Great campsite, perfect for walking and cycling along the lake. It's a great location for visiting Konstanz. From the campsite, it's a 1.1 km walk towards Staats (harbor and ferry), and from there, take bus line 1. You can get free tickets from the campsite, paid for through the tourist tax. Dogs are allowed on the bus. The campsite isn't cheap, though: €105 for 2 nights, a campervan, 2 adults, and a dog. It's not cheap anywhere around Lake Constance; the cheapest option is to stay home!

One star because it's close to Lindau. Otherwise, it's a disgrace, so disrespectful to people traveling in campervans averaging €70,000, as if we were a bunch of outcasts. Trailer trash, that's how I feel standing here.

Perfect campsite to visit Reims. Beautiful traffic-free cycle path along the canal. +/- 19 km to the centre. You can also take the bus, the bus stop is close to the campsite. Bakery in the village 1.8 km, but no supermarket nearby. Sanitary facilities are ok according to French standards, but grey water discharge is not possible. There is a toilet cassette.

Good campsite to visit Dijon, quiet cycle path along the river to the edge of the centre. Clean sanitary facilities, even toilet seats (rare in France). Campsite is definitely recommended.

Great campsite, friendly welcome. Sanitary facilities are neat. Through the back gate you can go to the beach and to a harbor to eat oysters. Easy to reach by train to Bordeaux or Arcachon. La Hume station within walking distance.

super friendly reception, free standing, electricity to be paid. Free tasting and purchase possible at normal prices, €9 for table wine and a 2020 grand cru for €19. Chateau Coutet within walking distance is also worth a visit.

friendly welcome, sanitary facilities dated but clean. excellent walking path from the campsite to the village with a nice harbor and cozy restaurant. You can also walk to St. Jean de Luz via the boulevard 3.5 km. Dogs are not allowed on the bus!

Neat campsite, the road to get there is quite tough with the camper. Best to first drive to San Sebastian and then up, our GPS showed a shortcut and this was really on the edge. First time my wife was afraid. At the campsite you can take the bus to San Sebastian, please note that dogs are not allowed on the bus, so we had this problem. On foot it is 8Km, walking around the city a bit and then 8Km back up was too much for us and the dog.

Top motorhome, very well maintained, cozy atmosphere. Very hospitable patrons. Fresh eggs every day and even a free freshly made soup in the evening. cozy campfire afterwards. Keep it up!