@karibikmueller

Loud music from the restaurant on the riverbank played until 10 pm, but it was quiet after that (Saturday evening). Unfortunately, the parking ban for cars was ignored, so several campervan spaces were blocked. I drove in in the evening and out in the morning. €0.

I thought it was quite nice for €10. No marked pitches, a large meadow, and shade. I don't need sanitary facilities since I live in my campervan. It's a bit chaotic, yes, but not as polished as those tourist campsites. More suited to people who prefer wild camping. A good compromise, and it's also close to town for arrival and departure.

So, sorry, €33 for one person with a car and a roof tent without electricity. It's September, and the site is in the middle of nowhere. No shops, no snack bars, no restaurants, nothing at all, and a long way from the sea. This is a rip-off. I've never paid that much, and I've been traveling with a roof tent for eight summers. Even in Cologne, right on the Rhine, with absolutely luxurious bathrooms and kitchen facilities, a restaurant, and a bread delivery service, I paid €22.

Yes, that's all true, but why are you standing here? We were here with the roof tent because of the toilet, and now we're standing with the motorhome a few hundred meters further west for free, although at least there are sanitary toilets, right by the water.

We also filled up with water. Since the station is in the town, it is definitely drinking water. In addition to the fixed hose for the toilet, there is a second connection for a Gardena coupling. The water is clear, has no smell and tastes good.