A very nice camper site at the harbor. Neat and clean restrooms and a super helpful and friendly harbor master. The camper site fills up quickly. Depart before 1:00 PM. With a bit of luck, someone will be leaving in the front row, where there are 10 pitches with a harbor view and a nice grassy area. You can buy a sticker with the length of stay at the vending machine in the harbor office (€16.00 per day) and a top-up card for electricity and showers (€0.75/kWh and €0.18/minute).

A lovely "farm" campsite for visiting Zwolle, Hattem, and Kampen. Sanitary facilities are excellent. Several fields, the largest of which is a nice flat lawn with fruit trees. The front is a bit cluttered, with a group building that's still unfinished. A downside during our visit was that due to the northwesterly wind, we were bothered by an ammonia smell coming from the adjacent farm.

What a nice campsite. Nice and green with alternating shady and sunny places. Friendly reception with small shop, bread service and ice cream. Nice and clean sanitary facilities. Everything just top arranged. Wonderful base for Arnhem and e.g. the open air museum. The only downside is the barking of dogs kept on the campsite and just outside. Eur 30 per night. Wifi ok. Electricity 4 KWh included. 6 Amp.

Great location to visit Haarlem, Kennemerduinen, Bloemendaal and Haarlem, but expensive. EUR 33 without electricity and EUR 40 with. For that you get a glorified parking lot with two toilets and two sinks. No shower. Train and highway audible.

Nice campsite in a park-like setting 5 km from Dinant via a cycle path along the Meuse. However, paying extra for a place on the Lesse is a waste of money (no view). Surcharge for campers for water and waste water discharge! While the campsite is half full, a place without shade was assigned. Restaurant has bad reviews. Reception very directive. Too bad.

Nice campsite near Riquewihr and by bike near Kaysersberg and Ribeauvillé (through the vineyards). Neat toilet block with sink and shower per cabin. We were under beautiful trees that provided shade while there was still room to sit in the sun. Electricity and water at the site. Food truck, wine tasting and another stall. Bread service. When the reception opens, there is usually a queue for 4 hours. Plan a bit later. We will definitely come back here

Ideal campsite for the transit that many do. Choose your own spot. Cool off in the pool in the afternoon. Snacks also available in the evening. Departure possible from 07:00, then the bread service is also open or breakfast possible. Can also be combined with Contrexéville and Vittel if you stay a bit longer. Sanitary facilities good and neatly maintained.

Nice campsite with swimming pool and reasonably good wifi. Adjacent campsites get even better reviews but do not have a swimming pool. Booked with ACSI discount. EUR 23.30 p.n. incl. tb. There are also more expensive pitches that are larger or located on the small stream that flows through the campsite. New sanitary facilities that are cleaned regularly. Beautiful surroundings. Try to drive a bit of the beautiful Route de Cretes (easy to do with a camper).

A nice little campsite where apartments are also rented in the old farm. A section with a small playground and a section with lots of space and grass. Good pitches with grass and partly paved with their own electricity, water and drainage. Good sanitary facilities that are well maintained. No shower coins needed. Locked bicycle shed with charging points. Wifi good. Nice base for cycling tours or the steam train of the Million Line.

Nice terraced campsite with flat spots with a beautiful view over the Geuldal to Belgium. Green with smaller trees for some shade. Clean sanitary facilities. Wifi poor. Some climbing to and from the sanitary facilities. Nice starting point for sporty cycling or e-bikes. Café-Restaurants Buitenlust and Hoeve de Eik (literally on the Belgian border) are recommended.

Stayed here at Easter. Nice little campsite. Swimming pool and canteen not yet open. Nice base for cycling tours and also the Amstel Gold race, both touring version and pros. Camper places between the houses are the best. Wifi varies.

Ideal location for a city trip. Choice of water bus, ferry (free, every 15 minutes) and pedestrian/bicycle tunnel. Only 3 stars because of somewhat older sanitary facilities and nuisance from bird droppings and noisy nightclub on the waterfront. At the neighbors, the e-bikes that were attached to the fence were stolen at night, despite a night watchman, so secure them to or on the bike rack of the camper.

Nice Camper place with nice owner who is flexible with reservation or extension. Also keeps the shower and toilet cabins clean. Nice base for bike rides and visit to the musical 40-45 and the commemoration of Market Garden. Downside is the occasional manure smell and flies.

Nice campsite as a base for visiting Apeldoorn and Paleis het Loo or Apenheul. Beautiful cycling routes through the forests with wildlife observation spots. While cycling we came across wild boars.

Alternatively, you can go to Camping Le Clein on the other side. Eur 20.40 incl E and Tax. That is a French Municipal with ditto facilities. Wifi free and works well. Nice base for Pouliguen, La Baule (with nice Sunday markets) and Le Croisic with a beautiful cycle route around the tip of the peninsula.

Nice campsite for visiting the city. Unfortunately, the central work area of the campsite is located behind the camping pitches, which makes it noisy and cars and tractors make noise. New houses are also now being built on the campsite. There are also few toilets. An ACSI place (eur 27) was not available. Therefore booked via ANWB. That was much cheaper than the place they wanted to offer for Eur 53. Swimming pool and mini golf for free.

Campsite near the Pegasus Bridge that was captured on D-Day in the village of Ranville, which was the first to be liberated in 1944. Excellent base for cycling to the bridge, Quistreham and also Caen where there is a nice war museum, both on a cycle path along the canal. The campsite offers sunny and shady spots for tents, caravans and campers. Owners are old, as are the sanitary facilities, which are reasonably clean. Eur 27.40 for 2 persons. incl. electricity

Just opened. Everything is new and well thought out. Nice welcome by enthusiastic owners. Water and electricity on site. Pitches with fine gravel and each with its own grass strip. Places with sun and shade. Electricity is charged according to use. Payment by pin or cash. No reservation possible, but insight into the occupancy at that time via the website. Recommended!

I have received confirmation by email that the campsite has been closed since 01-2023.

Small campsite in a beautiful spot with a view of the sea and a cliff to climb. All places on gravel closed with chain. Key available after payment at guesthouse in the village. Key can also be used for a limited number of toilets and showers. Water and electricity on the pitch. Nice narrow buttercup route to it. The last part is unpaved, unless you drive directly to the guesthouse and then through the village.

Excellent campsite for Iceland / Faroe Islands standards. Also used to have a pitch from the ferry at night. In that case, half the rate will be charged. Campers on the gravel, half of which have a view of the sea. Electricity and water at the pitch. Good WiFi free. Electricity paid. Common room with cooking and washing facilities. Sanitary facilities with private bathroom with toilet, sink and shower. Also drainage for gray water & toilet

Nice campsite near Utrecht and Kromme Rijnstreek. Hospitable with clean sanitary facilities and a nice recreation room. Sanitary building is not big but a new building is under construction. WiFi is limited in the rear fields, but we are working on that too. Somewhat bothered by mosquitoes.

Went here with the camper on the campsite. That is worth the Eur 4 extra per night compared to the places at the gate. With plastic paved places for the camper with green area and electric, water and drainage on the spot. you hear (and sometimes smell) Id the factory but not incriminating. excellent base for Ypres (900 meters from the Menin Gate; Last Post every evening) and the well-signposted cycling routes along the memories of WW1.

In itself a nice campsite to visit Epernay and Reims (by train). We took the bicycles with us on the train, but to get to the platforms you have to go up and down stairs. Reims is really worth it. Plumbing is outdated and not too clean. Still, I would visit this campsite again because of the spacious pitches, restaurant, location and friendliness of the staff.

Everything in the previous reviews has actually already been said; if you're early you can still get a spot with a view of the valley. But not bad in other places either. The friendly manager is called Xavier Maillot, speaks four languages including NL. If he is not there yet, finding a spot yourself is no problem. Plumbing would deserve a better cleaner. WiFi only near the reception. The Voi Verte, cycle route via old railway line was disappointing.

Excellent campsite to visit Beaune (Hospice is recommended) and the surrounding wine villages; nice signposted cycling routes have been explained for this. On Saturdays there is a nice market in the city. Comfort pitches have their own water supply (French connection) and waste water drainage. In addition, sufficient water and waste points. Very good WiFi . Nice simple restaurant on the campsite. Aldi at 800 meters.

Nice quiet city campsite near beautiful Annecy and a nice starting point for a bike ride around the lake (40 km). Lots of shady spots. At the reception a new sanitary building. WiFi only at the reception. The terraced area is more for tent campers. We paid E 22.50 incl E 4.00 for electricity for 2 people. Quite a steep climb back to the campsite. Friendly administrators. Would stay here again next time.

Nice elongated campsite located along the river Ill; nice base to visit Colmar. No electricity taken due to previous reviews about the cost of electricity. Small heated outdoor pool and small bar/restaurant. Very good free WiFi for all devices.

What a nice campsite near the Zwin between Cadzand and Knokke. Nice base for cycling trips. Fantastic sanitary. Friendly young couple who also run a tea house near the site during the season. There you can also get sandwiches in the morning on order. Also nice facilities for children such as go-karts.

Good for visiting Metz, within walking distance. Located on the Moselle. There is also a parking lot for motorhomes in front of the campsite. Sanitary reasonable. Free WiFi but only reachable near the reception at the front of the elongated site.

Fine mini camping with a gardener; centrally located for visitors to Vlissingen Middelburg and Veere. Very neat. Sanitary well cared for. Many facilities for young children. Recommended.