Great place to stay overnight with good sanitary facilities. Beautiful, spacious, and easily accessible pitches. There's a bike path that takes you to the center of Dijon in 15 minutes... well worth it. €18.80 for one night with electricity. A pizza maker is available on site.

We received friendly service at the reception. There are plenty of paved areas. The restrooms are outdated, with toilets without seats, but they also have nice showers. Even in October, the shop was still open with fresh bread and a few other things. There's also a bakery around the corner. We tried the campsite restaurant once, but we didn't really like it. There's a bus stop next to the campsite. Walking or cycling to Cassis involves a lot of downhill and uphill.

The CP is located in front of the campsite. If there's space, you can drive in. Pay at the campsite reception and you'll receive an exit token. There are toilets and cold water at the CP itself. Showers are located at the campsite. There's a swimming lake and a small restaurant (open until 7:30 PM). A supermarket is nearby. For two people, we paid €15. Electricity is coin-operated and is an additional charge.

We received a friendly welcome and were allowed to choose our own pitch, riding along on the golf cart. The pitch was spacious. The restrooms were outdated and not very clean. Toilet buildings were scattered throughout the grounds, while the showers were in a separate building. There's a small but excellent swimming pool, a playground, and a restaurant. The center of Aosta is easily accessible by bike from the campsite. There's a supermarket nearby.

A quiet campsite in a small village. Lovely spacious pitches, a bread service, a restaurant, and a lovely swimming pool. There's plenty for children to do. The reception was friendly. The sanitary facilities were clean. We spent approximately €70 per night for two adults and a campervan.

The pitches are small; our awning could only be partially extended. The sanitary facilities are good, except for some occasional odors. The pool is wonderful. The restaurant is good, and the campsite staff are friendly. The supermarket and the town are within walking distance, as are the lake and river. Two adults and a campervan cost €53 per night in high season. There's a small playground for children. Football and volleyball are available at the beach.

A great base for visiting the Aletsch Glacier. The lift is within walking distance, as is the village. The restrooms were fine, though they require a coin-operated system. There's a bread service, a restaurant, a playground, a soccer and volleyball court, and a swimming pool. Beautiful surroundings for walking or cycling.

We received a friendly welcome and were given a spacious pitch. The sanitary facilities were clean until the campsite was almost full. You can get a Bern public transport pass at reception, and the bus stop is right next to the campsite. You can also cycle to the city center by (electric) bike. The campsite offers a bread delivery service and a restaurant. There are play areas for children, and swimming is possible in the river/lake next to the campsite. It is expensive, though, at approximately €74 per night.

We received a friendly welcome at reception. The toilets and showers were clean. The showers are coin-operated. You can order bread rolls, and some basic groceries are provided. The swimming pond is excellent, and there are several play areas for the children. There's also a swimming pond for dogs and a dog shower. There's also a restaurant on the property. Freiburg city center is a 35-minute bike ride away. We had a spacious pitch. There was a lot of traffic noise.

A new campsite with spacious pitches and clean sanitary facilities. We were lucky that the tulip garden was still open. Nice to see. The owners are friendly. The area is quiet. We went to Auschwitz by bike. Approx. 50 minutes. Shop with bread 3 km away as well as a restaurant. Theme park Energylandia nearby.

A great campsite on the Wisla. The reception is in the hotel and I think you can eat there too. The welcome was friendly. We got a sheet with information on how to get there by public transport. Cycling was fine, approx. 15-20 min. Follow the Wisla. Sanitary facilities were okay. The water was warm. It was cleaned every day. Most places were spacious and on arrival you can choose a place yourself. Shopping centre is a 10 min. walk.

The road to it is bad. There are 17 spots, some of which are filled with boats. The spots are fine and look out over the water. Shower and toilet available. There is a bar where you can also order pizza. We were welcomed friendly. Behind high there is a train track, where trains regularly pass. The noise was actually not too bad. By bike in fifteen minutes in the center. There is a tram stop next to the camper spot.

The campsite is located on the canal and near the forest. You can choose your own spot and the owner indicates that there is usually a spot. The sanitary facilities are okay. Cleaning is done every day, but under the toilet seat not so often. There is the possibility of breakfast and there is a drink/food stall on the site. There is a small playground for children. There is a bus stop just outside the campsite. Cycling to Berlin city centre is 1h20, Potsdam 0h40.

An excellent campsite with a friendly manager. A stone terrace at every spot, a cafeteria, clean sanitary facilities and in the middle of the cycling and walking paths. Behind the campsite is a swimming lake and behind it is a lake for dogs and horses.

It is a combined parking lot with camper pitches at the end. The toilet block looks fresh and good (showering costs 0.50 per 2 minutes). Camping behavior was allowed. You are directly in the town of Borghetto with many terraces. Cycling and walking are good. We spent 20 euros for 2 people for 1 night.

This camper place is closed by a barrier. the sanitary facilities are okay. These are closed from 7:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Closed on Sundays from 1:00 PM to 8:00 AM. The Lidl is indeed right next to the CP. A very friendly welcome. Cycling to Parma was fine, one long straight road on the cycle path. The sites are spacious and paved.

Spacious and quiet. Clear spots. The whole thing is behind a closed gate. Friendly reception. Sanitary facilities were sufficient. A vending machine with coffee, soft drinks, chips and sweets. You can eat at the rugby next to the site. Modena and Enzo Ferrari museum are easily accessible by bike. Bus stop at 900m.

Great campsite. Small shop there. Large supermarket within walking distance. The sanitary facilities were clean. Spots big enough and we were allowed to choose ourselves. 2 persons 39 euros per night. Tower of Pisa just over a kilometer away.

A small campsite with friendly staff. Small places. The sanitary facilities are outdated, but clean. Bread service available and a bar. Small playground for children up to 6 years. Table tennis and football table. The campsite is located approximately 1.5 km from the station where the train to Cinque Terre departs. A little further than the station is the center of Levanto and the beach. The campsite is located high up (quite a climb). Fine with an electric bicycle.

campsite was closed when we arrived.

A camper place with spacious pitches around a small pond. The sanitary facilities are clean and suitable for disabled people. it consists of a shower, a toilet and a room with 2 sinks. There is a washing up area outside. There is also a container with garden herbs that can be used. Ice cream, jam and honey are also sold. From the camper place you can walk to De Wit. Cycling routes are ready. The owners have information about cycling routes available.

We used the campsite for 1 night. We had not made a reservation and could still get a place without electricity. Many permanent camping pitches, dated but clean sanitary facilities, bread service to be picked up from 8.30 am. Right next to the campsite is a restaurant with kitchen open until 8 pm, an outdoor swimming pool and a park with animals. Price 2 adults, camper and no electricity = €28.50.