A lovely, spacious pitch. After arriving, I called the owner. He lives next door and is driving his car. He was very friendly, and we were able to choose our own pitch. We paid £10 for one night with a roof tent and two people. There's a toilet on the pitch with a sink and a sink. Cold water only. Everything is perfectly fine. There's also a drinking water tap and a chemical toilet disposal point.

The location is fantastic, on the water of a stream between the two lakes. The sanitary facilities are a mess. It's a convenient campsite for a one-night stay where you don't necessarily need to shower. Visitors and Scottish holidaymakers mingle, which makes it a bit more enjoyable.

A truly beautiful spot in the rolling hills of North Yorkshire. Lovely spacious pitches nestled among the trees with hillside views. It's a working farm, so there's always something to see. Cows and sheep, and five cats roaming around happily and curiously. One toilet and one shower. Nice and clean and easily manageable. Eight pitches for campervans and a small field for tents.

lovely place, the nice thing is that yachts and campers stay in one place. Always something to see. Harbor master and team as always super friendly.

because we couldn't empty our toilet at the beach campsite and also needed drinking water, we drove here. What an unsympathetic man. In short, maybe he wasn't having his day. Emptying the toilet and drinking water costs 10 euros. An overnight stay there too... Well, we paid for it. Oh yes, be careful with drinking water. There is so much chlorine in it that everything now smells and tastes like a swimming pool in the camper. This is unprecedented for Ireland.

Unfortunately, this municipality has recently become no overnight parking. The grass at the boathouse is now also closed with a chain.

Here it is now 'no overnight parking'. Drove back to the Camac Valley campground. Nice owner there who told us that the municipality has taken measures in Howth because several motor home owners left such a mess that the municipality no longer allows overnight stays in Howth. A real shame as it's a nice lively place close to Dublin.

Very quiet location right on the Baltic Sea. There is a toilet block which can be accessed by calling the number on the door. That is probably only for members of the port. It is not clear where you are supposed to stand, that is not a problem, it is so quiet and space enough.

Place a minute's walk from the archaeological site and the rune stones. Arrived around closing time so didn't eat. Super friendly owner. Beer on the terrace was fine. Behind the parking lot is a clean public toilet building belonging to the municipality. Be sure to visit the free Viking museum with an impressive interactive design. Also great fun for children.

Camper place with enough space along the circular road at the foot of the drifting dunes. Picnic tables have been placed next to the pitches. There is also a toilet block with three toilets and running water. There are also picnic tables with shade under the roof of this building. Campers and cars are separated and this creates less traffic along the camper place, which is all right.

As a result of the Corona measures, the motorhome is closed by order of the municipality of Zaltbommel. It is therefore forbidden to use the camper place.

The plumbing here can be compared to that which is the standard during a day of wellness. All spaces heated and tastefully decorated. Everything is there and the campsite has been well thought out. Everything the camper needs, with a cinema next to it.

Pretty good facilities for a free place. A bit of puzzling to be level. 10 minutes walk to the center. Beautiful restored church and town hall.

Excellent free parking next to the main coastal road. Container for garbage is present. Within five minutes you are at the beach that can be reached via various public staircases. It is a fifteen minute walk to the promenade where you can see Saint Malo in the distance. You can eat and drink along the boulevard and enjoy the surfers.

Great spot on the IJssel with boat ramp, that gives a nice drive. Please note that you really put your camper in the indicated places (see signs) From the IJssel seen on the right are also about ten places, you can not stay overnight with your camper and you will be notified around 10 pm. Not convenient if you are just installed with a beer or wine. Prime location!

Huge friendly welcome from the owner. We were allowed to choose a spot ourselves. Stand next to the stream. Delicious eaten and drunk. In the restaurant many information leaflets about the area. The 10 km walk along the Coldenhovense and Eerbeekse beek is highly recommended.

You pay 20 pounds at the bar, after which you get a bear token. Once you order a pint or eat something, you get back 20 pounds. Nice lawn behind the pub. Cozy tent with a wood-fired pizza oven. Friendly owner.

Good welcome. Professionally built campsite on different parts of the grounds, around a farm. Convenient shopping at the reception. Tents and campers are a bit mixed together, which gives a nice mixed atmosphere. The campsite does not feel like a massive event because there is enough space. There is no well to discharge the rubbish tank.