This is a really lovely campsite. Large field, with spacious places, in the sun or under the trees, there are hammocks, there is a bbq place. You can use the kitchen with various equipment, I was very happy with the free washing machine. Very nice sanitary facilities, actually all conveniences and last but not least extremely friendly owners!

Great campsite with large separated places, for a very affordable price. Sanitary is neat. Possibility to order bread. The town is nice, the surroundings a good cycling area, with among other things an old railway converted into a cycling path.

A bit of an old-fashioned campsite. A few permanent places, a chip shop at the weekend. Large flat places. Possibility to order bread. Excellent starting point for cycling along the Somme.

Large campsite, which is clearly popular. Also attractively priced with the Acsi discount. We had a nice spacious spot on the river. The sanitary facilities are excellent. Lovely cycle path along the river. The campsite restaurant had a nice menu, but unfortunately the cook was ill, so no experience.

Excellent smaller campsite in a beautiful area. We chose a place with a view and got a very spacious spot. Nice that you can order sandwiches. Cycling is very good there, especially the Vennbahn is recommended.

Campsite with beautiful large pitches cycling distance from Scarborough. All the usual amenities of the Caravan Club sites. The waste bins were just centralized at the entrance, which is a long walk. the coast is not very attractive, due to the many cottage areas.

Excellent campsite with spacious pitches, part of an agricultural combination with a large farm shop next to it. The campsite is located next to a gigantic festival site. If there is something to do there it can cause noise pollution.

Excellent campsite close to the lovely village of Melrose. supermarket across the street and a great area for cycling and walking. Behind the supermarket there is also a very good and reasonably priced restaurant. It was the most expensive campsite this holiday.

Excellent walled campsite in a residential area in the town. The welcome is very friendly, everything is explained and the pitches, partly on grass, partly on gravel, are large. A steep road down takes you to the city and a little further to the sea.

Campsite on a river with very spacious pitches. Friendly welcome, we were able to find a place ourselves. The facilities are good, even a warm drying room for your belongings if you get wet. The campsite is close to the village with a supermarket. The area is suitable for cycling trips and we also took a nice walk from the campsite.

Very large campsite with large pitches, all with sea views. You will be taken to your place by car by a warden. Excellent facilities, but if you are at the end of the campsite it is a long walk. Both toilet blocks therefore have their own parking space. There is a fantastic cycle path along the coast, so you can go to Oban or north.

Large city campsite, in a park not far from the center. Excellent facilities, as usual at the Caravan Club campsites. Nice environment, strangely enough not focused on the coast.

Pleasant small campsite. Excellent sanitary facilities and each location has its own tap. The area is beautiful, but there are many steep hills. It is therefore best to approach the campsite from the north.

The entrance time of 1 p.m. is very strictly enforced here, we had to wait an hour. The welcome was friendly afterwards, we were able to choose a place. The facilities were neat, but a bit far from many places. The area is beautiful, great for cycling. You can eat well in Leyburn.

Pleasant reception, with good explanation of how everything works. The place was completely full on King's Day, but the owners keep a close eye on everything and it's adding up rolls. The sites are spacious enough for a camper place. Walking distance to the city, nice center.

Pleasant small campsite with spacious pitches. The village is within walking distance and the most famous attraction, the castle with the More museum, is also nearby. Lunch there in the Orangery is highly recommended. Also beautiful cycling environment.

beautifully maintained small campsite in an area where you can cycle well.

We were here the Whitsun weekend. It is an expensive campsite, we paid more than €50 per night for a camper with 2 people and a dog. If you come before 1 hour, that will be charged extra. We almost got a place tucked away behind some caravans, but after protest that was revised. ACSI cards did not count. There is no beach, but a small lake. The campsite itself is pleasant and the area is great for cycling.

Pleasant friendly campsite, we spent 4 days in a spot with a view of the river. Excellent bread service and beautiful dog walking area between the campsite and the water.

We were here the Ascension weekend. The campsite, with new owners every 1-4, was completely full. Nevertheless, everything went smoothly. The great view refers to the (paid) watchtower in the play park next to the campsite. Tasty sandwiches in the morning and a nice area for cycling.

Wonderful campsite in a beautiful area. Spacious lawns, where the campers and caravans are on the edges. Pleasant owners who maintain everything neatly. Shopping center with supermarkets within a short cycling distance. Recommended!

Been in this place for three days. Great base for cycling trips in the beautiful surroundings or the nice city of Zutphen. Everything we need is on the camper place itself, we do not use sanitary facilities. The homemade pizzas on Saturday night, baked in the outdoor oven, were delicious!

It is a bit of an alternative camping site, but not unpleasant. There are strict rules and the whole thing is managed by a large group of friendly people (volunteers?) who of course can't deviate from that. We were early and so paid a little extra, no problem. The location is great, on a beautiful park and on the floodplain. And you are in the city with the ferry. Plumbing - looked a bit messy - we didn't need it.

beautiful motorhome on a canal. you are in a row, just not too close together. Within walking distance of the beautiful town and within cycling distance of a supermarket. You can register online and then report to the barrier. No manager seen. Sanitary not used.

Here you have to be lucky, if you can stand by the water it is really nice. It is a coming and going of boats. We were there during the Admirals Days at the beginning of September and then you have to be able to handle noise, but it is also festive. The facilities are fine, the on/off flow works well and the pitches are spacious. And twice a day, the waste that you put in front of your camper is collected. The harbor master is on site and keeps a close eye on it.

There are three options in this marina: immediately after the barrier to the right, then you will come to the road with a view of the boats. If you continue past the barrier, you will see a concrete spot halfway on the left, opposite the sanitary building. You don't like it there. And then you can also drive all the way to the end and then turn left. There are six spots with beautiful views over the lake. We had one of those and that is enjoying.

Friendly camper place at a marina. Not a super nice place, but functional. We stayed there for 6 days in August and explored the area by bicycle. Conveniently, the shopping center right behind it (even on Sunday we could buy a tire repair kit) and during the weekend there is a fish and chip shop on the camper place. Center further within walking distance.

We were here for four days from August 19th. Very friendly owner and pleasant reception. You are standing in a circle on a field, which makes it cozy. A big plus is the nature / recreation area where you can walk with the dog. You can also cycle to Assen or through the surrounding area.

Very nice camper place. There is only room for 5 campers so discussing is necessary. You are standing next to a deer meadow and a horse meadow. All amenities available. Wonderful environment for cycling.

Pleasant motorhome in a fruit tree environment. Spacious places, call on arrival and you will receive the assigned number. Bakery and supermarket within cycling distance.

Excellent campsite near a beautiful city park. Busy, sometimes people stand in line outside. You should definitely call in advance. And don't arrive between 12-14 pm, then it will be closed. Sanitary is neat. Friendly welcome with explanation about the area. Card for a nice bike ride along the river to the center of Luxenburg. Cycled back straight, was 5 km, not 10.

We arrived before twelve o'clock and had the penultimate place. Narrow spots. Also here: stand up and report to the harbor master at the right time. At the end of the site is a nice green park, handy for a dog walk. The bakery turned out to be closed on Sunday, but there is another one near the bridge. No use of the sanitary facilities. Easily accessible discharge area.

There is no longer a barrier, and no vending machine to pay. You can just stand and report to the harbor master at opening time. It is a parking lot, but next to a nice pedestrian promenade along the river. With a handy water pump. The traffic noise at night fell us with you. Great place for a city visit!

The campsite is called Camping du Lac de Douzy. You come to a closed gate and have to call for the reception. Then you get the code of the gate. Large campsite with 6 large green spaces for motorhomes. Two sanitary blocks, only the one furthest away - in May - had hot water/showers. Bakery and small supermarket nearby.

Small site with separate sections with hedges around them. Each compartment has a tap and a waste bin. You can order delicious sandwiches from the manager. Plumbing is good. Lots of shade, nice on hot days.

Large campsite in a beautiful park. We were here first half of May. Many permanent places. At the front a few green streets for pedestrians and at the back a number of large camper spots. They were too far for us, we opted for a seat at the front. The camping shop was closed, only open on weekends. Good sanitary facilities. Beautiful cycling environment!

We were here at the beginning of May. The camper place is located behind a boat repair shop, on the Maas. You don't have a view of the water, but it is otherwise a great place, close to a supermarket and the city.

It is a large campsite but passers-by are placed on the edge and then you don't notice it. Nice large pitches on grass. Close to supermarkets and town. Fine!

Lovely place! Don't go too late, because then it will be full. Nice to watch the boats, great grass dike to walk the dog, and all the amenities we need.

Excellent motorhome spot! Paved places with a grass, beautiful! The washing machine works well, you can just use it and report it. jovial here. Excellent cycling environment.

Actually the only drawback is the location on the busy road. With a dog you can only walk a little along the bike path. but the campsite itself is fine! friendly welcome, bread service and great care for the site.

We stayed here for four days at the end of August. When we arrived it smelled very Brabant, but after a rain shower that was gone. The place is fine, we cycled and geocached wonderfully. The restaurant is decent.

Great large motorhome, spacious pitches, friendly harbor master, good facilities, lovely shower and close to the city center. Only the view is a bit disappointing, behind a large barn.

We liked the motorhome immediately upon entering. Well paved, not too big, nice view, plenty of space to sit outside. Good base for exploring the city, but also for walking, cycling and geocaching. We stayed for 5 days. The managers do a lot to make the place extra attractive. From free sandwiches to responding to the miniature series. Highly recommended!

We came here 14-6, when it was going to get very hot, and asked for a shaded spot. We could stand completely under a big tree. We liked it so much that we stayed 11 days and could move to a lighter spot. Very friendly and helpful managers. The campsite is ideally located for cycling, hiking and geocaching. And also close to the village.

This stands in the middle between a camper place and a campsite. The beautiful sanitary ware is more a part of a campsite. The location is perfect, close to the center and at the same time in nature. The entrance with barriers is a bit awkward. Bread service with bake-off rolls.

Reasonable city camping. Friendly reception, camping shop with bread, spacious places with paved strips for campers. The plumbing is old but clean. The campsite is in a park with all sports facilities. There is a free shuttle bus to the city. Quarterly service. The city is also easily accessible by bicycle.

Happy camping. We were there on 10 and 11 September, so to read the last week of this season. It was busy enough to stay open longer. The reception is open to a limited extent, you just stand up and register later. The places are spacious and there is bread service.

Messy little campsite in an orchard where rotting apples lay on the ground everywhere. The plumbing was reasonable. To our surprise, we had to pay € 28 for 1 night (camper, 2p, 2h), which we thought was very much for a farmer's campsite. NB the previous review is not about this campsite but a family campsite nearby, which is not in this app.

A campsite that has to enjoy the great view. We therefore stayed for 6 days. Beautiful walking and cycling area, and a good restaurant at 700 m. Bread in the morning. The bathroom is old-fashioned, but bright and clean.

Excellent city camping in a spacious beautiful park and within cycling distance of Rennes. Service for bread and cookies. Little discount with CKE card, we paid € 28 per night, no weird price. Paved spacious boxes with grass next to it, all slightly sloping, you need your blocks.

Large campsite with spacious pitches, with a paved area for campers. The plumbing is simple but clean. We were in the back part and then it is a long walk to the reception or to get some bread at the bar. We were there four days. Especially the bike rides in the hinterland, to Eu and beyond were worth the effort.

Traditional campsite with hedges, close to the beach. Sanitary is dated but is kept perfectly clean. In the morning a bakery car comes by. We were here for 5 days at the end of August, the area, sea, dunes, Boulogne and the hinterland were great for walking and cycling trips.

For one night the camper place would not have been wrong, but we wanted to stay longer and see Bremen extensively and bike, so we chose the campsite. That is pricey but we had a lovely shady spot where it was good to keep up even with the hot days. Pleasant reception, ordering sandwiches and next to the campsite the UniWildnis, a city jungle where dogs can roam free.

We stayed here for more than a week in the first half of June, there was so much to do in the area. The campsite itself is great. Extra nice is that you can walk straight into the forest with a dog. And a reasonably sorted supermarket is at 800m. The only downside is: no shade.

Excellent campsite, used by us as transit camp. It had rained all day, so it was muddy, but that did not lead to any restrictions. Reasonably spacious places. The restaurant is praised in many reviews and that turned out to be completely correct. At the bar they sell fresh baguette in the morning.

Good, rather barren motorhome with electricity for 12 campers. It was quite full, we were early and just had the last option. The palace is worth it, the town is nice. On the square is a famous cake baker (Polo Norte) with enormous choice. There is hardly any outlet for dogs.

Standard camper place with quite narrow spots. Friendly manager. The place right on the beach is nice, even if you are in second row. The bar for the sandwiches is closed, at about 800m in the village a few small supermarkets. The restaurant near the beach is good.

Beautiful camper place on former campsite. The approach goes through some narrow streets. The walled area is spacious with lots of trees. It is located next to a sports complex anex stadium. On the night we were there, suddenly there was loud music at 8 o'clock via a huge public address system. It turned out to be the start of a football match and was over after an hour. Bakker within walking distance.

Good city camping with spacious places that you can choose yourself. Friendly reception. In the restaurant you can get fresh bread in the morning. Cycling to the city is easy to do, but in the center hardly because of the enormously steep and bumpy streets.

Spacious parking lot where campers can stand well. The place is beautiful in nature, there are walking paths into the hills. The archaeological site with museum is definitely worth a visit. There is also a restaurant there. There are no further facilities, only waste bins.

Pleasant campsite near the sea. Friendly reception. Washer and dryer used, worked well. Pricey € 5 per device. Cycling to Porto is good to do. Several cafe's anex bakers close by. Also choice of restaurants. Nice walk along the beach on plankier.

Simple city camping. Friendly welcome and great for cycling to the city. By a comment in a previous review, we were close to the reception and that was a spacious place. There are not many possibilities for dogs. The road along the campsite is quite busy and there is a lot of driving. The wifi is perfect and works throughout the city.

This site would be closed according to the description, but the gate was still open. We were referred here because the somewhat more northern camping Mougas itt the guide, was closed. Unfortunately, someone came to us and confirmed that this campground was closed. Together with a Portuguese camper we then spent the night at the large parking lot in front of the campsite. Good place!

Real city camping, located on a steep slope. We could choose the place ourselves. Because we had read the reviews here we immediately went upstairs. Despite that little satellite reception. The wifi is excellent! Little possibility to walk with the dogs, only a park behind the shopping center. On the ebike to the city went fine. The Carrefour nearby was extremely busy on Saturday.

Here stood a night and that pleased well. It is the parking lot at a beautiful palm park that lies directly on the sea. There are campers all day in a row and in the morning even a baker came by. There is a separate cycle path to the city.

Here we ended up because the other campsite in Gijon was closed. This was a great site, most of the terraces were closed, but on the remaining part you could find a spot yourself. Acsi discount was calculated, we paid € 24. Unfortunately, the next day a rock weekend started and we were warned that it would be noisy until late. Therefore only stayed one night.

(Continued) We were allowed to go for a night, but there was nothing, no electricity, and we just had to pay. The next morning the fence would be closed, we understood that from the story. Not done, driven further.

We had read all the negative reviews, but we are pretty self-sufficient so if the place is beautiful, it does not make us like that. From that idea we came here last Wednesday. There was no one there, and there was a handwritten note on the reception that the campground closed 30-9. Someone came to us and confirmed that. We were allowed to stay 1 night if we wanted to

Reasonable city camping, pleasantly located in park surroundings. Places are spacious and you choose your own place. Beautiful bicycle route to the beautiful city. Wifi does not work if you are too far from the reception.

Moderate camping. The places are very tight and because there are fences and bushes everywhere you have to maneuver difficult. Furthermore, it is rather sandy, in case of rain it becomes muddy. Positive: good bread in the morning with even choice and a tumble dryer that makes the laundry dry in 1x.

Excellent camping. You can choose your own place. There were quite a few places where there was no dish reception, so that was a bit of a try before we installed. Good bike connection to Tours and also with the dogs you can work well.

Small campsite along the river. Nice big spots. We paid € 12 and found it worth it. Nice old town where you can choose from several bakers. Only downside: the reception is only open at 16.00. We like to arrive early so we had to wait a few hours for the camper place. Not a disaster, of course ...

We were here last weekend. We just had the last spot on Saturday, so it is not unwise to discuss it out of season. A neat camper place, where you can cycle and walk. The only small minus: you can only tap water for € 2, for 10 minutes, but there is so little pressure that the tank is only half full.

Excellent overnight stay, from the highway you are right there. Outside the months of July and August the price is € 10 and that is reasonable. All normal camper facilities are there, except for a waste bin. You will therefore receive a bag for registration, which you can take with you afterwards. Almost touching. The power did fine. The managers are all volunteers, who do this to keep the place open.

Busy motorhome, you have to be here on time for a place with power supply. Later many people also find a spot just outside the motorhome, where it is completely full at night. You can only pay with coins. The place is tidy, with a large waste bin and a dog walk, close to various sports facilities. The village is within walking distance.

Even in July it was not busy here, you have all the space. The reception is closed from 12-3 o'clock, but then you can just find a spot. You can make your own bread and cake, which you can order in the evening for the next day. There is a supermarket at 500m. The town is well worth a visit.

Excellent camping, especially with a view to the crossing to Norway. Wonderful walking opportunity along the sea or to the lighthouse. In the morning possibility of fresh bread rolls that you have to order beforehand.

Large family camp site in a pine forest with a sandy beach next to it. The shop has fresh bread every day, and the supermarkets in the town are within cycling distance. Within three quarters of an hour you drive to the boat in Kristiansand.

Real city camping. Friendly welcome, camper vans with a strip of green next to it. The plumbing is all new, it is still being worked on. Wifi included. Because the middle paths are also filled up by the crowds, it is somewhat crammed. A good place to go to the city by bike. And with the dog you can make a nice walk around the lake. Supermarket / bakery nearby.

Excellent camping! When we arrived on Sunday it was very full. We were shown where there was still room. There was a sports festival in the city that weekend, hence the crowds. On Monday it became much quieter. Nice area for walking and cycling. Special care, eg plastic gloves at the toilet empty point. Stookplaken, a big chessboard ... in short, really fine!

We were here by chance on Saturday 30-6 because the campsite was not recommended due to a music festival. There are no real RV spots, there were all cars parked, we could just be there. But in the evening most of them left, and there were only a few tents. Bit strange place, but nice view and we did not suffer from traffic noise. The bakery / kiosk opens on Sunday at 12 o'clock.

It looked like 30-6 hudjemudje on arrival on Saturday. We were allowed to stand by, but we were told that there would be loud music until 2 o'clock in the morning because of a festival. We did not do that. So our assessment has limited value.

Large campsite, nicely furnished with camper pitches with grass strips next to it. Friendly welcome, you choose your own place, good bathroom and wifi included in the price. The village is a bit touristy, at the adjacent famous church there were 10 buses. Supermarket within walking distance.

Nice campsite on a fast flowing river. It was this trip for the first time that we had to pay in cash instead of pins. It was by far the cheapest campsite by far. Wifi is included and reasonable.

Great place to visit Trondheim. Spacious places where you can sit outside if you wish. If you are a little later, you have to pay attention to whether you can still access a nearby power supply, so we have moved a little. The noise was very bad. Supermarket at about 300m. Usual facilities for water and the like. With dogs it is a bit of a search to find an outlet.

Neat campsite. One part consists of huts but to the water a large number of separate compartments have been made for campers with a spot of grass. The older photos are no longer correct. When it is full, there are still places near the road, but they are less attractive. There is a snack bar that can also supply breakfast rolls. Very expensive. Wifi is good and included.

The first four photos look like a different campsite. Only the fifth photo shows the situation. The camp consists partly of cabins and partly of camper pitches. The places are narrow. The view of the fjord is limited by the vegetation. A nice park there, what goes to the water. And a supermarket within walking distance. Wifi only in the first piece, quality moderate.

The campsite is cluttered, quite busy and there are also groups of tourists from the boats around. If you are on time and you have a spot on the fjord, it is nevertheless very worthwhile. You look at the boats and the crowds of all visitors in the small village. A good supermarket is just a stone's throw away.

Large site with mostly fixed pitches, for campers, a number of nicely landscaped spots were made, with a picnic bench. The places are all close to the waterfall, you have to be able to withstand that noise. The small supermarket is nearby. The wifi is good.

This is a huge campsite with all fixed pitches. A field on the side - not wrong - is for passing campers. The facilities are good, have done with washing machine and tumble dryer the laundry - but 2x dryer needed. Supermarket at 100m. Beautiful hiking area!

When you arrive, the first impression is very messy, but if you have a place and have explored it, it is not that bad. At the unclear payment terminal someone immediately came to help. For electricity a long line is handy, the nearest pole can be full. Large supermarket nearby and ideally located for a number of museums.

Friendly welcome, sandwiches in the morning, neat campsite. Also good walk-out possibility with the dogs.

Prima luxury camping. Very friendly staff, fresh bread and what is very important to us: an excellent opportunity to let the dogs out on a huge field next to the campsite. Furthermore, good cycling to the city. The only downside is the very high price.

Luxurious campsite with all amenities. Very helpful staff, kitchen with oven and microwave, family bathrooms, playground for children, etc. Good cycling distance from the city. And, for us, very important: a huge field right next to the campsite where dogs can run freely. Fine, but it costs a lot!

We were here on June 5, for the third time now. It has become neater than before. It remains a wonderful place next to the park. The food in the nearby restaurant is not good, but that is not the place to count.

Neat camper place, places are spacious but it looks tight on the field. Friendly welcome and tips for the area. Somewhere nearby a disco till half 4 by droned that was less.

4 Service Reviews in a public park, with all amenities. Unfortunately, the current did not when we were there, the machine accepted the coins but nothing happened. The distance to the center is quite large.

Neat camper place, large villages with all amenities. You pay with an envelope. Nearby is a reasonable Chinese grill and on the cycle you around town. The weekend comes at half nine the bakery with fresh bread.

2 Service Reviews in a parking lot at a new park. Electricity, water, everything available. Nice town nearby. The road runs along it, so it's not super quiet, but the noise feel very bad.