Stay where you want, how you want. No-nonsense mentality. We love that. This was our first experience at a Czech campsite. Don't hesitate to shower. Toilet door closed? It's occupied. Not far from the mountain.

Great spot. At the end of the village. When we arrived, it seemed deserted and unused. The ticket machine wasn't working, and there were farm implements all over the campervan sites. We called the manager, who was there within 10 minutes and sorted everything out. The walk to the viewpoint at the top of the mountain is highly recommended.

Neat campsite. All basic amenities are available for a small fee. Discounts on purchases at the small camping shop with very friendly staff. Beautiful hiking and cycling routes are available from here.

Very busy, noisy campsite. Lots of Dutch people. The field is impassable after rain, but they forget to mention that at check-in. Typical Czech restrooms. Three showers in a row, separated by shower curtains. Both for women and men. Four showers are separate, but there's no hot water. Toilet door closed = occupied.

Busy, free mixed parking along the Elbe. The information building has very clean, spacious public restrooms (€10). No loitering youth. Just young people hanging out. Come early or late, and you're sure to find a spot.

The parking meter has since been replaced by a parking meter and a digital information board. There you can select "caravan" for your campervan. 500 CZK per day. There are no other facilities. Wonderfully quiet and dark at night. From here you can take the bus to various hiking trails. Starting the hikes back to the starting point from here is highly recommended. Then take the bus back.

Friendly reception. We were at so-called Haven-City. Cheaper and with more space than the messy places at Weserhafen or Weserstrand. If you want to use sanitary facilities, it is a bit of a walk. Pay (including electricity consumption) upon departure. Town is not really special. Smells like all other cities. To get to a route other than the Weserradweg, you cycle the first kilometers through busy parts of the city.

Casual atmosphere. We spent a number of days here on the banks of the Weser, and despite the changeable weather it was a pleasant stay. You pay for all services with a card. You will receive the remaining amount of the card and the deposit back upon departure. Bodenwerder itself is definitely worth it.

Tractor field in front of the campsite. Wonderfully casual no-nonsense mentality. Terrain is slightly sloping, adjusting blocks are not a superfluous luxury. When busy, the combined shower/toilet is not convenient. It's certainly not dirty! Cleaned several times a day.

The place for the camper itself is beautiful, but that's about it. The reception is a construction shed. I don't mind paying for hot water in washing facilities and showers, but I do if the hot water is turned off. The piece of forest next to the campsite is unfortunately also used as a rubbish dump.

Spacious places on gravel. If we had known earlier that the Camler spots are adjacent to the playground and events square of the campsite, we would have avoided this place. How beautiful the environment is. Electricity is turned on when you have signed up (4 kWh per day is free. If you exceed it, you pay extra). You get a card for shower and hot water. At checkout, the remaining amount will be refunded. Great place for families.

It was not the reception, which was really very friendly. But the CP was more of a spacious parking space on gravel. We also have a view over a parking lot at home. Disappointed, because the reviews suggested otherwise, moved on.

We were here August 14 and 15. Busy CP, also by the local youth. Waterfront sites were in high demand. They were very close to each other, which is not really necessary. Access toilet block with code. Showers are free and set at 5 minutes. Doors close automatically at 9pm. Very understandable, because the loitering youth also like to use this. In short, place is sufficient if you visit Meppel.

great place to stay

A wonderfully quiet place with a wide view. You are really welcome here, the owners know how to convey that feeling well. If you want to use the sanitary facilities, it is best to reserve a spot at the campsite. Waste is separated; organic waste, plastic and residual waste. Walking or cycling in the Maasheggen area? There are plenty of junction routes. And with the ferry across the Maas you are in the Maasduinen in no time. This CP is in our top 10

Beautiful location with very friendly owners. Warm welcome. Despite the bad weather, the owners remained friendly and helpful. Nice spacious places. Nice area for cycling and walking. A place where we will definitely come back.

Beautiful spot in the Drentse-Friese Wold nature reserve. Cycle routes available. The hiking nodes in the nature reserve do not match with maps and apps. Choice where you want to be. Stone in the yard, grass in the yard or behind the old pigsty on grass. Sun or shade. A long power cable is not a superfluous luxury in some places.

Beautiful spot. Do you want sun, do you want shade, plenty of choice. Beautiful cycling and walking routes. Too bad it is for sale due to circumstances.

Tranquility, space and nature. The farmer has sold his cows, but the CP remains. Most kindly received. Near the CP a panorama cycle route and for those who enjoy walking there are plenty of paths.

What a surprisingly nice place this is. Totally free. Public toilet tidy and open day and night. The beautiful cycle route to Skagen and Grenen passes by here. Tip: take the exit to St. Laurence Kirke on your route.

Nice place to stay. We have shower and toilet on board, so we did not miss that. Owner has a lot of information about the area and walking and cycling routes are abundant. Unfortunately, not all routes were (more) accessible due to the floods at the end of May. The clean-up work will take some time. Tip: by bike to the beautiful town of Kirn.

Nothing wrong with the campsite itself. Too bad that the owners could tell little about the environment, they referred to the info in the center. For hiking enthusiasts there is not much, or you have to keep walking mainly along the main road.

become beautiful! Last weekend stood here for the second time. Sanitary nice and clean. Cycling and walking routes available for free. Unexpectedly beautiful natural surroundings. Flight and car we have throughout the country, so do not bother. Enough space along the river to walk the dog. Topplek in the Randstad!

PS: Public toilets open in the visitor center from 8:00 to 18:00

Fine place to stay and from here and explore Tintagel Castle. Parking fee payable to 19.00, below you stand free until the next day 10:00. Maximum amount 6 pounds.