Loevia was closed for a while but is now open again. Beautiful spot, very green. Reasonably spacious pitches (paved), shower (1 euro coin), toilet, washing-up area, and meeting place. Very quiet surroundings, not far from Cuijk, Nijmegen, Wijchen, etc. Price is also acceptable, friendly owners, what more could you ask for? If you want to see pictures, search for CamperCassie on TikTok.

Well, most of it has already been said. Very nice camper site. Especially for a visit to Ommen (a very nice town) or if you are walking the Pieterpad. The town center, train station, and most shops are within walking distance. Super sanitary facilities, nice spacious pitches on lovely grass. View of the city. The price is a bit on the high side, but given the quality and location, I think it is justified. This place is in my Dutch top 10.

Indeed a nice camper site with a view of the sheep. Nothing wrong with that. All facilities are available. It is a pity, however, that you suddenly end up with 2 'vans' next to you that have to slam their sliding doors shut every 10 seconds because they are repacking or something. It does spoil your peace and quiet, even after I moved. There is little the camper site can do about it, but I would have liked to stay a bit longer, yet I left anyway.

Overall a nice campsite located not too far from Groningen city centre in the beautiful Stadspark. Quiet surroundings and now, in the winter, not so busy. Nice people at the reception. It's a shame the price is much too high. At 40 euros per night, this is actually double what it should be. Restaurant only open on weekends. I want to walk the Pieterpad and there isn't much choice. So, I'll take the bitter pill and enjoy it 😄

Quite far from the city center. That has its advantages, too. It's easily solved by metro. Otherwise, the CP is fine; I didn't use the restrooms. I did get some food at the restaurant, which was just awful. They still can't make fries here. And it's not that hard. But there's nothing wrong with the campervan site.

A convenient location if you want to visit this village. Not much to complain about, really. Except they could have made the place a bit more level. So far, it's been quiet, and it's Saturday...always a risk in Spain.

It's a nice (free) campervan site, just behind the bus station. It can get a bit noisy at times. Within walking distance of the town center. A large (Dia) supermarket is right next door. The village feels safe. I think there's a training center for the Guardia Civil. It was quite busy now (early March 2006). And cold 😄

New camper site, currently (March 2026) still under development. Unfortunately, very close to a busy road. Some noise at night too. I also suddenly had another camper next to me, 30cm away, and I could barely open my door. And all this despite there being plenty of empty spaces. Paved ground and within walking distance of Torrox Costa, Lidl, Aldi, and the beach. Low-season price: €14 without electricity, electricity €5 extra.

4 stars for Morocco. Modern campsite, on concrete, good facilities. Pitches with flower hedges between them. All excellent. It costs them a star because they're on a main road, but I'm still not sure about nighttime traffic. Definitely recommended; if you have your own bike or something, that helps, as the village is quite far. The gas station next door has a fast food restaurant.

Nice, relaxed campsite. With a river view if desired. Reasonable showers and toilets. Power supply was poor, especially in the morning (drops to 130V), but the rest of the day was fine. Bread was available in the morning, but suddenly not during Ramadan. Within walking distance of the town center. I came for one night and stayed four.