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.

A new campsite, actually a camper site. Large pitches separated by greenery. The entire area is gravel. There's water, showers (not always hot), toilets, a grey water disposal unit, and cassettes. There's also supposed to be a restaurant, but I didn't see it. The staff is a bit disinterested, which is a shame. There's no electricity. Otherwise, it would have been another star.

The location itself is nice and the price is good. But it's clearly a regular car park that's been converted into a campervan park. Parking is tight, the pitches are sloping and even with chocks you can barely straighten them, and the night lights look more like the sun. But it's a nice town and a lovely place for a walk.

Great camper site next to the swimming pool. Currently closed in winter, as are the showers, etc. There is water and a dump station. There are paved and grassy pitches, and there's electricity. A nice place for one or two nights. But they could use a bit more maintenance.

The fences from the photos are gone, and there are a few potholes, but for a free spot (so no complaints), it's fine for a night. Maybe even two.

So, you find yourself at the gate after a 25km detour. Closed until January 6, 2026. Not pleasant after a long day of driving. So, we continued to the village and parked at the municipal camper site, which was also fine.

Great camper site with a very friendly owner. Perfect for an overnight stay or a few days. All amenities are available.

A small but charming camper site in a wild garden. All amenities are available, and there are lovely walking and cycling routes nearby. Paved pitches among grass, nothing wrong with that. I'll definitely be back.

Lovely campsite in the meadows with a super friendly host. You can walk around Radio Plas, for example, or enjoy a nice bike ride. You're on a grassy field; some trees have been planted, but they're still small. Highly recommended if you want to relax.

Huge campsite with supposedly many facilities. But today all the restaurants are closed. The shop is closed. It's located next to a busy road while the rest of the field is empty. Sandy pitches. The water is shut off. Push-button showers. And then they charge 52 euros per night? Of which 17.50 is a reservation fee. Disgraceful, I'll never come here again. It's terrible and far too expensive for what it offers in winter.

A fantastic campervan site in the meadows, within cycling distance of Nijmegen. The owner has clearly put a lot of thought into this. The site is designed to be completely autonomous. So, you reserve a site through the website and receive a code to open the barrier. You also receive a code to access the facilities building (toilets, showers, washing machine and dryer, and kitchen dishwashing area). Everything looks great, and there are even Christmas decorations.

The campsite is closed in winter. Rooms and chalets are available.

Beautiful spot in the Veluwe forest. A 20-meter walk and you're in nature. Lovely campervan sites with all the amenities. And the reception staff are so incredibly friendly. You can order sandwiches for the morning, and there's a restaurant and a chip shop. Wi-Fi, electricity—in short, I couldn't ask for anything more (except for the awful weather).

A nice spot among cows and pastures. Within walking distance of the shopping center (about 3km), and a bike ride from Nijmegen. But if you walk along the dirt road to the main road, there's also a bus connection. I've been there twice now, and I've never seen an owner or manager, which is a bit odd. Water and drainage are available, but there are no toilets or showers. Wi-Fi works well.

Beautiful camper site. Excellent facilities and a good price. Quiet with paved pitches.

A very nice camper site. The owner has clearly put a lot of time into it. The pitches are separated by grass, which they take pride in and care for. Next to a forest, in the meadows. Good Wi-Fi, running water, showers and toilets—in short, everything you need.