Aire alongside quay just outside the old fort town of Gravelines, which is pretty surrounded by moat system alongside the Fort walls, couple of min walk away. Ideal 1st or last stop for Ferries/train, can have road noise, on our visit July, no campers parked on original red tarmac area but behind on grass, although it looks like there’s a choice. No services but at separate location in town.

Perfect Free Aire for first or last stop before Ferries, no services at the Aire itself but there is a dump/fresh filling a few minutes drive away in Gravelines. Cycle path alongside takes you into town then on along the quay area, water sports lake next door with lots going on in Summer. Quiet, grassy, spacious marked parking, shops, restaurants in town. 20 mins to Calais ferry.

Great Free Aire with water, waste, electric if required, new looking and very neat, hard standings to park, few minutes walk from a small town, next to a road so could be some road noise but otherwise ideal stop for the night. Fresh water 10cents per 8L, 2€ gives 160L, toilet water water free, electric chargeable but unsure of price, couldn’t find a label to say & we didn’t need it.

Excellent location this Stellplatz is next to vineyards on a lovely wine route, no services but co-operative selling their wine a couple of mins walk away, also village with tourist info, restaurants, cash machine, nice grassy parking and Free, feels spacious, peaceful and beautiful setting next to vines, although there is a well kept graveyard next door too, ensuring peaceful night.

We drove here on a Sunday but no real Stellplatz although there was a sign in their car park but only campers of the dealer were actually parked there, couldn’t find any dedicated parking otherwise, good camper shop there which we went back to on Monday as closed Sunday! Also service centre if needed.

Ideal Free Stellplatz a few minutes walk to a very pleasant walled town with good supermarket, excellent greengrocers, cafes, restaurants and tourist information office. Large camper bays, electric points, possible charge, we didn’t use them, waste/dump/fresh water (€1), clean toilets in town opposite tourist info, toilets next to Stellplatz but locked on our visit. Lots of cycle routes from town

Camper Sosta alongside a river with bridge over to the town, lovely setting surrounded by mountains, we parked on a large gravel area beyond the service point, quiet, church bells but nothing in the night. Proper Italian Sosta dump/fresh water filling point signed ‘Wash’ + extra water fountain, no electric. About 15 mins drive from Alleghe lake.

Free Sosta in quite location next to football field on the edge of town. Surrounded by mountains, ideal stop for a night, water, waste emptying, no electric, fairly small spaces, full on our arrival but able to park in the car spaces alongside

Great Free Sosta next to indoor swimming pool with tourist info in a nice quiet mountain town. No electric, dump & fresh water, some views towards the mountain peaks. Swam in pool, good lane swimming, need swim cap though which you can get in reception, good showers in their too €7.50 for the pool. Level parking on tarmac, lots of walking trails from the town centre, bars, restaurants too

Excellent & reasonable does what it says on the tin campsite for visiting Venice. Ferry boat to Venice hourly, tickets from site €13 return or €28 for 72 hrs, also boat to Lido for beach. We stayed 5 days, noise every night from college groups till 12pm+ & lots of mosquitoes but those not exclusive to camping Fussina! Hot showers inc, laundry, elec, shop, bar, shade or pitches in sun next to water

Excellent Free Sosta in the heart of the Prosecco wine routes, large spaces, dump, fresh water, w/c emptying, no electric. Very quiet with good outlook to the mountains & vineyards, perfect stop whilst touring the lovely wine routes here in this region, town close by if needed.

Spacious level Camper Sosta on the edge of town in the Prosecco wine growing region, lovely wine driving routes. Sosta is now barrier entry payable at machine €10 per 24 hours or €4 for service use (gives 1hr), barrier open on our visit July 2018, didn’t stay the night just passing by on the wine route but looked fine, quiet, electric with individual water taps, w/c & waste dump

This looks like it is a caravan/campervan storage facility that is set up for an overnight stay. So looks quite full with vans when you arrive but quickly realise you would be the only people there. We didn’t stay. The arrival to adjacent park by police ‘talking’ to some men loitering sealed our decision.

Perfect free Sosta Camper Parking about 20 mins walk to the centre of Treviso, other shops, laundry within a few mins walk. Very quiet spot for our overnight stay, railway behind but no trains in the night, dump & fresh water no electric. Treviso a very clean, tidy historic town with canal system, nice for a meander, tourist office, plenty of restaurants, shops etc. 50km rom Venice.

Fantastic community run Sosta on the edge of small town, next to local football field, only 18KM from the amazingly beautiful city of Padova and 28KM To Venice. Very tidy, gated entrance, slide open gate to let yourself in & locals collect €6 later, electric if required, dump & fresh water, fenced, secure feeling, peaceful, level area, space to sit outside, grassed area, fruit shop over road, fab!

Excellent Sosta for fabulous Verona, parking with dump/fresh, no electric, nice long spaces & shade from trees, barrier entrance. 15 minutes walk to Verona centre, completely stunning, lots of beautiful buildings, Roman Arena with opera through certain days in July/Aug, train station close for day trips further afield. We had 2 nights and felt safe but always cautious and security conscious.

Really good Sosta next to Lake but with road between, lovely lake beaches, beautiful town of Salo within a few minutes bike or walk. Fabulous flowers around the Sosta on our July 1st visit, dump/fresh area, electric, shower €1, hole in ground w/c. Very noisy on busy Saturday night with bar/karaoke close by & lots of cars in car section coming & going until early hours otherwise excellent.

The parking here on 4th July 2018 is not yet fully opened after renovation, car & coach parking section is now open so we parked in the car park as we are only 6m long, others also parked, new security cameras & signage everywhere, barrier entrance, €12 for 24hrs, no undesirables on our visit & felt safe. Padova is completely beautiful, incredible buildings & historic importance, glad we stopped.

Stayed here for 1 night awful place to find as signs are hard to see, the entrance barrier is too complex and the price is quite high, looks like it’s an old caravan park. On the plus side it has extremely clean toilets and showers washing up facilities, electric, water and a dump station, easy walk into town or walk/cycle into Riva del Garda,(market day Wednesday) windsurf/hike/MTB heaven!

Update following review. 2 British motorhomes were broken in to during our stay, through the Fiat Ducato cab doors models 2002-07,valuables stolen whilst owners slept during the night, although unaffected ourselves, the parking had felt safe, it was full with campers, well lit & campers parked very close together, nothing to suggest vulnerability. Owners were not woken by the thieves.

Camper parking spaces in main coach/car park adjacent to the lake. Service area for dump & fresh separate in car park. Great for visiting the town and handy for stopping overnight, €21 per night, pricey but ideal for this tourist hub of Sirmione with all its attractions

A private Sosta in the grounds of a restaurant, it could be fab but all marked parking spaces very overgrown with weeds/grass which have once been paved, elec and w/c in restaurant, still very good and ideal for the beautiful historic Brescia with Roman Ruins, castle. Metro about 10 mins walk from the Sosta then 5 mins on tram to centre.

Really good private Sosta located across the road from the lake, beaches along lake & cycle path/walkway to main town a few km away. Individual parking place, spacious for awning for shade, good showers warm or cold, Wi-Fi, hole in ground toilets, washing up sinks, TV, dump & fresh all inc in the €15, pizzeria adj, elec if req extra charge, good laundry in the main town would need to drive to

Great camper stop for the lovely UNESCO Bergamo old town which lies on the hilltop looking over the new town below. Tram behind takes you to main rail station €1.50 we walked to old town (approx 20 min) from there, buses also outside camper stop. Flat with electric, dump/filling €18 per 24 hrs + €4 for showers/wc if required, perfect stop and beautiful historic old town also wi/if inc

Large flat parking area on the outskirts of pretty town and small lake, no facilities, quiet overnight, ideal stop to avoid being in the busier town of Lecco (approx 10 min drive) we’d stayed after visiting Bellagio for the day (approx 30 min drive)

After spending a day in Bellagio we drove here quite late in a Saturday night. It was quiet no problems.

A really nice town with lakeside activities, restaurants and very busy on our visit on a Saturday in June, so busy that this camper parking was full, barrier entrance, able to use dump & fresh water for €3, adjacent restaurant opens barrier & takes payment, modern showers €1 & toilets

Good sized parking places €10 per day buy ticket at the restaurant Galli e Gufi, waste dump & fresh water, near busy road so didn’t stop the night, ok for a short stop or overnight

Excellent, free and clean stopover next to a huge camper shop & dealer and 10 mins walk to Magenta train station for the train to Milan Central Station (30 mins) then 3 stops on metro to the Duomo (fab cathedral) in the centre. Great dump point & fresh water, for re-filling, busy road on one side of parking so we parked on shop side. Toilets in the shop when open daytime.

Great camper parking just a couple of minutes walk to the beautiful cobbled alleyways of Cannobio, cycle path adjacent, walk or cycle to the lakeside prom, lovely architecture, pavement cafes, shops, boat trips, beautiful. Toilets, elec, fresh water & dump inc in the nightly rate, pay cash at parking machine €16 riverside setting with nice outlook and quiet, also excellent laundry up the road

Car and camper parking with dump & fresh water, 50c per hour for daytime parking, 5 min walk to centre, Como lovely town with lakeside prom, boat trips. We didn’t stay overnight as on our return to the parking a group of men had congregated on adjacent grass, one was suspiciously walking around each camper with face up against windows looking in before moving to the next

We didn’t stay here but had a look around and spoke to staff on way past on our bikes on really good cycle path, next to a small lake, lovely large pool, very clean facilities, green pitches with shade possible, nice peaceful location and reasonable at €23 per night when we asked in June 18

Arrived to stop the night but decided against it, parking area is flat and spaces ok, on the edge of town, a few groups of people hanging around and no other campers so we opted to move on

A handy parking area a few minutes walk to the very lovely town of Menaggio, swimming pool/lido, shops, restaurants, numerous walks, cycle routes, boat trips. Parking was full when we arrived on a Sunday all cars just 3 campers, noisy overnight with traffic & cars leaving, water available no emptying. Free to park, useful for an overnight stop.

Lovely stopover by the marina, approx 3km along cycle path to Edam and 10 mins walk to nice seaside town Volendam. Grass parking, separated by hedges some overlooking pretty waterway & windmill. Fresh water, waste, w/c emptying, laundry at marina get tokens from harbour office. 14 Euro inc electric, staff come to collect money. Pretty, quiet & good location.

Car park with with signage for pop up roof camper parking, small parking which was full with cars on our visit, opposite the church and next to main road, no facilities, town adjacent. Not suitable for larger campers.

Parking and borne/service point for campers along with laundry area so ideal for doing the camper chores. Probably not the best for staying overnight, as fuel station with the facilities, main road & supermarket car park too but good to have the option of needed.

Car park with section of parking as an aire for campers at seaside town. 40 mins to Calais so handy for channel ferry/train. No service area but Carrefour supermarket before town has borne & waste. Not the prettiest of locations but still good to have.

Gravel hardstanding parking at a nice park area surrounded by trees/hedges. No facilities but ideal stop if you don't need water/emptying etc. Walks though the park. Free parking.

Beautiful Giethoorn a 5 min walk with a maize of canal systems & pretty bridges. Camperstop just great, next to canal with passing boats & lots of cycle routes. Lawned with gravel slots to park on, electric 3 euro, parking 10 euro, fab showers 50C, toilets, washing up. Eccentric indoor information room in old barn, sofas, quirky old artefacts, lots of character. Fresh water 50C, wc/waste emptying

Great stopover, large car park hardstanding, original camper spaces separated by hedges, electric with a token 1 Euro 2hrs from harbour office, excellent modern showers/toilets, access with electronic card given when you pay, 13.50 Euro. Easy walk to museum/restaurants at this old Navy port and into main town. Few minutes to sea front paths, very friendly staff and very clean. Waste/fresh/wc too.

Ideal stopover with use of showers & toilet facilities at the harbour. Hardstanding, campers use section of car park with electric, harbour staff open gate for you, pay at office 15euro. 5 mins walk to Hoorn, lovely pretty town & port, emptying facilities & fresh water inc.

Arrived to chaotic entrance system with queue of campers at 11am, gate closed with no one knowing how to get in and what to do, around 8 campers on road waiting. Very dusty, gravel areas & some electric, pricey same price as Site, Camping Viliegenbos. Unhelpful chap on duty at gate to book you in on automated parking machine before entering, then shows you to place and returns to next in queue.

Perfect for visiting Amsterdam, 5 mins easy cycle to a free regular ferry crossing over to the main train station and the centre. Next to a park and green surroundings, showers, toilets etc inc, level pitches, clean site but lots of youngsters, during our stay we had a very noisy group next to us all night,unlucky maybe. 26 Euro per night, better value than the camperstop and v.friendly staff.

A great stopover, rural, quiet, helpful owners sell soups, veg and keep it very clean/tidy. Cycle paths for miles leading to bulb fields and coast, we did a 26 mile circular through lovely areas. Ideal 10mins drive to Keukenhof or Leiden, excellent grocery van calls some nights, showers 1 euro, electric 2 euro, base price 12. Spacious parking, sunny open position, information pack for local sights

An old campsite which still has the now derelict toilet blocks as a reminder of times past! mix of one large hardstanding section, the rest grass, all very rough & ready but ideal for seeing lovely Antwerp for 8.50 euro a night. We walked to the centre, taking about 30 mins but a tram does stop outside, a gate at rear & just a few mins rideno.6 by Expo centre direct to main train station area)

Excellent location with direct access to cycle paths and an easy 5-10mins walk to the centre. 2 options of parking on either side of the main road, we always choose the coach park/canal side as it's quieter and a pretty outlook over the canal but does have narrower parking. Hardstanding & electric inc, fresh water/wc emptying now included (used to be extra at a borne) high season 25 euro low 19.

A great stopover about 10mins to Arnhem for the WW2 battlefield sights and infamous bridge. Showers 50C, toilets, WC emptying & fresh water, lovely outlook over a lake, all grass, electric, 15 euro and pay at harbour/boat yard office on arrival or next morning if closed. Next to a cycle path. Situated through the boat yard with sales, repairs and harbour access which leads to the camper area.