What a lovely, surprising place. It's a shame, though many houses are in disrepair, while many have been renovated. Especially visit the tower; you get the code to open the door via the app. We didn't feel welcome in the restaurant, and many dishes were out of stock. The beautiful view more than made up for it. The gray water schedule isn't labeled as such, and the photo seems to be gone, so there's no discharge point, but there is a sanitary column for water and the toilet.

What the previous reviewer, Paulusdeboskabouter, claimed is untrue! They respond very quickly to emails in both English and Spanish. It's an excellent camper site run by a very nice couple who do their utmost to meet all campervan enthusiasts' needs. The facilities are excellent, the restrooms are very clean, and it's a very pleasant, lively town with great restaurants. We had a wonderful 10-day stay and will definitely be back!

The steep access with a 7.5-meter drop and a long overhang was manageable, but I did see marks on the concrete. There was a campervan the size of a city bus, making reversing into the space behind it impossible, as the maneuvering space is limited. But with five campervans, there was plenty of room. No electricity is a drawback. Filling up with water at the service area is from a large gravity-fed tank, and there's very little in the tank, so there's no pressure. A foul sewage smell in the shower.

There's clearly a double standard here! We arrived on Monday, with our camper on the wedges because the terrain slopes down, we extended the awning, and the platz-wart asked if we could move forward a meter, as it could get busy on the weekend. The next day, a campervan, the size of a city bus, arrived, and immediately set up a space for four other city buses with tables and chairs. "No problem," said the platz-wart! A nice little shop with basic necessities in Bremm.

5 stars for us, and here's why: - Exceptionally friendly welcome. - Good chip shop on site. - Pay-as-you-go. - Free use of showers and toilets! - Beautiful surroundings for cycling and boat trips. - Plenty of food and wine. - Spacious pitches. - Bakery with ice cream at 9 p.m.! We were here for 3 days without electricity for 51 euros. Special thanks for keeping the restrooms under the town hall spotless!

If you go there you know that there is no water to flush the toilet. Take enough water with you and use a bucket that you fill in the camper. Another option is to flush the toilet with grey water. And then dump the grey water and the well is reasonably clean again. Aarschot is nice. Go to cafe het Verlof or den Druppel where you can have a nice chat. For fries with stew you have to go to Marina's chip shop.

Excellent for a visit to Seville with the bus stop 140 to the centre nearby. Friendly reception. Cafe and pizzeria on the premises. For drinking water do not use the hose at the waste point, because it disappeared in many a toilet bowl. To the right of it drinking water with gardena coupling. Sanitary facilities need some maintenance.

Excellent service from Carrefour, no receipt or token needed. Discharge grey and black water. Water intake and all for free. Many thanks Carrefour.

Excellent place for multiple nights. Sunday flea market, then also busy with cars.. As already said, discharge gray and black water and water intake at the Carrefour in El Passeo shopping center. No more receipt needed, super service.

Too bad the previous review suggests the location is closed. At the roundabout you look at a terrain with camper storage, this is not the camper place. So just take the exit and drive a bit further. Everything you need is there, except a hot shower but we have that ourselves, simple but neat? Nice reception and close to nice terraces on the beach.