In our opinion, it's a terrible campsite. We paid €38 for a pitch for three people and a dog – quite a steep price for a campsite whose swimming pool isn't open. The campsite looks unkempt, and some areas are impassable due to poor paths. The access road is also very narrow, making it impossible to have oncoming traffic. The welcome was pleasant, however; we were helped by a friendly man.

Well-maintained grounds. We arrived on Sunday and were able to park and use the restrooms, which have two toilets and one sink. Overnight stays are free. There is no electricity. It might be a good idea to buy a bottle of wine, which we did, and they proudly told us about the different wines from the region. We also really enjoyed visiting the shop. The owner is very friendly and speaks English.

A simple overnight stay on a large lawn. The friendly owner passionately hosts a tasting for his guests every day at 7:30 PM. He charges €10 per person for the overnight stay and €8 for the tasting. You are expected to participate in the tasting if you stay overnight. There's only a compost toilet, and no electricity. We loved the red wine.

Beautiful camper pitches, completely in western style. In the barn where the horses are, there are toilets and a shower. The shower closed early on Sunday. You can also wash dishes outside and there is a nice western walk around the park. Definitely recommended for horse lovers, and also very nice for children.

What a great camper place! The grass was nicely mowed short, so you could get in and out of the camper without getting wet feet. Each place had a nice separation of wooden racks. Each camper place has its own power point, which is of course very practical. Very friendly people and a quiet environment. Definitely recommended for anyone looking for a well-kept and hospitable camper place.