For anyone wanting to visit Copenhagen, this is an unexpectedly perfect location where we were received very kindly by Frans, who simultaneously resolved a booking issue for us. We were very satisfied and stayed here for two days, managing to cycle through half of Copenhagen. However, anyone cycling here does need to pay close attention to the rules, as they work slightly differently than in the Netherlands, especially when turning left. So, just be mindful.

A truly very relaxed campsite where we were received very kindly and shown around by the young owner (and the previous one). We were allowed to pitch our tent wherever there was space and stayed there for 2 days with great pleasure. We also took a beautiful but (partly due to the headwind) tough bike ride along routes 47 and 40. We had no experience with the sanitary facilities and therefore have no opinion. Overall: 5 stars, 1 of which is for encouragement.

Nice campsite with all sorts of small pitches that give you the feeling of being at a small, intimate campsite. Everything was well organized, although I could have done without the mandatory meter to measure your electricity consumption. An ideal starting point for a visit to the charming little harbor of Rødvig, where we had a cozy, typically Danish meal. Stevens Klint is definitely worth a visit. It is a shame that our last night was disturbed by house or dance music until 4 a.m.

Just a very pleasant campsite where we happily stayed for 2 days and went on a nice bike ride. With a strong headwind, though.

A truly idyllic spot in a small forest. We are staying here for the second time now and will definitely come back again.

We are here for the umpteenth time, and it is and remains a lovely and peaceful place.

An idyllic campsite in a beautiful location in the Sauerland. Young Dutch campsite owners are gradually turning it into something truly wonderful. Unfortunately, we only stayed here for one night, so we have some catching up to do next time. Due to their own water management system, some things might not be possible that would be elsewhere. But we are certainly willing to accept that. We found a lovely spot along the stream.

Truly a perfect spot. We were parked beautifully by the river; we had booked for 2 nights but happily stayed an extra night. All facilities are in excellent order, and there is plenty of space and a beautiful view. The owners are friendly and helpful. A nice detail is that they made sure we positioned our camper so that the other campers would retain their view of the entire river.

In itself, a fine camper site. But you do need to know how the system works. And that is exactly what we didn't know: I just couldn't manage to book online, and my conclusion was that I was doing something wrong. But the conclusion should have been that there were no more spots available. However, that wasn't indicated anywhere. And in my opinion, it should have been. The result: when the person who had reserved our spot arrived, we had to leave. Too bad!