€35 per night, €1 for a 4-minute shower. And only 2 showers and 2 toilets for the entire campsite. Men's/women's, all together. Located right next to the road, 7 minutes from the ferry. As a last stop it's okay, but for nothing more, because you need a car to get anywhere from here for everything. So quite expensive for what it is.

Beautiful location with a view of both monuments. Sanitary facilities OK, hot water and clean.

No reservations possible, it's a matter of luck. Arrived around 1:30 PM everything was full, and while we were standing there wondering 'what now', luckily a van drove away. 😁 Suddenly we paid for 48 hours and it's within walking distance of Cobh + the station 🚉 where you can take the train to Cork. Beautiful view! Cathedral phenomenal 🫶🏻

€20 per night inclusive. We were allowed to park wherever we wanted. Good stopover after the boat experience at Skellig Michael. Friendly owners too. The village of Sneem is within walking distance.

Good location indeed, especially if you have a boat trip to Skellig Michael planned. Parking isn't as convenient as in the first photo. Everyone parks there and spaces are limited. It is also long and narrow, so it requires some maneuvering with a camper. It is free, too.

Yep, it does cost a bit, €50 per night, but everything wasn't understood. No coins needed for the shower anymore. Spacious camper pitch, clean sanitary facilities, and a good location for Muckross Abbey (15 min on foot). Also booked a trip to Gap od Dunloe. Great day. The owners were also very friendly and helpful. We stayed 2 nights.

Top spot in the middle of Dingle, ideal for driving the Slea Head and Dunquin Pier route. Very friendly owners, coffee included 🫐muffin indeed 👌🏻 restrooms are comfy and clean, nice terrace to sit on too, and yesterday (19/7) there was a sort of fair with a party here 🥳 in the pub, but by 11 pm everything was quiet. 🫶🏻

Nice campsite, but they had a problem with the water here so no showers, flushing the toilet was done with a bucket, and emptying your cassette also involved drinking water if you had brought any with you. Still €40 for the night despite that, and we were parked in the car park. At least there was electricity 😁 The owners were friendly and they did their best to offer water because there was a power outage throughout the whole village.

€37 for 1 night, 2 people, incl. electricity. And €2 to shower with a coin. Works fine, 5 minutes of hot water in a small cubicle, but welcome after a hot day. The pitch is also paved with stones. 👌🏻 Lots of noise from shouting children, though after 10 pm. It is one of only two campsites in the area, so that is probably why it is busy, and it is only a 20-minute drive to the Cliffs of Moher. The owner was very friendly and helpful.

€30 indeed. But that includes electricity. Shower €2 for 10 min and was ok. Disposing of waste in containers was also possible, as was emptying your toilet... It's not the 'fancyst' location, but for one night, we weren't bothered by anything. We were on a paved spot at the back (behind the pub). No noise, not excessively late either; even the donkeys in the field right behind us were silent. 😁

The owner indeed does his best to offer you a great spot. I found £43 for one night a bit excessive as there are no facilities for emptying water or chemical toilets. Sharing the shower (hot water 👌🏻) with 2 other camper guests was primitive and clean, as was the electricity. It is a busy region so there was no other option, and for one night it was more than okay. Overnight stay after Giants Causeway/Ropebridge/Dark Hedge and close to the A26 towards Belfast or Londonderry.

John is indeed a very friendly man. Primitive but clean!! (toilet + shower) 👌🏻 Very quiet. Stayed 1 night with the camper.

Booking only possible via website! Friendly/helpful owners. Ideal with the Hop-on/hop-off bus for €3 pp / fare from the campsite to Dublin and back (departure 9:15 am + return at 4 pm, stop 1 Dublin). Line bus 69 also goes, but the times aren't always accurate. The sanitary facilities are outdated but manageable with tokens. We stayed 3 nights and paid €45 per night. Pricey, but the only one in the area with an easy connection to the city if you are traveling by camper, so…

Very beautiful and quiet location. Ideal for an overnight stay after crossing by boat from Fishguard at 2 pm (1 hour and 30 min drive). Or as a first starting point for the surrounding area. Very friendly welcome. €25 for 2 adults + camper (shower/electricity included) for 1 night. Sanitary facilities clean.

Talk about overcrowded😳 I've never seen every single patch of grass utilized so much. (Pentecost gel) On the holiday itself, quite a few people left, and the day after too, and then it was Zen! 👌🏻 breathing space and peace, even by the water. The campsite has plenty of accommodation, the sanitary facilities are clean too (only the cleaning time from 8:15 to 10:00), block G was less so. Ideal location for the Mullerthal Trail. A short 15-minute walk from the center where the E1-4-5 starts + bus for other M-trails = free.

Ideal for parking your camper and starting your hike. No facilities.

Nice and well-maintained for the camper, perfect starting points for walks. Showering is also possible, but emptying the water is difficult.

Cozy and beautiful camper pitch surrounded by greenery and in the company of 2 cows (fenced off). The owner has a great sense of humor and is very attentive. Showers are available and clean.

we were completely alone here 😁 which was also a special experience but everything was fine 👌🏻 Lever works on license plate recognition after reservation, wifi also 👌🏻. Everything neatly mentioned in the email. Within walking distance of St.Truiden. Search through the city, €2 at the Tourist Office. 👌🏻 You hear the train 🚂 every now and then, but it doesn't run at night so no problem for sleeping.

A beautiful location at a small marina behind a locked gate. = Safe 👌🏻 The management is also very friendly. Maastricht is easily accessible by their own water taxi or by bus line 5, which is 10 minutes from the campsite. Ideal for a visit to the city. The sanitary facilities are very clean and the water is lovely and hot. We are fans!

I had booked two nights before but left at 3 p.m. on day 2. The camping spot was right by the entrance/parking lot/playground. 🙃 I didn't feel like I was on the campsite. Lots of noise/sights late at night. Everything was very clean, and the management was friendly. There wasn't much to see/visit in the surrounding area on foot... 🐕 After two walks towards Retranchement/Zwin and Cadzand-Bad, I saw everything. One night with a later checkout would have been better.

We were lucky because there are actually good-sized parking spaces, and with our 6.36m (19.7ft) we managed to get right by the entrance… the only large space near the wall. The entrance/exit to this parking lot isn't easy, so I suspect larger campers won't be able to park here. Cochem isn't large, and you'll need a serious climb if you want to visit the castle. We spent about three hours here (including food).

Great parking lot for campers and cars. €10 for 12 noon...€18 for 24 hours. Electricity is available and the toilet is clean! 👌🏼 A 30-minute walk from the Suspension Bridge. (Parking money is used for bridge maintenance.) Walk: This can be done either through the forest or along the road. The overnight stay was quiet, and we weren't alone. You can also dump your car there.

Great location. Clean sanitary facilities, neat camper pitches on stone, and you can arrange everything with the code you received upon booking. Quiet location. A 30-minute walk to the Atlantic Wall in Raversijde. Few accommodations, so it's best to bring your own drinks or buy them at the nearby campsite...