@weka

The place itself is beautiful. There's always plenty to see at the marina and the lock, as well as opportunities for cycling and watching the many sailboats on the IJsselmeer. I recommend bringing an extra-long extension cord for your campervan pitch, as the few electrical hookups are too far away for some spots. For dog owners: it's a paradise for dogs.

This pitch is connected to the marina, as is often the case in the Netherlands. If you're in the lower row, you have to use the boats' electrical hookups. To do this, and to pay for the hookup, you have to walk across a rickety pontoon walkway. The water and waste disposal facilities are very basic. At €19, it's a bit overpriced. ...

I was returning from a walk and slowly following behind a camper van that was pulling in. Right in front of me, the bollard came back up. I tripped over it – concussion and a broken arm. One week in the hospital in Limburg. That was exactly three years ago, but I'll always remember that place. Returned from a walk

Located 2-3 km north of Bremerhaven's city center, between two large hotels, on a meadow. No designated pitches, water and waste disposal somewhat provisional, but otherwise everything is straightforward. Electricity included - EDEKA and LIDL nearby. About 500 m away, the new cruise ship "Disney Adventure" is currently undergoing further expansion. We felt very comfortable here.

The front row doesn't always offer the best view. Currently, an orange barge and a taller blue barge block the beautiful view. At high tide, it's like looking up against a high wall, and you also have to get used to the constant noise of the auxiliary diesel engine. We want to be in the center of the action and have to adapt to the circumstances. Anyone who isn't prepared to do that should just keep driving and save themselves the trouble of complaining.

The site and the surrounding area are absolutely worth it. We've been here 10 times in 17 years. We recently asked to stay a fourth night because my husband had overexerted himself on an excursion. His knee hurt so much that he didn't want to get behind the wheel and needed a day to rest. The people at the bathing bay refused. They threatened us with eviction and a €10,000 fine if we didn't leave. The site was half full. Wedel - not us anymore!

What my predecessor wrote isn't quite true. At this time, the fee is €27, including two spa cards at €3.30 each. It's even lower here than in the purely spa area behind the Kugelbake. People come because nowhere else do they see the big ships passing by so closely. If that doesn't interest you, just stay away. The site is pretty full right now, with over 100 RVs.

If the parking space is too small or too loud, you should take the free one on the festival grounds. There is no water supply or disposal and no electricity here, but the route to the city center is hardly any further along the Weser. The popular pedestrian bridge will not be available for the next few months anyway due to renovation work.

Why is this place called "Am Yachthafen"? Doesn't the marina border the "Platte"? Is the tourist tax included in the €20 or do you not have to pay a tourist tax in this area? I have never been there and therefore cannot evaluate the place objectively but without a rating it doesn't work.

I find it shameful that people judge the toilet first. They all have one with them and are too lazy to empty it. They have to dispose of the dog droppings too. We keep coming back here because there are so many options in and around Bad Harzburg. We also often use the buses, which you can use for free with a spa card. The friendly staff in the nearby tourist office always give us friendly advice.