Quiet campsite, excellent camper pitches, and a very nice restaurant and terrace. However, the sanitary building at the camper pitches is quite small (shower and toilet facilities as well as the number of them), is in full sun, and therefore feels like a sauna in warm weather; you can go straight back to the shower.

Lovely campsite in a beautiful setting, close to the picturesque village of Potes. Sanitary facilities are excellent and the pool is lovely. However, the pitches are quite small (7m campervan), and because our Irish neighbors' large caravan was then turned upside down, privacy was unfortunately completely lost.

Great campsite, though often used as a stopover: arriving late in the afternoon and leaving early in the morning, which somewhat diminishes the atmosphere. We stayed there for three nights, and (tip) it's in a beautiful area: cycling routes through charming villages and the vast vineyards of Burgundy and Beaune are definitely enjoyable for an afternoon or evening.

A well-maintained campsite with friendly owners. Beautiful mountain views and spacious pitches. Sanitary facilities are excellent and cleaned several times a day. There's a small restaurant with good food. The price is also reasonable at €32 per campervan.

A very friendly welcome from the cheerful gentlemen at reception. After paying the full price (€62.50 per night for a campervan - 2 adults), we found a lovely spot, more than enough for a 7m campervan, and a beautiful view. Until a few hours later, we were "built in" by mostly caravans... with an awning, car, and a small tent. The pitches are too small for that. An easy solution, I think, would be to place the campervans together.

A beautiful campsite nestled in nature on a small river, overlooking a mountain view; what more could you ask for? Everything was spotless, and the bathroom facilities were excellent, plus the price was reasonable (€31 per night for a campervan). The restaurant's food was reasonable.

Large holiday park, not really our thing as a camper. Swimming pool too small for the high season. Sanitary facilities fine and good to cycle to Bordeaux. Otherwise not much to do in the vicinity.

Good price (€16.50 p.n. for 2 persons) quality ratio, hence 4 *. Basic (clean) sanitary facilities, no demarcation of places. There are few places with shade, which was really necessary the last few days with sun and 35 degrees. It is a large field, but it was not busy at the end of June (yet). Good for cycling to castles and Blois.

Large and well-maintained family campsite, with more than excellent sanitary facilities. Everything you can think of is available, as well as a nice swimming pool. But in high season it is very busy and noisy early in the morning and late at night (families with young children), which we prefer not to have (anymore) as campers. For us, more of a campsite for the low season, in a beautiful valley for walking and cycling.

More than a great campsite for a few days. We cycled for a few days (electric or ATB is easy to do) on a number of cycle routes in the area and in the afternoon we cooled off in the river at the campsite; really cool, reminiscent of tropical rainforest. Karlovac is still a construction site and will take some time. The downside is that many really use this as a 'transit point' (arrive at the end of the day and leave early in the morning) and that causes some (noise) pollution.

We were in a nice shady spot under the trees, we were there early in the day. It became a lot busier during the day (already had 17 campers) and then the position was a bit worse (sun and sloping) and sanitary facilities (very outdated) there is then too little. good taxi service to lakes, but no bread service. Power flows very messily through all the windows of the houses, simply into the sockets. Still 3*, but could easily become 4 with some investments.

Neat CP and everything well arranged; just miss the holiday feeling and atmosphere, which is also due to the immediate surroundings. Can still come, but now see it more as a transit place for 1 night.

Nice camper place (campsite is a bit exaggerated, no grass and relatively small pitches, but certainly fine for us), ideal for visiting Berlin. The cycle path starts on the other side of the water and about 10 km further you are in the center. Sanitary equipment and sandwiches can be ordered. Price quite high, but hotel will be much more expensive in the city ;)

Neat campsite / camper place; It doesn't really matter what you choose in terms of location. Sanitary facilities more than fine, and everything else well organised. A big downside - despite the fact that the place is in the middle of nature - for the very busy road past the campsite: early in the morning there is a problem with cars, freight traffic and buses, especially on a weekday.

Nice 'nature' campsite in a beautiful location. Spacious pitches on grass and many trees. it is high season and the campsite is (almost) full, and then sanitary facilities (number of toilets and showers) are very limited and waste bins are full. Because of all the campfires in the evening there are big clouds of smoke, you just have to love it :). Friendly staff, so 4*

Mega large camper park, (still) without atmosphere, large plot behind an industrial estate. High season and is less than 25% full. Booking / payment did not go well; you can opt for iDeal, costs are also directly debited from your account, but no confirmation via email, no electric. Hope money (€34) comes back. So use CC! For a stopover and visit Bamberg otherwise fine. Reception open (5-6 pm) with a friendly young man

Nice campsite to explore the Zillertal: excellent cycling along the Ziller and certainly many hiking opportunities in the mountains. Very friendly staff. There are large pitches, but also smaller ones where camper > 7m barely fits. Sanitary itself is nice and clean, only very limited (toilet and shower) when the campsite is full with 100 places. Unfortunately, upon departure, the bicycle carrier turned out to have damage (vandalism? We can't think of anything else.)

Nice campsite for a few days in transit; beautiful bike paths, including to Bolzano and many kms between the apple trees and grape bushes. And then another splash in the beautiful outdoor + indoor pool. All amenities available and sanitary excellent.

Nice campsite right on the lake. We were on the 2nd row and this was also fine with a view of more. Friendly staff and friendly atmosphere. Sanitary reasonable, but clean. You can enjoy yourself for a few days with cycling (half around the lake is a cycle path) and water activities.

We wanted to go to Lake Idro for a few days, stayed at this campsite for 3 days; say glamping. Excellent family campsite. Everything organized down to the last detail, nice sanitary facilities and plenty of water activities possible. But for us as campers without (young) children with us a bit 'too much'. Wearing a strap is just a bit too much for us and we hardly use everything. Across the street from more it looks a bit cozy, we think.

Well maintained campsite, great for 1-2 nights and transit. Large pitches on grass, sanitary reasonable. Few walking and cycling opportunities in the area. Well station with connection to Reims.

Like many, we also come for a 'full' and cordoned off camper place, while it is half empty. So reserved, no one to be seen. Then just put this on the site and the campers will not block the road, which can lead to a dangerous situation.

Nice campsite with excellent pitches and beautiful surroundings, especially in September when grapes are harvested. Beautiful villages, especially Colmar (by bike via the wine route). Fortunately, we had made a reservation the night before - which we, as a motor home, would rather not do - because all places were still occupied in mid-September. The following days there was also a line of campers waiting. Sanitary fine, plus sandwich service and food truck(s).

Large campsite with currently (mid-September) few guests and therefore somewhat lacking in atmosphere. Here and there are some caravans without holidaymakers (seasonal pitches?). Pitches are spacious but (now) unkempt; long grass and lots of sand/mud/pebbles. Sanitary fine, WiFi okay and warm sandwiches in the morning, order these! Furthermore, a good base for hiking, water activities (in summer) and cycling; even made it to Saarburg on E-bike.

Nice, small-scale campsite with very hospitable owners. Spacious pitches for campers on a newly landscaped lawn and new sanitary facilities (which will be expanded in the short term). It is within easy cycling distance of Veerle, Middelburg and the Veerse Meer.

Nice campsite in a great location. We could stand directly on the river (Ourthe). Unfortunately due to crowds Ascension Day only 1 day because we (of course??) had not reserved. You can eat and drink on the terrace at the campsite. The campsite is located on a beautiful cycle path to Durbuy. Sanitary reasonable, will have to be renewed in the coming years.