Beautifully situated mini-campsite with 8 camper pitches. Unobstructed view over the fields, with deer sometimes visible. Stunning toilet block; you could easily give 6 stars or more for that! Friendly owner, who stops by for a chat as soon as you arrive. Beautiful old villages within cycling distance, and plenty of shops and restaurants in Westerbork. It is close to a busy road, but we weren't bothered by it. 51 euros for 2 nights. Flexible departure time.

Very large campsite, much too massive for us. Many permanent caravan pitches with sheds built around them. But for an overnight stay, it is OK. Friendly reception and €35 for everything included. Sanitary facilities reasonably clean and good hot water. The restaurant and service are absolutely top-notch, delicious food at normal prices. Super! So for an overnight stay while passing through, it is good.

Beautifully situated campsite within cycling distance of Lucca and Pisa. Very friendly lady at the reception. Toilets were fine, showers very small with swing doors and chains; the all-inclusive price was €45 p/n. Nice swimming pool which we did not use. No bread rolls/restaurant etc., but some chilled drinks were available. Pitts close together, barely 2 meters next to the camper, or a private terrace behind the pitch. One star less for that.

We stayed here in July, at 3 pm all alone; luckily, another 3 people arrived in the evening. Apparently, it is hardly used. No shade, 16 amps, grey water and fresh water exchange possible. Lukewarm water for washing dishes and drinking water was also lukewarm, perhaps because the weather is hot? Paid for the shower but the drain barely works, up to my ankles in water. We visited the town, which is very beautiful, and cycled to Siena. Perfectly doable.

Everything here is great! Nice campsite, lots of shade. Cozy bar by the lake. Super friendly owners. Great hot showers and free! Hot! water for washing dishes. Unfortunately, only 3 amp electricity. The water in the lake is too warm and dirty (personal opinion). We rented a scooter in the village and went into the surrounding area, very nice. Shops and restaurants in the village or by the lake are within walking distance. €25 p/n all inclusive

Fantastic campsite; it is wonderfully peaceful behind the gate. There is a very cozy square/village in front of the campsite with plenty to do, and everything you need is readily available within walking distance. The owner family is very friendly and can provide you with all the information. The road leading up to it is a challenge for a large camper; ours was 7.50 meters long and 2.30 meters wide, so you sometimes have to maneuver carefully when encountering oncoming traffic. Bus to Amalfi departs from the square.

This campsite is simply good. Beautiful pitches in the woods, free choice. Walking distance to the beach and sea, azure blue sea, perfetto! The sanitary facilities are fine, you can buy all kinds of food and drinks at the campsite, and the service is friendly and speaks good English. Puglia is definitely not a beautiful area; it is yellow/brown, arid and dry, and very boring. Only a few small towns and that azure blue sea are beautiful. Otherwise, don't expect much from this province.

The campsite is great! Free choice, just pitch your tent. €33 p/n all inclusive. Nice in the woods, shade or sun. Great shower and toilet, neat and clean. We stayed 1 night to visit the trulli houses and the town. Early July and only a few spots were occupied. Reservations were/are not necessary. Delicious bread fresh from the bakery and they speak good English.

It is not a charming campsite; you only stay here to visit Matera. We did not receive a warm welcome, but we were immediately given a tour of the campsite and were free to choose where to pitch our tent. At check-in, they wanted to hold my ID card, which I did not want. After a brief discussion, a copy was made with fresh reluctance. Matera is nice, but the surroundings are boring. The shower is OK for 1 euro for 5 minutes. However, the water drains poorly, so you end up standing in a footbath. 28 euros per night

Very friendly welcome, the host is absolutely top-notch. It is a camper park where the pitches are fairly close together in a row. The sanitary facilities are perfectly clean and showering has to be done quickly, €1 for 3 minutes. Reasonably hot water. Small sandy beach at the campsite. The surrounding area is nothing but beach campsites. Shops within cycling distance, nice cycle path along the beach. We paid €30 + 5 for electricity.

Small, cozy campsite on Lake Iseo. Most pitches are by the lake (otherwise it wouldn't be fun...). Particularly friendly Hugo who takes good care of his guests and the grounds. Washing up with cold water and unfortunately the shower isn't nice and warm either. Sanitary facilities are reasonably clean. Price €55 p/n for a 2-person camper. The surrounding area has everything and it's nice to go from village to village by boat. The campsite has no facilities, but the shop is a 5-minute walk away.

We stayed here overnight on our way to Italy. Way too expensive for one night: €62 for 2 people and a camper. The sanitary facilities are absolutely great! Between the mountains, with a view of the mountains. Close to the highway. Sanitary facilities work with a card, €10 deposit per card. A bit of a soulless campsite.

Absolutely fantastic. Convenient check-in and check-out system, beautiful large green pitches with privacy. Good, hot showers on a timer—plenty of time! Wonderful for cycling with the ferry across the Meuse. The manager comes over for a chat when you check in for the first time. Supermarket a 5-minute bike ride away. The road is audible but not bothersome. Check the website for availability, as you cannot reserve in advance. This camper site is highly recommended!

Close to Highway 5, perfect for overnight stays while traveling. The pitches are arranged in rows separated by small hedges. The sanitary facilities are good. The restaurant service is friendly but amateurish; we had to wait an hour for drinks and food because no one knew if we'd been served yet. The campsite is located in a village, so there are no scenic views, etc.

A lovely campsite by the lake, which we visited for an overnight stay on our way back because it's conveniently located near the highway. Very clean and luxurious sanitary facilities, lovely A-type pitches on the lake. Unfortunately, the restaurant is only open on weekends at the end of August. Showers require a 6-minute coin, which you can get free at reception for the first night. A top-notch campsite in a beautiful location and close to the highway.

Such a little paradise in the hills of Le Marche. A camper site with beautiful unobstructed views of the hills. A very well-maintained and clean shower/toilet. Very friendly owners who organize a cozy evening twice a week. A steep climb and descent to get from the village to the campsite. A nice bar/food stall centrally located near the pool with comfortable seating. We had a great stay. Not suitable for large campers.

Well, so many positive things have already been said about this campsite, and it's all true! We spent a week here in August and it was a joy to be there. Breathtaking views all around, they organize social evenings twice a week, and the surroundings are absolutely beautiful. The sanitary facilities are very clean and well-maintained, and the owners take all the time you need! It's located on a steep hill, but we managed with a simple 80hp campervan.

Disadvantages: a lot of sports noise from the sports park next to the campsite every evening until 11 p.m. The campsite has no view and is divided into small streets between hedges. Pros: close to a beautiful sandy beach, and the village is within walking distance. Cycling is also easy (e-bike). The sanitary facilities are outdated and have some minor issues. The showers are adequate and well-maintained, but some are a bit spotty. €59 per night is a bit overpriced, but hey, those are the times...

We had a reservation. We arrived on Sunday afternoon and no one from the owners was there. You're supposed to choose your spot and hook up the electricity, etc. Someone will be there the next morning, so you can check in. Perfect for an overnight stay or two... if you want to visit Trentino by bike or travel further into Italy. The showers and toilet weren't super clean, but there was plenty of hot water, and the showers are double/twin. We used the breakfast service.

Ideal for a short visit or on your way to Italy. Large, open pitches in a fairly open field. You can simply drive up and find your spot. Very friendly owners and excellent sanitary facilities. We stayed there for one night while traveling. Double occupancy, electricity, and rolls totaled €39.

What a great campsite! Overnight campsite par excellence, snack bar, bread service, nice big places, flexible organization. Everything just practical and top! Super neat sanitary facilities, many campsites can take an example. Reservations required, was also necessary, at the end of August it was packed (overnight). Great food snack bar. See also other reviews, recommended!

Nice reception, friendly owners. Choose your own spot, we had a wonderful few days at the river. Super beautiful surroundings! Camping simple and quiet, clean sanitary facilities and delicious bread in the morning. Small village with small Vival shop. Also a few restaurants that we did not use.

Beautifully situated, quiet and natural. Very friendly owners. Bistro in village, delicious food, low price! Beautiful nature and quite doable surroundings by bike. Sanitary facilities neat, bread fine. Some places nice view of Perpignan and the M sea. Great camper place!

Small quiet campsite for max 4 caravans/campers and 4 tent spots. Bread roll service and if desired fries with Dutch snacks. No more Indian buffet! Excellent spacious sanitary facilities. Nice swimming pool. A truly fantastic view on all spots! Friendly and service-oriented owners. You have to entertain yourself there is little to see/do. Small critical note: no lighting when it is dark and you have to take your own waste to the village.

A beautifully situated GGG campsite in the Lot/Dordogne, a great starting point to visit the highlights in the region. Beautiful views in many places. Very friendly Dutch owners who provide you with lots of information. Delicious fresh bread. Restaurant and groceries. Excellent showers and toilets. Cycling in the region is easy with an e-bike. We arrived a day early in August and a great spot was arranged.

Easily accessible on the route to the south. Friendly Dutch-speaking reception. Excellent showers and toilets. Many available places for overnight stay, free choice. Excellent price, €29 for 1 night, incl. electricity etc. All in all just fine, so 5 stars.

An excellent base for an emergency. But rather go to the campsite next door. High season: dirty sanitary facilities and you are parked bumper to bumper. If you like camping this is not the place to be. positive: practical with a rechargeable card and place when everything else in the area is full.

Very friendly family who speak reasonable English. Great to visit in high season without reservation. Sanitary clean and well arranged. Dishwashing and shower is also at the top of the campsite (terraces camping). Beautiful village of Moustiers accessible on foot. Bread service available. Provence: almost always summer weather!

we came without reservation in high season. Just ask at the reception, there was still 1 spot for 3 nights, absolutely great! Speak fluent English. Very large Lidl within walking distance and cycle path behind the campsite. Some places have nice views. Obviously busy in high season and many people are close to each other, not really disturbing. Bread roll service at the campsite.

beautifully situated city campsite, lots of storks nice to see. Turckheim within walking distance with bakery. plumbing fine and showers moderate. we were here for 2 nights on our way through and visited beautiful Colmar by bicycle.