If you are coming from the main road, this site is on the right after the first roundabout. But if you turn right immediately at the first roundabout, you have a much larger camper site on the left, and a little further to the right, a very nice site where campers are also parked. There are trash cans, but nothing else.

Well-maintained, quiet pitches for 4 campers. The ground is firm, and the grass next to the camper still needs to grow. Maximum 48 hours. A good restaurant, "Brugwachtershuisje," is located next to the parking lot and is situated on the river.

Well, from the black building at the back of the grounds, loud arguments with Arabic voices continued late into the night. Banging on the metal walls and the occasional screaming woman's voice, after which it quieted down for a while. A great place to visit the city. Many people with passes that simply wouldn't work at the gate. One night is enough here.

A huge parking lot. No designated camper spaces. We arrived on Sunday after the market, and it was filthy. Bottles and cans were strewn everywhere. Lots of people sat between cars, shouting on their phones. We took a walk around the city; the Norwegian fortress and cathedral are beautiful but under construction. Then we left.

Stayed here overnight due to a visit by Andre Rieu. Maastricht is very easy to reach by bike. Reasonably spacious pitches, the awning can be extended. There was just new gravel and stonework dumped, so there was not a trace of mud. A bit bare terrain due to a lack of trees. There are only trees along the road. Good camper care area. Showers, toilet not used, we have on board. There is electricity, but latecomers may find that the electricity is occupied

Great place, as a good place should be. Everything is there.

If you don't mind being at a crossroads, this is a great place. Never again for us.

We had a quiet evening and night. The historic center is a five minute walk.

Great place for a night. Bakery and groceries within walking distance. The burgers at the food truck are delicious!

This is a very nice place. We were here with heavy rain (beginning of March 2025) and then you notice the advantages of a good and safe campsite. The campsite is more than half a meter higher than the surrounding land and remains dry. All facilities are top, fresh and clean and remain usable even with the heavy rain. Nele welcomed us very nicely. When the sun shines again we will definitely come back. Anita and Dirk.

More convenient place to visit town. You are next to the cozy streets. Note. The price of 16 Euro per 24 hours is reduced for a stay of 2, 4 or 6 days. On the day of arrival, exchange your entry ticket at the counter for a multi-day exit ticket. A 4-day ticket is then 36 Euro.

It is 1 very large camper place and parking lot. Against the main road somewhat noisy, but in the middle very quiet. Are here now with only 8 campers. Garbage bins available. By the way beautiful town on a rock with still much Arabic symbolism in the facades.

Here you can fully take care of the camper, free of charge and stay overnight, or more. All conceivable shops are on the premises.

What a lovely place. On the beach near the sea. There is room for about 60 campers but beach visitors with their cars are also here. The terrain is located at an entrance to the harbour and therefore there is also a bit of night-time ship noise. Young people sometimes drive around, but slept well here. We stayed for a week

If you come here in mid-February, with Acsi, the camping is full on 2 remote spots. According to the reception, the camping has been greatly reduced by placing many chalets and tents are also coming. Reservations recommended. And for the rest, the camping seems okay.

great place. Unfortunately my tomtom managed not to take the logical access from the town and first up and then down a narrow and steep path. So we didn't and therefore had to search quite a bit while we just turned around the camper place.

Nice place, but.. If you come from the south, TomTom will guide you over a C road just before this accommodation. Two very narrow bridges, perpendicular to each other with a real water mill in between and after the 2nd bridge the road is 20 to 30 cm deep over a length of 100 meters, under water from the adjacent river. Not possible for large campers and exciting for smaller campers. So be careful, only accessible via B roads.

The campsites in the area are now closed and there is a long queue in front of this camper place. At the reception a screaming woman who says that we are all in the wrong place, have to speak French and get out. Considering the many searching campers, we just looked for a parking place at this village where we were quickly sent away by the police. Not recommended, place nor region.

At 1100 already completely on barrier. But campers leave all morning. Just stand in line and when it's your turn there will be another spot. Electricity is now 4 Euro. View is fantastic. It is quite steep here. Bus 58 stops near the campsite and in the center. With taxi back was 15 Euro. (done due to severe fatigue). Top.

Discount with Acsi in before and after season see site of the campsite.

Nice place to visit Doesburg. Facilities are all locked and can be opened with a harbor pass. Behind the trees over the water of the harbor is Gieterij Doesburg. Sometimes it is quite noisy for a very short time.

Excellent campsite in a special spot. Beautiful town of Brielle. Camping will no longer give an Acsi discount in 2024.

Great place to visit the city. No facilities, not even a garbage bin. A day ticket for parking is available until 0900 the next day. Arriving at 1100 hours and leaving at 1100 hours the next day is 2x6.50 is 13 Euro. Or take a mix of day and hour parking.

Camper part closed. But the site is so large that we found a corner there, together with a number of other campers. A restless night due to the highway and the TGV that passes right behind it.

This place is open as normal, but the area has been reduced. It can accommodate approximately 50 more campers, but they must be in a section. Police were walking around when we arrived. There was still one slot available and no problem. The water facilities are closed, but unfortunately you can still discharge a chemical toilet without flushing water. Furthermore, there is a coming and going of campers that largely have no room.

Full when we arrived. Spent the night along the boulevard without any problems. The next day we went to this place to wash and shower, etc. Great place, only little sun on the right because of the apartment building. Electricity is now 5 Euro per night. There are also many taller people.

With electricity 20 Euro per day. Discharge chemical toilet and gray water and take in fresh water. Some traffic noise, quiet at night. Nice place to visit the city center with both your own bike and the bus. By bike up to Alahambra is very steep. It is more convenient to cycle to the center and take a taxi there. Costs around 6 euros and you are at the entrance. Good place. Do buy tickets online for Alahambra.

Very nice campsite, large pitches, friendly reception. Showers, toilets neat. Heated indoor swimming pool, with a tree here and there. It is difficult to find a place in this region because almost everything is full. When you drive into the campsite on the right, there will be a newly built Aldi. Many regular guests who had already reserved their spot for 2025.

Text of previous review does not match the photos. If you drive a little beyond the field with the picnic benches, there will be a large parking lot that matches the photos. There were several campers here. Generally quiet and safe. Police station nearby and drives around here a lot. The disadvantage is that with an onshore wind you are quite exposed to the wind. It can be quite windy here. But the center is easily accessible.

The address is a joke because it takes you to the cycle path along the coast and not to the campsite. The campsite is located on Carrer Josep Jullol. Large campsite? Small in our experience. In any case, well cared for with nice sanitary facilities. For campers, be careful of all those low branches, even when turning into your spot. Private beach access with magnetic key and approximately 20 km cycle path along the coast.

Place is permanently closed. However, in the surrounding streets there are dozens of campers along the street for the night. At the first camper place, now a skate park, you can still empty your toilet and tap clean water. The new camper place between Citrumval Lacio and Cami Casavella is difficult to find, dreary, no facilities, very sloping and next to a large Roma residence.

16-12-2023. The campsite is completely underwater due to the very high water level of the Rhine. The access road, a section close to the bridge over the Rhine, is also partly under water. They have now stood near the entrance on a high spot, in a spacious inlet along the side of the road. Owner expects this to last until well into January. It's been 10 years since the water was this high here.

Lovely quiet place, but some traffic noise in the background. No facilities except toilets at the cafe opposite, where you also register. Stone surface next to a lawn where animals walk Very nice starting point, junction 8 of the junction cycle route on the doorstep, to cycle past the 6 castles around Diepenheim. Great place.

What a nice village and nice camper place. There is a rest area with everything for water and toilet. You are standing by the river. We now have 7 campers. There are some youth in the area, but they are quiet tonight.

Nice quiet place in a busy and overcrowded town. The cathedral and procession site can be reached quickly and easily from here. Clean water costs 2.5 euros and gray water discharge also costs 2.5 euros.

The price is just 18 euros. Only 2 toilet blocks are open, the rear one is heated. Excellent showers. That doesn't seem much for the high season. Otherwise super boring here. Everything is closed and what is open is far away.

Just as we were standing here, early in the morning, a large tractor with a mower decided to mow the overlying grass and small trees. There were also stones. The result was a load of grass branches and stones being knocked down. Within 5 minutes all campers were gone. Furthermore, a nice place with full care.

The restaurant is closed. There are still a few camper spots but not recognizable. Due to work a little further on, the neighborhood parks its car here. Not recommended as a camper place.

What a nice place. In the forest edge at the Dwingelerveld. Nice big places, electricity there. With many bird sounds to beautifully maintained sanitary facilities. Starting point for Beautiful natural walks or bike rides. Spotted 3 Cranes in the area. For dessert at the radio telescope we saw a large viper squirming over the cycle path.

it looks like 4 places, to park in the longitudinal direction because then you fit in a box. When we were there there were 7 campers with their noses to the water. In the evening cars that drive by and make the impressive Rhine boats

There are now barriers in front of the site. Parking is 5 Euro. at night it is very quiet and the toilet block on the left at the back of the site is open. Closed during the day, but then you can visit the shop of the museum. Finally, a wonderful museum, well worth a visit.

Nice location on the edge of a tourist town by the sea. Amenities are fine. Places so spacious that you can take out the awning and chairs outside. It is also more of a camping site for motorhomes. In the surrounding lagoons are many Flamingos.

Nice location, 10 very narrow spots. Campers are also parked along the bike path in regular parking spaces directly on the water. Buses are no longer allowed here. Furthermore, a beautiful old village, worth a visit.

Agree it's fine place, but... we arrived on Saturday Sept 10 at about 1600 hours and yes, Complet. At the top of the bus lane, we paused for about 20 minutes. Saw at least 20 campers come and go in those 20 minutes. You have to be here on time and otherwise just skip it.

Closed. New motorhome parking along Carrer Josep Maria Villa. about 200 m further north.

Closed. New motorhome parking at Carré Josep Maria Vila. 200 m north. No amenities.

The view here is amazingly beautiful. Place for the campers has been moved to the other side of the road and a bit muddy when it rains. The medieval town has a number of nice shops and restaurants. And you can walk beautifully in the area.

Great place with all amenities for motor home. On black asphalt and no shadow. Beautiful city center within 10 walking minutes. Recommended.

Nice place, shade. Directly behind the palace which is fine to visit from here. In the evening we were visited by a huge wild boar. Friendly animal but kept a distance.

Beautiful location with a beautiful view of the sea and harbour. But you are on the main road and at the entrance to the parking lot and part of the harbour. At night it gets quiet. You can take a shower and go to the toilet at the harbor master, for a fee. Where the ticket sales are for the boats, you can take fresh water at the start of the jetty, with a watering can. Price? Everything is expensive here.

Surprisingly nice place. Price is 18 Euro for 24 hours. A somewhat messy terrain but clear paths and find your own spot. Part was in use for a quiet fair. But enough space. You have to look for facilities. But you can empty your chemical toilet, 100 liters of clean water for 50 cents, paid toilets and paid showers at the harbor master. Experienced the Nieuw Statendam cruise ship coming in. Beautiful old village. Bakery around the corner.

We came here just before the Kieler woche and without a reservation we didn't stand a chance of a place, as the reception said. Beautiful place on the water, some places with a view of water. Narrow and steep access road.

Great place on a gravel field for 12 Euro. With electricity, hot showers, 8 min for 1 Euro, toilets. Take water, discharge gray water. No chemical toilet discharge. Supermarket Aldi on the right, right around the corner. We recommend eating at the owner's restaurant next door. About 3 km from the old town, bicycle is handy.

Price 22 Euro per day for camper no longer than 6.5 Meters. Differentiated rate by size. Via online booking you will be assigned a place, in our case a slanted place that we couldn't do anything with. The reception gave us a flat place. Facilities good. Washing machine can also be booked online. Get email when machine is ready. The campsite is located at the intersection of 2 fairly busy roads. Beach access is also 2 Euro pp. But that's the case everywhere.

Well sought after. Much is full in the region. The name of this campsite has been changed to Regenbogen. You don't come across the old name anymore.

Is open, there are 12 campers. No one is on the electricity despite 6 connections. Empty the toilet and take clean water. No idea if it is used.

Open June 2022. Firm gravel surface. Close to the bridge to the beautiful Altstad. Free, no amenities. Public toilet on the other side of the bridge. As well as bakery and pizza takeout.

Very surprised by the location and amenities. The parking card contains a code for a properly functioning sanitary building with a hot shower, toilet, empty chemical toilet and cold water that can be obtained via a watering can. Located between the old and the new city, you can walk straight into the old city where you can enjoy the old buildings of the Hanseatic city and walk along the IJssel. Really really well done.

Nice place, view of the Cap, hard surface, about 100m from the main road, fairly quiet, public toilet that cleans automatically, garbage bags. At the start of a beautiful walk to Cap Griz Nez and close to the beach.

Asked on arrival if we could stay for a week, on the rocky outcrop by the sea, no problem. After 3 days we had to leave because of a reservation but we got a place by the sea. Unfortunately, that place was also next to the busy road. Left the next morning. No more repetition for us.

the motorhome is closed. August 2021.

Wonderful standing. The murmur of water from the weir/sluice behind it is abundantly present. Only 2 real spots, the non-legal spots are quite slanted and small. Off the site and to the right over the lock there is a charging station to charge electric bicycles in the sun. Casemates museum next door. And the beautiful historic town of Grave is a 15-minute walk away. Visit the Maaspoort and the Maasboulevard there. Beautiful place this.

Honfleur is beautiful and with the camper this is very close to the center. The site is largely paved, at the front you have the pitches with electricity. However, everything is close together with largely large French campers of which the residents are retired and also hard of hearing. Good for a visit to the city and then get out quickly.

2sept 2020. Unfortunately prohibited for campers. The entire site is being heavily worked and also partly closed. In 2019 it was still fine here.

Sept 2, 2020. Road to the place is closed. There are signs with prohibitions for campers in several places.

Beautiful spacious camper pitches on the river. Beautiful view of the vineyards and within cycling distance (3 km) from Bernkastel Kues.

At the address of this place 8 motorhome pitches have been made at the top of the sloping towards the sea. These places are free and there is a toilet downstairs and the possibility to put trash in containers. For those who love the beach and want to catch mussels and shrimp this is a good place. La Sirene restaurant is on the beach but for the better fair.

Great place with beautiful views, hiking trails and a very beautiful village.