@peter677

The spot we had was perfect. Right on the Rhine. The sanitary facilities need replacing. There was hot water, though.

Huge campsite. We are here now in October, so it is reasonably quiet. Plenty to do for the kids, even a swimming pool on the grounds. Restaurant next door. Hiking and cycling in the area; you can go in any direction. Saarburg is down in the valley. You can also go there by cable car. Note that Monday is a day off. There is also a toboggan run next door. We will definitely come back again. The view from the campsite is really amazing!

Neat, quiet campsite, nice owner. Beautiful surroundings for walking/cycling.

Great place to visit the city/castle or take the steam train to the Brocken. You are on gravel, which is reasonably level. Electricity is purchased using euro coins. The caretaker is particularly nice. The sanitary facilities are clean, but there are only 2 toilets/showers. You have to pay for everything separately; I think that's fine, as you don't have to use it.

Beautiful, clean campsite with Dutch owners. Large pitches; at least our 7-meter camper fits there with plenty of room. Sanitary facilities spotless and everything looks new, showers without coins 😁👍. We cycled to Braunlage, just 10 minutes. We will definitely be back.

Nice, quiet campsite. We stayed for 1 day. At the barrier, you call the number, the friendly manager comes to open the barrier, you find a spot, and that's it. We paid 20 euros including electricity. (Camper, 2 people with dog). You can't fault that. We will definitely be back 👍

Nice place to stay overnight. It is on an industrial estate, so there is naturally quite a bit of traffic driving around here during the day. We were here to stay overnight and wash the camper. We will definitely be back.

Looked nice, but closed on Monday and Tuesday. So I just drove on.