Of the 3 camper sites here, we found this one the nicest. But we couldn't park anywhere; it was full. If you want a spot here, you have to stand at the gate before 9:00 AM. The supermarkets around here are familiar with campers too. Maximum stay of 2 hours and camera surveillance upon departure. We called the campsites in the area and everything is full. We visited the town and the castles and then left. The castles are beautiful, by the way.

Great spot for campers. Ample facilities. 100 meters from the entrance to this beautiful old town. Electricity is not available for everyone, but with a solar panel, it is not necessary. Do arrive before 1:00 PM, as it is full after that.

Saturday afternoon, 4:00 PM. Full. Full for motorhomes. There was space for cars, though. But that wasn't taken into account at the barrier. The result: the site full of motorhomes.

Quiet spot in the woods. Great for walking and cycling. Spotted 4 deer and roe deer. Had a very quiet night with 11 other campers.

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.