Beautiful, spacious campsite with a fantastic view. The shower is very sad, and the water point on the Moselle side is a disaster; more water on your shoes than in the jerrycan. Otherwise, we had a good stay and enjoyed a nice meal in Trarbach.

A cozy little camper site with good, necessary facilities. No sanitary facilities on site, but a camper has their own. Colorful town with shops within walking distance. Aldi 100m away, 6 amp electricity. Very friendly manager; upon arrival we went grocery shopping and during our absence the manager left a small gift on our table... very thoughtful. We will definitely be back.

Filthy filthy filthy. Pitches are very uneven. Way too expensive. Just drive past and stay at Martina Camping, which is what we did.

Now, a word about the surroundings. There is a beautiful one within crawling distance.

Definitely our favorite campsite for taking a beautiful bike route along the Moselle. We stayed for 3 nights. The railway tracks bothered us very little. Everything you need is available. A friendly manager comes by to collect the pitch fee: €12 per day, plus €3 for 16 amp electricity. Bread roll service in the morning and an Italian ice cream cart in the afternoon. A delicious Indian restaurant by the lock is within walking distance. It is certainly worth cycling to Bremm.

Great place, nice owners, everything you need. Walk to Vijlerhof to eat at Vijlerhof.

Lovely campsite. Dutch owner. Terraces across the campsite. Artisan bakery. 24-hour shop for essentials.

Nice campsite. Traffic, well, you can hear it, but it doesn't bother you. All amenities are available. You can top up your electricity usage. Shops and the town center are within walking distance. Church square with a shop selling fresh Dutch-cut fries. Leveling up is necessary as the spots aren't very flat. Beautiful surroundings for walking and cycling.