Nice place to stay overnight, so quiet and peaceful. Also spotted some polar bears, at these temperatures around freezing people even come swimming. You have to be self-sufficient and take your waste back with you.

Great location to visit both museums. Hotel staff are polite and friendly. We used their toilet facilities which were as you would expect for a 4* but I didn't use their showers so can't comment. Good supermarket a few steps from the car park. No services but lit and guarded.

I wonder if we should make such places as this known or keep them for ourselves and enjoy them to the fullest. What an incredible place this is. Not suitable for those luxury campers who enter their caravan on their slippers, but like us who love nature and such and are not afraid of boots full of mud. Completely off-grid, no charging station, water connection, no concrete slabs where you stand next to each other.

Indeed a very nice, quiet and peaceful place to stay. Is noted as a favorite.

Great for an overnight stay while traveling. Also a shop nearby to stock up on supplies. However, it is not clear where you can drain your gray water. Difficult to park between the two walls. We opted for a street drain at the point of the handicapped spot...

Beautiful place to go off-grid for a few nights and inflate the canoe and SUP. Not suitable for luxury campers, because there is nothing besides nature, water and silence. (when traffic stops). You have to be self-sufficient…

Good for transit, new sanitary facilities, access by credit card. You can stretch your legs via a walking path to the lower lake. A bit of noise but that disappears completely at night.

definitely worth 5 stars

It is actually incomprehensible that you are not allowed to spend the night in the beautiful parking lot of Trollkyrkja, even though you pay NOK 100 for 24 hours. There are also toilets and a discharge point there. But this parking lot is not bad either. Quiet, lit and almost no traffic. Ideal as a transit car park. Hopefully no ghosts of trolls or other ghosts from the cemetery. Although we are open to bringing a spirit…

This campsite does not get less than 5 stars. Small scale but more than fine. We spent 3 nights here instead of just 1 night. Excellent location on the water, SUP and canoe inflated, but you can also rent a boat. Very friendly helpful owner. This place remains on the list of favorites…

I can agree with previous reviewers, a beautiful place with a view over the lake and landscape.

This is actually a parking area for trucks with trailers that load trees. Place for 2 or 3 campers in a row on brackish ground full of potholes and puddles along a road. Not worthy of CP in my opinion. Maybe good for a transit night, but we continued driving, 40 km further towards Trondheim and parked in a beautiful spot.

Great place for a transit, everything close at hand. Closed for a week due to a Tivoli party from 29/07 to 05/08/24.

Great place to discharge. The tank was quickly filled with a water hose. Please note that the tap and the water intake point are NOT potable water. It's not an issue for us as we always take out drinkable water. So this water is great for laundry and puddles…

Nice place to go completely off-grid. You can walk here, but they have also thought about cyclists. Top!

What an incredibly beautiful place. Peaceful and with singing birds such as blackbirds and song thrushes. Truly a location for those who want to de-stress and seek peace and quiet.

Nope, stopped here after getting cheap fuel. But not really our thing. We drove on to Pferdehof Albrecht…

Nope, visited the 2nd parking lot today. And no, we don't want to be packed like that. Certainly not for that price. We then drove on to Pudsagergård v/Claus Christensen…

Too bad, there is nothing to be found here in high season. Seems like a nice location, but very busy. Apparently a circus is expected. And when we drove away, the entrance was closed with a mountain of sand...

Yep, a beautiful place, with very friendly owners. Great for transit, and even for a night or two. Space and a beautiful lawn…

Indeed, a beautiful place as a stopover. Maybe even for a night or two. Very peaceful and quiet, no noise of traffic. Not suitable for luxury campers who always complain about the sanitary facilities, etc. because there are none.

Was open according to CC, only booking for January is not possible (message "we are sorry bla bla bla") and they do not show prices on their website. Furthermore, I read many restrictions that are certainly not allowed, and certain reviews actually say enough to definitely avoid this campsite as a real camper. Not to mention the price stated...

Arrived here, found nothing, no signs or arrows that could lead to the place? Maybe drive past the plant nursery - fish pond and get stuck? Drove on to a better CP nearby.

Beautiful spot, flat, peaceful and quiet. Great for being off-grid for a few days. Nice for walking and cycling.

Not much fun, poorly maintained parking under the trees. You park here on the grass. Good for a night.

This is how they should all be, perfect! Unfortunately, you have bad users who don't feel it necessary to leave the place clean. And do you have vinegar pissers who think the threshold is too high? (there's a reason for that) Probably no driving skills to drive a camper? Or that the water is not running too fast? Boy, why don't you sell your camper and go to a hotel? More than worth five stars.

Beautiful place with many opportunities for walking. The bunker route is highly recommended, it's a pity that it is closed everywhere. For off-grid campers like us, follow the steep orange path behind the campsite. (bus campers) We were wonderfully alone up there for 2 nights, an ideal playground for the dogs. Formidable view over the village and excellent place for photo shoots. (why am I giving this place away anyway?)

Super nice place for the self-sufficient. Very quiet and from here you can start walks between rice fields. Too bad there is little maintenance. Apparently it's broken, broken and it stays that way...

It is a real retro campsite, but everything is clean. Very friendly people. We stayed here for a few peaceful nights.

We arrived without a reservation, no problem. Friendly welcome, san ok, hot water in abundance. Nice walking area, etc... Although it is still very busy, the shop and restaurant are already closed. Service area clearly renovated. However, be careful of the racing golf carts…

Wonderful response from the manager on 11/06. I agree that it would be a beautiful location. That the owner is not flexible is also agreed. If you have to make reservations in advance, you are not worthy of receiving campers. Anyway, a missed opportunity for him and luckily there are still many CPs where you will be kindly received even at 8am. Too bad for him…

Very nice place - parking. Directly at the entrance to the village. We stood almost alone under the watchful eye of Statue de la Vierge foudroyée and view of Pont du Roc.

What a dog-unfriendly camp, prohibition signs for dogs everywhere. Parking is sufficient for detached persons. There was a sign for discharging gray water, but no grate was seen. You could take water at the restaurant, which is already closed. No further facilities. Stayed quietly, spent the night and from the CP you can take beautiful walks. No police were seen collecting contributions, but they did check the place regularly. So safe…

Rarely do I give 5*, but this venue and its wonderfully friendly patrons deserve ten. What a site, so beautiful and pure nature. If only they were all like that…

Definitely deserved 4 stars. Nice spacious place that costs extra. Many yellow badges, also gives a lot of talk. Lots of talking, but nothing said. Does not detract from the beautiful place to relax completely. In Lagorge a nice restaurant "Les Tilleus" and a little further a winery "Domain Pecoulas" with excellent wine. Definitely recommend both. Too bad about those sticky balls on the site, the dogs did not like this, in fur

Bit rough place, but fine. Very calm and natural. Not very suitable for long-haired dogs, the fur is full of those spiky balls…

Boel is out of action, someone with a golf car came to tell and they were sent away.

That's how they should all be. What peace, friendly reception, beautiful prime location, etc ... Excellent for swimming, water fun, walking, cycling. We were practically alone and paid 120 € for 4 nights, 2 people, 2 dogs, all inclusive. Normally I don't give reviews about the plumbing, because campers are self-equipped. But everything has been updated here. A bit of steering skill is required, but then you also have a beautiful view over the lake.

Nice place, nice clear reception, small scale. Well situated. Nothing but praise for this place. Too bad for the restrictions on the lake, apparently another gross revenue model. Too bad for us, no sup, no canoe, we are used to standing a little more in the wild, but were passing through. My choice for this place does not detract from this family campsite, therefore my added value with 4 stars.

Unable to get there, some roads were blocked with boulders and chains. It is not excluded that in the morning a farmer puts back a stone. They really want you not to stand there. I had marked it as a fav, but we drove a bit further and stopped our bus at N45.214110 E6.968767. And we were not alone here are 6 campers who cannot find access to the parking lot at the dam. The coordinates could be a bit sharper…

Best 5 stars as previous review. I marked it as a fave. However, there is a power wire stretched for keeping cow animals inside. Too bad really because our dog loves those pies to roll in. We drove a little further to stand at that dam. But apparently it's quite a journey to get there. After a few fruitless attempts but parked on N45.214110 E6.968767 and we were not alone

An ideal place for us. Place on the water and you can still experience all the water fun. A bit outdated indeed, but it is being worked on and renewed. We don't care, we came for the rest and sailing the lake. Friendly and helpful host. We stayed a little longer than planned. In my view, the grounds and the old sanitary block are well maintained. Oh yes, you can choose between the pot or the plate…

In principle we had chosen another pitch on a campsite on the lake. But for some obscure reason we were there at 19hr30 in front of a closed barrier. So ended up here in the remote parking lot, busy during the day, but super quiet in the evening and night. No services but not expected either. A real camper does not care about this. From here some connections for hiking trails, and nice sounds of the bells around the necks of cows ...

Are you standing there in front of a barrier after a 6hr ride, no response to the bell at 7:30pm. Could be more flexible like other places where you are welcome. Was a favourite, fortunately there are alternatives nearby. No water fun at this campsite apparently according to their website. So a bit of a camper misstep?

Plus: Friendly welcome, nice and dark, start of beautiful hiking trails. Campfire zone for fire burning. Minus: Approach route from airport so a lot of air traffic. Typical Dutch campsite, so a lot of noise. You should not be here for the rest. Lawns that slope slightly and can be very slippery when it rains. Farmer regularly comes to remove the jammed campers. Tip: park backwards so that your front tow hook is accessible.

Quite expensive for what you get, plus the location on “the beach”. Big places I read? Have measured it, 14 square meters, you can just put up your awning. but you are not allowed to touch the wooden railing. No privacy either, stuck close together. Daddy guides you to within an inch, No freedom, happiness here. Dogs on a lead, no playing field for them nearby, pebble beach hurting paws…

Voila sé, almost a nature camper place as we encountered them in the far north. Beautiful green quiet places for the real motor home ... Despite no facilities, they are worth 5 stars. Which is almost impossible in this tourist area…

Fine nevertheless spacious spot, better than the motorhome pitch next to it. Rather strict rules with unfriendly looking hostess. Perhaps necessary, but still managed to put a smile on her face. There is not much choice around Étretat to spend the night with your camper within walking distance of the village. Maybe camp remotely outside Étretat after all. There is another car park at the top left as you drive further into Étretat for campers.

Expensive paid parking without any privacy. Closely packed, unsafe. Just a parking lot for professional drivers. Disturbing even. When we arrived people with perplexing faces were staring at us and a look of "don't work". We did not fall into the trap / drove up and stood on the camping site next to it.

Forget “small campsite” Separate CP on grass but not really flat. Everything is paid, pitch without electricity 2p 2 dogs 26€ per day, drinking water 1€/100litre, access to the lake with sup or canoe: 3€ per person per day. Little to no shade. toilet - showers containers. Everything is piccobello maintained, and quite a nice campsite. Not really dog friendly, required on a short leash, no playing field or meadow…

You notice that you are diving back into the civilized world, rules up to and including. Young man in reception had difficulties with math. Pay in cash or via that swift system. Also fear of fire and the dogs must be on a short leash. Good for one night and then on. The wind was good, so little noise pollution from the E-road.

What is this??? After a steep bumpy road reached the top. Places for 5 motorhomes, but not maintained. Apparently also next to a dump, mobile phone masts and a little further more rubbish up to half-demolished caravans. The lodge might be super with its tower cum bar. But was closed for some incomprehensible reason (normally open?) We are not used to this from the Swedes, is it a bit much city mentality here? Outside power, toilet, no service…

After going around for a while, quite busy, small places. Difficult for the four-legged friends (free run). Not our approach to camping, we drove on…

After having viewed Camping Borka Brygga, we drove on for 25Km to this town. So they should all be small, fine and very beautiful. And of course completely off-grid as befits real motor home owners.

Not our thing, we just drove on after looking at everything. Small plates, unpaved, no grass and busy with the boats. 240 crowns seems a bit excessive for what you get here.

That's how they should all be. For the real motor home only…

Small-scale campsite in full renovation. Chosen because it was near water. (well) We stayed here for 1 night on our way through to the far north. Warmly received by the owner with surplus information. Beautiful small hiking trails and close but still far enough from Jokkmokk to spend the night in peace. Be careful with your Dutch rules, Sweden is more natural and that can work against the traditional Sámi culture...

Nice place though, good for one night. were almost robbed by the many mosquitoes. Even while checking in at the counter. No service point. Cash only, debit card appears to be defective.

This couldn't be better, a camping alla "Bokrijk" with lots of privacy and space and ditto sanitary facilities. Linked to a museum and other old stuff it is exactly that you go back in time. Nature also eagerly responds to all that man has achieved, and that is only a big plus.

A pitch ideal for motor home owners who want to be off-grid and who are looking for a lot of peace and quiet. So basic place, nothing for those luxury motorhomes with their expensive toilet and shower on wheels that they never use and always have comments on the sanitary installations of pitches... Very friendly owner. Well maintained small plot. Freedom happiness...

Definitely a favourite, quiet campsite on the edge of the forest, friendly owners, a great tasty ice cream parlour. This will be our base of operations for the Limburg border region in the future. Since we were with the camper and had everything with us, we do not judge the sanitary facilities, but it must be said, new and very clean! The nearby airport and double track was not even a theme to advertise. Beautiful location!