A really nice place to stay overnight, just a few minutes' walk from the historic center. The campervan site is donation-based, which is appreciated.

Beautiful camper site, no amenities other than a trash can. It's 1 km from Triberg town center and the waterfalls. You'll find a Lidl along the way. The camper site is situated on a small stream with a view of the trees. The other side is a main road. In short, there should be many more places like this!

The sign prohibiting overnight stays has been removed. The location is in the middle of the woods, on a small river, with a small restaurant 500 meters away. There are no amenities and it's wonderfully quiet. You can hear the waterfall, though. A beautiful place for an overnight stay!

Beautiful location in the middle of a village, with all amenities. Unfortunately, we arrived on a Sunday, the pool was closed, and there was no one around. We ended up driving on, but normally a lovely place for an overnight stay!

The restaurant was closed. There's a sign saying it's open Friday through Sunday in July and August. There are no facilities. The address is indeed incorrect, but follow the sign for the name of this campervan site, as shown in the photo. Nevertheless, it's a wonderful spot, with a beautiful view of the valley thanks to the hillside location.

We stayed here for 2 nights for €36. A lovely campervan site with views of the mountains and ski jumps. A bit touristy, though. From here, you can find some great cycling routes, including one to Italy, 11 km away, to the charming village of Tarvisio. You can also take lovely walks from here, including to the Nadiza waterfall, 4 km away. The cycle paths are safe and well-signposted. Suitable for large campervans. Restrooms are available, but no showers.

Campervan site on the highway. Restrooms include toilets and a sink with hot and cold water. There are also two other campervan sites on the other side of the highway. There are also plenty of parking spaces. Perfect for an overnight stay if you're planning to explore the area. A Lidl is about 5 km away.

What a stunning place! Mountain views and waterfront views! Breathtaking! A 5-minute walk takes you to the picturesque village, which is currently undergoing reconstruction following the August 2023 flooding. The locals are incredibly friendly and helpful. We ate at Jesharna, a small, cozy restaurant with super friendly staff and delicious, affordable food!

Ten campervan pitches with electricity fill up quickly. There's also a large, spacious parking lot where you can park for €10 for 24 hours. Across the road is a Lidl and Müller supermarket. There's a toilet disposal point and a free water tap. There may be some noise from the train tracks where goods are transported. Ljubljana city center is a 5 km bike ride away. The cycle paths are well-maintained. In short, a great place for one or two nights.

It looked like a campervan graveyard, with all the old Italian campervans parked there. The location didn't feel safe, a bit of a run-down neighborhood, so we drove on. You can park there for an overnight stay, but that's about it.

The surroundings are beautiful; the campsite is located on the Soca River, which you can easily walk to. The Skocjak waterfall is also a 30-minute walk away. We paid €42 for one night in a campervan without electricity. Ridiculous price for what you get. Dirty showers and dishwashing facilities. The showers are poor and the water is cold. It's a chaotic campsite.

Located right on the highway. Small shop with food and drink options. Restrooms with sinks and hot and cold water. Vending machines with coffee and various sweets. Picnic tables and a small playground for children. Great location!

The place is very remote, the farm looked abandoned. We drove on.

The spot is closed, the sign indicating that you can park there with a camper is covered with a large red cross as can be seen in the photo we posted.

We skipped the golf course parking lot, judging by the comments here. We drove past the golf course, saw a "no cars allowed" sign, but just kept driving. Then you come to a small plot of land where the owner doesn't officially rent out a pitch but asks for a €10 per person fee. Showers are available, but they are heated to the ambient temperature, which can be chilly because there are no boilers or solar panels, etc.

The location is stunning, nestled among the mountains with a beautiful view. CCTV, a service station, restrooms, and free fresh drinking water are available outside from a charming, old-fashioned pump. Inside, you'll find fresh rolls, croissants, etc., as well as delicious hot meals like spaghetti and schnitzel with fries. A wonderful camper spot!

Very neat camper site, a 15-minute drive from Frankfurt Airport and 3 minutes from the highway. You can hear the sound of low-flying planes landing. Despite that, it was a great place to stay overnight. There's a playground, but no other amenities. Church bells ring out early in the village.

Beautiful! Really a beautiful place with a beautiful view over the vast meadows! Beautiful green grass where you stand, well maintained and flat. Super friendly reception! Sanitary is neat and clean, shower is really lovely with a thermostat tap.

Super nice place!! Cheese farm is nice. Very friendly staff! There is a toilet during opening hours, but for the overnight stay you have to be self-sufficient with your own toilet. From 08:00 a bit noisy in terms of sound from people and farm animals, but you are here for free so don't complain:-). Less than 10 minutes by bike from the center of Volendam. We will definitely come back here again!

We can indeed confirm the positive reactions, what hospitable people and very friendly. The places are fantastic, you have a free view over the valley. There are animals present, ducks, chickens, cows and rabbits where you can look. Fresh milk is available from the farmer. You can choose with or without electricity, fresh water is available. No toilet or showers available. In short, beautiful place, highly recommended!