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I really don't understand the bad reviews. Fine spots for a camper site; our door opened easily. We thought the showers were fine too. Two for the men and two for the women. One euro for 5 minutes was also very reasonable. And 25 euros a night in a city like that, you're just paying for this highlight, no problem. We found the other two camper spots a bit less cozy. By the way, we arrived at 10:00 AM and there was plenty of space.

Great place to stay. We were lucky; we arrived at 11:30 and someone was just driving away from the official 8 spots. The spots are quite cramped but okay, manageable. At the end, there were about 20 campers, and fortunately for the others, no checks were carried out. The town is truly beautiful; we saw three really beautiful churches. We paid 5 euros when leaving, and this after a great night; in short, highly recommended.

The first spot on our romantic route that we didn't like. We were at the edge of the woods, but it just wasn't right. We also found the town to be the least appealing so far. The price of 8 euros is fine; it doesn't matter if you stay for 1 or 24 hours, it always costs 8 euros. Slept reasonably well. We weren't bothered by the train next door, by the way, but I wouldn't really recommend it.

We only stayed there to visit the town, which is certainly worthwhile. The spots are definitely small, and unfortunately, the larger spots were taken up by campervans that could very easily park in the middle. Okay, that is allowed of course, but we moved on after sightseeing because of that.

We had a nice spot with a patch of grass. There really were more nice spots, and with blocks you can get quite far. We find P3 cozier and more spacious than P2. The price of 20 euros is fine; you can walk straight into the town, which is truly beautiful. We didn't go for the shower for 5 euros.

Great spot with a view of the castle. Plenty of space. Great walk, but the village was definitely worth the effort. The money was collected in the evening by a friendly gentleman; cost only 15 euros.

Beautiful camper site. Everything is well-maintained, clearly signposted, clean, and the pitches are spacious. What I liked less was the music in the sanitary building and not being able to take a cold shower. Otherwise, everything was great. Definitely a plus are the bicycle storage and the beautiful cycling surroundings.

It used to be a nice place, but since dogs are allowed there, it's unbearable. Not all dog owners follow the rules. Some walk off-leash, and with a 2-year-old, that is anything but pleasant. Furthermore, she stepped right into dog poop. Adults are careful, but a 2-year-old isn't. There was also a pile of it lying in front of the entrance to the washroom. It is such a terrible shame for the beautiful campsite it used to be, where we used to visit regularly.

Great place. Everything clean, spacious, and well-maintained. Beautiful view and super friendly owners. It was our second time and I don't think it will be the last.

In April, we paid 10 euros. We didn't really find it a success. The pitches are really small, and we don't like having to make reservations. You also have to indicate immediately which spot you want. On top of that, we were bothered a lot by the recreation area. Loud music until late in the evening; not worth repeating. The village itself is really nothing special, but okay, for an overnight stay while passing through, it could be an option.