Pleasant and quiet (even in the middle of summer) campsite with a beautiful view. Modern sanitary facilities (only cleaned once a day). Not cheap, but you have a spacious spot (we had a regular camping spot, with water and electricity). No lighting at the camping spots.

Since mid-July 2022 there is a completely new sanitary block!

This is the same campsite as site 47576. Beautiful surroundings. Village with bakery, butcher and small supermarket within walking distance. Restaurant of camping very good. Free public transport with tourist card that you get at the campsite.

Nice place by the sea and close to nature. About 100 m further there is a parking / camper place. Very quiet.

There are also camper spots on the parking lot of the castle itself. Nice castle !! The parking has a view of the castle. We saw this when we visited the castle, did not spend the night there, hence a 'provisional' 6. In the village there is MiniMarkt, with fresh bread.

Good camping. Supermarket, Beach, cycle paths all close by. We were here around June 23 and then the campsite was pretty full. Many beach people in Usedom, at the Achterwasser there are fewer people.

Good parking spaces with a view of the water. City nearby. In the evening many people (student city) who come to drink on the quay and enjoy the sun. They didn't stay long, because it started to thunder. Stayed here mid-June. No service point.

Beautifully situated on a narrow strip of land between Göhren and villages at the end of the world. Expensive: 64.5 euros for 2 ovn (around June 20). Ideal for cycling. For our most beautiful part of Rügen. There is also a sandy beach.

Join other reviews. We were there mid-June and then there was a lot of space. Price is OK but 9.5 euros for chalk cliffs is indeed an exaggeration. We made a beautiful walk to Königsstuhl, then to Victoria, then through the forest on the Hochuferweg to beautiful Lohme. Back via normal street with hardly any traffic.

Nice view (water and boats and fishermen's huts), friendly staff. Note: gate closes in the evening, then you can no longer enter the grounds. All service available, including sanitary buildings. That for the ladies is more recent than that for the men. There are also places at half price, which have no view of the water.

This is more a mini-camp than a motorhome. All service is available. Only downside: so remote that you barely have cell phone reception. But what a peace reigns here, blissful.

This is not a camper place, but a campsite where mainly 'alternative people' and school classes spend the night. There is no empty spot, nor for Chem. Neither toilet nor gray water. There is also no water point where you can connect a water hose. The campsite manager referred us for the service to Sanistation on the Museuminsel parking. Nevertheless, in June we paid € 24.5 for ovn + € 1.3 for electricity.

Beautiful area. There are 3 longer places in the parking lot but there is no sign. Therefore tourism contacted Dilsen-Stokkem. This is their answer: "We have no signs because we have no facilities for campers. Spending the night in a motorhome, on the parking of the Wissen is allowed for max. 24 hours! '

Were here on Sunday evening until Monday morning, start February. Arrived around 18h, at 19h everything full. BUT, next to the cp is a trash can (dozens of small containers), from six o'clock in the morning was noisy here (there was a camper parked wrong). Done with sleep! In addition: no thread on fresh water tap ...

On the old soccer field stood for lunch break. Now fine to do but in case of rain wschl very muddy by the soft surface. Village nearby. There is certainly room for 30 campers. Servicept on asphalt parking not used.

Prima cp to visit Obidos. The broken lamp bulbs give a neglected impression, yet everything was OK. Money is collected by friendly man, with us it was around half past seven (if it is not dark yet). Attention: street name is dos ArCos (not Argos, arcos refers to the 'arches' of the aqueduct).

Cp in itself OK, but not really pleasant in the dark (during the day it was better). Kiosk was closed (winter), so you could not buy a jeton for water. There was also a passenger car. Bike path seemed OK.

Very quiet place (or was it because of the snow?), And therefore, we find, more interesting than Vitoria Gasteiz. All facilities available, even fresh water (despite the cold). View certainly OK. Were in transit, no idea about possibilities in the area. (Here at the beginning of February overnight.)

Prima cp with demarcated spots, and fully servicept (fresh water only with jeton). Shops nearby. Only downside is a view of gas station, but other side makes everything right. A road to the lower primary school runs along the cp.

Beautiful campsite, but hot water is not there (febr.). By bike you can easily go to Nazaré. All 'extras' such as restaurant and shop were now closed (without any mention). There were very few campers, the man at the check-in desk had plenty of time for a chat. (here on 21-22 Feb)

What messy, some campers are on the road, others in the grass, but good camper place for a visit to the town and the beautiful monastery.

Camping was fine. Although there were very few campers, the bar was still open. Fortunately, because nothing is open in the vicinity. For city visit we went to parking at Parque Verde. (Here on 24/2/2019)

Good camper place: spacious places and all amenities. But the (already mentioned) church bells really keep you awake (really all night). We will not come back here. (Here on 25/2/2019). Camper spot is located in village Senhor das Almas, at Oliveira H.

Camping OK. One of the few places where sanitation is not separate men / women. Is the only campsite in the region that is open in the winter. Near the Pyrenees and the Spanish border.

Great place. You do need a bicycle for shops. Many cycling opportunities (voie verte) in the area. At the end of February, the cp was occupied for about 1/3.

Ideal to visit town. Narrow places. The camper sign is in front and at the entrance, you have to guess which parking spots are for campers. Quiet at night. (Here overnight on 1/3/2019)

Great place to cycle to Ile de Ré or La Rochelle. Tip to the owners: make a stand with folders, maps of the area. - It is clearly stated at the entrance which places (numbers) have a power connection. Price with or without electricity is the same. (Stay here on 2 and 3 Mar 2019)

Beautiful location but this is not a camper place. There is no sign that refers to that. I do not understand why Campercontact accepts this place. You can of course park for walking (3 marked loop walks + passage Compostela route) or for cycling (Compostela-stage Chartres-Tours). The village has 1 restaurant and 1 café.

Beautiful and well located parking, with verm. accommodation option. One part is for buses, the other for passenger cars and campers. Village with all possibilities incl cable car to mountain accessible via beautiful path along water. The ferry to Limone is just 100 meters from the parking lot. Indeed no service, we were here only to visit town (12 sept), bus parking was overcrowded.

Very well maintained site, almost a bed and breakfast ... Well too expensive for one night.

Well located place in small village, with both culture (Unesco heritage), hiking, restaurants. There are also two supermarkets within walking distance. They were already on their way to the south several times. June was busier than September, in bad weather few campers. Loosplek is on / off, so you block other campers.

Just returned from 2 nights at new camper location of camping Kompas. Very OK, but indeed, placing a canopy requires some creativity. We were in 2 places here. The second was no. 36, at the petanque field. All other places were occupied. Coincidence or not, but when we drove away this morning, we noticed a big crack in the windshield. We no longer want space 36!

Nice place to stand and walk in the castle garden with beautiful old trees. Not a single facility, not even a rubbish bin. Small food shop in center about 300 m.

Interesting CP to visit the city (castle, restaurants) and to cycle around. Aldi and Rewe are close by, Lidl a little further. Calm spot. No marked places. CP itself is quite boring. Loose space gray water unclear. Present? Overnight costs 5 euros, electricity is extra (but must not). Water tap in repair when we were there (but it was working on).

No indication that you can stay overnight or camp with a caravan, so there are no places reserved, there is also no "placemark". The parking is nice in the evening; There was also a caravan when we were there. Low rating because it is unclear what is allowed here. Very nice area.

As a camper place, there is also space for caravans and tents. When you arrive in time, there is enough space. The manager is friendly but has no problem with more campers than places (nice for those who are late but less fun for those on time). Fietsweg to Aachen center very well indicated (almost 2.5 km to tourist office). Located in green spot in Aachen, at St-Jacobswandelweg.

Fun starting point for walks / cycling tours. The factory on the other side is not beautiful and soothes all the time. But all in all, that did not bother me too much. Too bad places are so short (you have to hang out over the canal): cycling on or unloading can only take place if you move your camper, left and right, just to turn on / off the camper. Restaurants nearby. Supermarket at 1 km.

We stayed here for 1 night, end of February. 2017 but found the place to be OK. Big spots, power, camping facilities. Offers less than a campsite, but it is much cheaper here. Sanitary was only sister and so (coincidence or not?), But that is not necessary for a cp. No idea or upcoming football ground for noise, now it does not matter.

Nice place at end of driveway, near building. Sorry for the high voltage cables. All campervan facilities, water in a dirty location. Or did we miss something? Had hoped for wine purchases, but nobody saw, gate to inner courtyard was closed. (We arrived only after sunset (February), GPS did not show us the best way ...) Village near, we only saw the next day.

Were here mid March 2017, found it a great, well organized place, there was even good wifi! Historical center and supermarket nearby. Showers and WC are a plus on a cp (not used). Value for money is recommended. View of castle and storks are free of charge!

Nice place, very well looked after, canal view. In fact, this seems to be a mini campsite, but without sanitation etc. The price is earlier a camping price than a camper price (15 euros per night, incl. Electricity). Payment is based on trust (envelope with money stuck in bus). Or does the owner come by every morning? We did not see a garbage bin. - We were here in February 2017.

We were here at the end of 2014 and wanted to go back at the end of April 2017. However, the parking was closed: will be repaid and will be paid (mss? Like the other parkings near the office the tourisme at the Lac du Der, which are free during the day). Parking was almost finished: nice places, next to each other (like earlier on this parking).

Superb spot, right next to the Meuse along which you can walk and cycle, by saying 'own' lawn next to the camper. Baker nearby. Supermarket at about 3 km (Fumay). No service for campers (a trash can). There was a village party running and therefore quite noisy but still very satisfied. Train on the other side of the Meuse (did not bother us).

Beautiful and well-kept campsite. Beautiful setting (even though it was raining - the pool was not open for the sake of the rain?). Places have their own water point. Town within walking distance, but few shops nearby.

Good and well-kept campground, all amenities available. Spacious spots, beautifully shielded. Internet as mentioned: First day free, after payment (5 euros for 2 days, for 2 devices, not always as good reception). Supermarket at 450 m, city (s) at 1 km, bus connection to eg Arles in the town.

We only parked here to visit the abbey and then moved on. The parking is very remote. There was no mention of accommodation at the car park, the lady at the checkout said that it should be (at the parking lot closest to the abbey). Been here on May 6, 2017.

No mention that you can park or stay here (no mention for cars). On the campsite itself is: key pick up in the town hall (during office hours). We did not stay standing. Very nice spot, close to the beautiful town. Been there on Saturday evening, May 6, 2017.

Quiet place to sleep. Owner not seen. Beautifully designated places. Shops in a few km, service point at 500 m. There been on May 6, 2017.

Only service point, no mention due to parking or overnight. Only suitable for discharge of dirty water; Emptying the toilet is not really provided, but it will be done. There is a trash can. There is a camper place at about 4-500 m. There been on May 7, 2017.