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We stayed for 3 nights in July 2026. A campsite beautifully situated on the edge of the village. Cycle routes in the immediate vicinity. Bad Bentheim, for example, is easily accessible by bike. The owner is very dedicated to the campsite and arranges everything from A to Z. She also asks the campers to be careful with the rules. She also organized a coffee morning to connect the campers with each other. In short, a campsite with a heart. We will definitely be back again.

A great camper spot, lovely to cycle to Doetinchem, Doesburg, and Hummelo along the Oude IJssel. Sanitary facilities clean but limited, which fits well with the number of pitches. We will definitely come back again.

3 nights at this campsite. The owners work hard to keep everything clean and tidy. The sanitary facilities are super luxurious, with mixer taps providing plenty of hot water. The toilets are consistently super clean. The grass is beautifully maintained and every pitch has a tiled platform as a terrace. Every guest receives a folder containing every conceivable information, from shops to all walking and cycling routes.

Great large campsite, 4 nights including everything 139 euros. Within walking distance of Sluis, a nice and touristy village. Cycle to Bruges in an hour, a beautiful route along the canal. Sanitary facilities are outdated but reasonably clean. The campsite is currently half full; some toilets and showers are locked, which probably saves on cleaning. No shop or anything like that, but everything is in the village, a 5-minute bike ride away. The field with mobile homes is empty; it is located outside the campsite.

Late June 2026. Large campsite with a swimming pool. It is a large company, so there is structure in everything, which makes it less personal. Also with fluctuating prices. 3 nights 136 euros, booked 2 extra nights, was 127 euros.. In the same week, after we brought this up, it went down to 107 euros. But that fits with a large company with a computer that dictates how things work. Campsite neat, sanitary facilities too, there was even a dishwasher that does the dishes in 5 minutes.. Everything included in the price.

Great campsite, gravel pitches, electricity €5 but plenty of power. Nerja is within walking distance. The bus to Malaga also runs from Nerja. €6 per person one way, about an hour's drive. Friendly reception, showers usually hot. It's a bit of an Ibizan-style campsite with lots of greenery and fruit trees. We started with two nights, but ended up staying nine.

First, take a ticket at the barrier and then find a spot around the harbor. There's some disruption during the week due to construction along the long side of the harbor. Fewer campers are parked there now. 15 euros per night for a spot within walking distance of Gibraltar. Don't forget the town itself. Lots of shops and a small market on Fridays in the square near the post office.

We booked an extra day today. We arrived on Saturday and the village was quite busy, as November 1st is also a public holiday. A lovely campsite, with super nice and clean sanitary facilities. The restaurant is especially recommended; you can have breakfast, lunch, and dinner there. Superb quality. They also sell freshly baked bread. Highly recommended, 29 euros per night including electricity.

It's truly a transit campsite. Lots of people stay for one or two nights. The sites are quite crooked. There are also a few plateaus for larger campers. All sites have a concrete picnic table. Restroom facilities are mediocre, with lukewarm water. So, it's more of an overnight stop for the Caminito del Rey than a campsite for a holiday. The start of the hike is within walking distance. Tickets cost €18 per person in cash. They can be purchased all day at the start.