Good transit campsite for the Gotthard Tunnel. Good sanitary facilities. Meer is closer and the surroundings are beautiful. However, there are few shaded spots on the campsite. There is an airport nearby, so there is a lot of noise from low-flying planes.

Make sure you have plenty of mosquito spray with you, as the hedges are full of them (although they are sprayed every day). Make a reservation if possible. We stayed on pitch 56 with our 7.5 m camper, a nice spot. The restaurant is only open on weekends in June. And if you are unlucky, the pool closes as early as 7 pm. The water is drinkable but has a chemical taste. The water at the water points in the village is delicious, though. The campsite is ideally located for visiting the beautiful village.

We were here last August and stopped here again on the way back from Croatia. After 2 days, we decided to stay for another 2 days. Good campsite, close to the water (you get a key to the access gate to the beach). Braccobaldo Beach, a dog beach, is about a 1 km walk away. Be sure to book well in advance as it fills up quickly. Admission is free, but you pay 20 euros for 2 sunbeds plus a parasol.

Three stars because of the swimming pool and restaurant located next to it. Close to a busy road. Sanitary facilities outdated but clean. Shady spots, but sloping.

Compared to campsite Bijela Uvala (south of Porec), we do not find this campsite particularly special. Prices across the different zones are the same. There isn't really anything to do in the town of Ankaran.

Normally, with Easy Park, you pay for the actual time you are parked. However, here you pay 24 euros for 24 hours plus 3.60 euros in service fees. In short: far too expensive just to visit the town.

Cramped, sanitary facilities outdated and dirty (mold on the tile grout in the shower). For 1 night (2 people and 1 dog) we paid 62.26 euros. Way too much, so we will never come back here!

For a spot at the camper site (a gravel pit), you pay 45 euros, excluding sanitary facilities. We moved on.

We stayed here for 3 days (with a dog) for 60 euros per night. Rarely have I experienced such a luxury campsite. Do note: prices go up significantly starting June 15.

We stayed at a spot 40 meters from the sea and paid 52 euros for 2 adults and 2 dogs (including electricity). The campsite is very large (500 pitches). From the campsite, you can walk along the sea to the fishing village in 10 minutes, where you can enjoy a delicious meal.

I would strongly advise against driving to this campsite with a semi-integrated or integrated camper. The last 5 kilometers are extremely dangerous if you encounter a truck, as you have nowhere to go. When we arrived, we were spoken to very unfriendly because we had apparently driven a little too far. We turned around immediately.

A fine place to park the camper, but that is about it.

Three stars for the campsite and four stars for the location. You can walk along a paved path by the sea to Opatija, about 3.5 kilometers. There is a dog beach between Icici and Opatija. Park Angelina is definitely worth a visit.

We stayed at pitch 77 with an amazing view without having to use any blocks. We first drove the camper to the waterfalls/lakes (beautiful!!) and later to the campsite. We had a nice meal at the restaurant and afterwards went for a walk with the dog in the beautiful nature.

Fine stop for 1 night. Had a nice meal in the restaurant. The lake water looks a bit cloudy. Nice sanitary facilities, but the water in the ladies' showers was cold.

Three stars because we had the only pitch that wasn't covered in gravel. And therefore muddy. We had a delicious meal at the campsite restaurant. You can take the bus to the center of Ljubljana, which is definitely worth a visit.

The sanitary facilities are far too small. It would be good if the owner took a shower here himself to experience it. The surroundings are beautiful, and the restaurant is fine.

Fine place to stay. 4 stars for location, but a bad experience with Poles who parked their door opposite ours.

Beautiful place by the lake with all the amenities you could wish for.

Fine place to stay overnight. The restaurant was okay. Disposing of grey water is not conveniently arranged: the drain is not in a pit but on a mound.

If it hadn't been for the train (which runs right past the place), this would have been the perfect campsite and we would have given 5 stars. Within walking distance of the town, where a visit to the castle complex is definitely worthwhile.

4 stars for the campsite, 2 for the train that passes by very often. There is a small restaurant on the campsite, which is convenient because there isn't much in the village. Along the Aar, near the swimming pool, there is a nice little terrace.

Fine campsite, but the planning is a bit chaotic. We were assigned pitch 41, where we would have liked to stay for 5 days. However, after 2 days we had to move our camper to a much less desirable pitch 95. This happened even though someone else occupied pitch 41 every day for the remaining 3 days. Restaurant, including bread service, is top-notch.

A very nice campsite with a beautiful view of the lake. The sanitary facilities are excellent. The place for emptying grey water and filling the water tank is near the entrance, which is not very convenient. You can easily walk your dog in the park next to the campsite.

Three stars, of which 2 for the campsite and 3 for the sanitary facilities. Google and Garmin navigation directs you to a viaduct with a height of 2.75 m. If you are taller, you must drive via Via Giuseppe Verdi and then via Via Argentina. Prices per different category are on the high side.

Great place, too bad there are no showers. You can walk the dog well here. A small restaurant is within walking distance.

Very nice people, many permanent spots, few camper spots. Good for 1 night.

The campsite is located in a valley between a stream and a railway line (which doesn't bother you much). The heated sanitary facilities were also a plus at this time of year. Plenty of hiking trails are available at the tourist office. We also agree with previous reviews.

Excellent overnight stay near the highway. No electricity or plumbing, hence the 3-star rating.

We arrived on November 4th. The drive there with a campervan longer than 7 meters wasn't pleasant (especially the last 900 meters). After meeting the owner and looking around for a bit, we decided to head back to the highway. The reason: the restaurant was closed, and we could only shower if we stayed at least two days. In the summer, this seems like a wonderful spot for a campervan.

On November 3rd, on our way back to the Netherlands, we stayed overnight at Camping La Colline. It was the only campsite in the area that was open. We received a warm welcome. A lovely spot for those who enjoy peace and quiet. There are no shops or restaurants nearby. The sanitary facilities were fine, but we had to wade through the wet, tall grass. A path would be helpful. And remember to fold in your mirrors when driving through the gate (it's a bit narrow). Thanks again for the delicious eggs, Joyce and Frans.

Since 2022, the campsite has a new owner, Olivier Branche. Its new name is Camping Les Campagnes. Address: 900 route de Lacave, 46500 Rocamadour. The telephone number has changed to: +33565344394. Regarding the campsite: the pitches are okay, but the access roads to the site are very muddy after rain. Furthermore, the lighting on the site is very poor after dark.

We arrived here on October 30th and were able to stay for two nights. Then the campsite closed. The sanitary facilities are outdated but clean. A small country road at the back of the campsite takes you to Saint-Jean-de-Luz, a beautiful town on the bay, in 40 minutes.

In general (both at the campsite and the camper site) the pitches are small. We stayed at the campsite because the pitches at the campsite were quite sloping. Toilets at the campsite were clean, and showers at the campsite are accessible via a nearby gate. There's a bus to town from the campsite every half hour. Dogs are allowed on the bus, but you have to lift them up and hold them on your lap.

Great location with a sea view. If your campervan is longer than 7 meters, it's best to book an XL pitch. We paid €35.70 for an XL pitch for one night on October 30th.

Great camper site (on the main road) with a beautiful view near the picturesque village of Potes. Site and power are easily arranged through the P Verde app. Toilets and showers were clean.

Only a few campervan sites available. Otherwise, it's a great spot. From the campsite, you can take a beautiful walk along the cliff (via the gate at the back of the campsite). The restrooms are kept very clean. And we had a great time at the El Paso bar, which is just around the corner.

Lots of places to visit, good facilities, delicious food in the restaurant. A good base for visiting the Covandonga lakes and the Basilica of Santa Maria la Real, among other things. And for hiking in the Picos mountains.

A very friendly welcome. The pitches on the grass above are fine, but the bottom is rather muddy. The beach is around the corner. Plentzia (where the harbor is) is the place to be, not Gorliz (where the campsite is). The sanitary facilities are quite old, but the water is nice and warm.

The P Verde app makes booking the spot (and on-site electricity) easy. However, there were some strange characters hanging around, so after a walk through Bermeo, we left. You can also use the restroom in the cemetery during the day.

Agree with the previous writers! The only downside we found was that the light in the shower went out very quickly. Beautiful coastline, perfect for lovely walks (even with the dog).

Great campsite. The only downside is the sandy ground, which turns into a mud puddle when it rains. There's a small restaurant on site and a bakery nearby. The beach is within walking distance, and you can also walk your dog there.

Spacious site, but we missed the restrooms. The surrounding area is beautiful; you can take endless walks along the water.

Great place for one night. The restrooms were nicely heated and easily accessible with a code. The town was a bit disappointing; lots of traffic. It is within walking distance, though.

Nice place, beautiful surroundings and restaurant where you can eat delicious food

On our way to Bilbao, we stopped here today. We were happy with this campsite, as campsites and even campervan sites are scarce along the A10 motorway. We also received a friendly welcome. As mentioned, the restrooms are outdated, not to mention all the light sensors that quickly switch off the lights. So showering or using the toilet in the evening is only possible if someone stands by the light switch.

Reception is closed from 12:00 to 3:00 PM. We weren't allowed to park our campervan at reception, but were sent back, while a car with a caravan that arrived after us was allowed to stay. The pitches are fine, and the location is excellent. There's plenty of space along the shore to walk the dog.

A good transit campsite with plenty of space. We hadn't booked but were still able to get in. A nice town within walking distance. The restrooms weren't adequate for such a full campsite.

Excellent transit campsite. The sanitary facilities could use an upgrade. Very friendly lady at the reception. Beautiful surroundings for hiking or climbing. Nearby village with Hotel Post as a good restaurant.

A small, well-organized campsite near the village of Laas. We were here during the Marble and Apricot Festival. It was very lively, with many stalls and lots of live brass band music. The surrounding area is beautiful.

Pleasant terraced campsite with excellent sanitary facilities. Downside: Check-in between 11 and 12. The gate closes then and doesn't reopen until 2 p.m. A simple village with lovely mountain walks.

It's an expensive campsite, but definitely worth it for hikers. You can take the ski lift up from the village of San Cassiano. Beautiful surroundings. Good facilities, a nice bar, and a good restaurant on the campsite. It cools down considerably at night.

Four stars for its beautiful waterfront location. Ideal for water sports enthusiasts. A small shop on the campsite, friendly receptionists, and a Lidl nearby. Plenty of places for dogs to enjoy the water.

Great campsite for one or two nights. The pool was fantastic. Food truck on the campsite with a young couple and good pizza.

We've been coming here for eight years now, and it remains a beautiful location for camping between the Moselle and Rhine rivers. You can visit Koblenz's old town via the bridge (20 minutes) or by boat from the campsite (until 6:00 PM).

A campsite with a large swimming pool and private beach on Lake Garda (key available at reception). Dogs are allowed on the beach on a leash, but not in the water. However, if you walk along the water to the left until you reach the reeds, you can let your dog swim.

Great camper place if you want to visit the beautiful town of Füssen, you can walk to the center in 20 minutes or if you are on the B179 on your way to the Brenner Autobahn.

Great transit campsite. No noise from the highway. There's a small bistro where you can eat (dogs are not allowed inside).

Very friendly staff. Lovely pool, excellent sanitary facilities. A beautiful village with several nice restaurants. The walk to the high-altitude monastery is well worth it (be sure to wear walking shoes).

We sent a quote request today for two nights. "We" are people and one dog. The camper is 7.32 meters long. We just received a quote for €217. We've now booked another campsite nearby for half that price.

Nice place for a few nights. Sanitary is fine (only the shower floor is rather slippery). Maastricht is within walking and cycling distance. Ideal with the dog.

We stayed here for 1 night and that was fine. Vianden is within walking distance, along the water. With bread service, fries and snacks on some days also available. Beautiful surroundings for walking

Great place for 1 night. Village is indeed not much

Great campsite for a few nights. Close to a river. Ideal for canoeing and walking the dog

Large, busy campsite with good sanitary facilities, near Lake Neuchâtel. Difficult if you have your dog with you: it is not allowed to walk on the grass or off the leash anywhere. But: there is a nice little beach a little further than the regular beach, where the dog (on a leash) is allowed in the water. Beautiful surroundings!

Place is ok for a few nights. Restaurant on the campsite. In the village there is not much to do

Great campsite, Gérardmeer lake 150 m away, footpath to town runs along the lake, center is about 2 km walk. With bread service. Beautiful surroundings for walking.

Great campsite, lake at 150 meters, footpath along the lake to the village (about 2 km). With bread service. Beautiful surroundings for walking

The sanitary facilities are a bit less (little ventilation in the showers and the number is also meager). We had a nice place with grass. City is within walking distance, easy to do. Sufficient opportunity to walk the dog (in one place even let it swim in the river). Strong point of this campsite: you can choose a place outside reception hours. Gate is open.