Beautiful place on a lake with all amenities. Owners speak German You can pay by card and we got a homemade soap with it. If you walk from the road you will come to an old railway line, beautiful walk! At the next road a circular walk (blue arrows) of 2.3 km starts along beautiful wild orchids and Parnassia. To the left at the road you will come to the mining museum, also worth it! Disadvantage: sloping field so blocks

nice place to stay overnight at a swimming pond. The local neighborhood association provides the toilet building. A voluntary contribution of 50 SEK does not seem too much to ask.

no more camper place, see photo of sign on the fence (translated with google)

because of the (too) wet grass we were allowed to put the camper on the access road between the grass (see photo) great option furthermore nice heated toilet building. beautiful surroundings to walk to the old town (immediately after the campsite the road and stairs up) or to the Canyon

Beautiful spacious plots. We still found room after 11 p.m. Operate the barrier at the entrance yourself. 12 euros with registration note and envelope in the box at the building with facilities. Registration office open if necessary between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Nice park around the Aasee

for a free spot for self-sufficient campers, a nice spot at this disused train station. The bicycle track over the beautiful Ravel 48 really invites you not to sit inside all day and be annoyed by traffic noise and those workers in border traffic. Please note that the number of available places should still be offered up to half for the time being. Work traffic still keeps some seats occupied.

The camper next to the cheerfully babbling brook already caught our attention during a tour in the summer of 2021. When making a reservation by telephone, we were urgently advised to look elsewhere. The continuous rain could no longer cope with the river, turning Neuenburg and the surrounding area into a disaster area. Much has been renovated in the meantime and the beautiful adjacent swimming pool has been reopened. Friendly, thoughtful staff. Top!

The pleasant entrepreneurial spirit of Christophe and his family to shape this camper place since the corona period. We had some nice cycling days, and during the bad periods we are working on drainage of the beautiful lawn near the forest. Nice photo puzzle tour in the area of Tielt with also a real dry pub crawl. A special kind of hospitality in the bar of this CP, opposite the event location of the never-used Sint Anna chapel.

arrived at 7.30 pm, everything closed including barrier saw on the reception door a price per day for a pet of 16 euros??!! so we drove on

When planning a trip to Belgium, I came across a military tattoo that can be reserved for free on the Grote Markt last night. Beautiful shows from various orchestras, nice to be able to spend the night so close to the beating beautiful city center for a surprising price including electricity and water! A nice walking tip on the app is the City Strip with children. Also fun without children. Enjoyed the special atmosphere and the interesting history around the cathedral

Beautiful spacious pitches and a great base for walks. The (largely loose) wet noses route also starts opposite the Buitencentrum of Staatsbosbeheer. There is water, waste water disposal, possibility to discharge chemical toilet and good wifi

12.50 according to the parking machine at the gymnastics hall. ticket gives code for shower/toilet. Loosput right around the corner. Not very clearly marked what the camper pitches are. The beautiful park at the nearby city gate, including a dog playground and a new swimming pool, is still being developed. Beautiful old Hanseatic city to explore further!

If you can be self-sufficient for a night at the foot of the touristy much too expensive Brockenbahn (day ticket approx. 50 euros with the steam train to the top, which is also beautiful to walk on), a wonderfully surprising address. The hospitable, musical manager of the Waldbad restaurant shares a dark piece of GDR history with photos and uniforms. With a smile and a tear, he thinks that this is the best way to tell the local history of Elend.