Beautiful motorhome site where you can also park a caravan. Toilets, showers, and a kitchen for washing up are all there, even a washing machine and dryer that you can use for free. The only downside is that it is an ACSI campsite, but you have to put in some effort to get your discount back. We paid 34 euros per night, while it should have been 23.

We stayed overnight at this resort, and we spent an afternoon there. It is not like in the Netherlands; in the sauna you have to go without swimwear, and if you want to go swimming or lie on a sunbed, you have to put on swimwear. The road is busy during the day, but there is no traffic at night.

We found it to be a good solution for a safe and affordable overnight stay in this hotel's parking lot. They have set up a small unit there with a toilet and shower. A few hundred meters away, you will find the tram stop Nu 47; you can take a nice little ride towards the city center. When the driver says you are stopping at a metro station, take line 4 to the center. We did Buda one day and Pest the next.

We are currently staying here for 3 nights. They cannot force me to empty my cassette into that machine; I use bio and simply empty my cassette into the greywater drain, that's it. Otherwise, there is nothing to complain about; it is great for visiting Vienna.

Very nice free campervan site next to a skate park and playground for the children. Public toilets and sanitary facilities are available. A few minutes' walk to the bakery and small supermarket. Lovely cycling along the Danube. Electricity is currently free and a voluntary contribution is requested.

Great free camper spot. We stayed there on Friday and Saturday night and slept wonderfully. Cycling to the city is 4 km. The next day we cycled along the Danube, 45 km there and back.

There are cheaper places if you are self-sufficient, because with all the price increases, campers will end up avoiding the more expensive ones anyway. It could well turn out to be a bad year for the more expensive camper sites.