Addition to a previous review: There are currently 4 camper pitches available, but more are being prepared. Since the campsite is open all year, it's good to know that, even though it's winter, the temperature around Christmas, like last year, was still 15 degrees Celsius. There's a small shop on site for essentials. Josje also bakes her own bread. Wi-Fi is available via Starlink, which we also use.

Excellent ACSi campsite, although there's factory noise until 6:30 if you arrive in the afternoon. Excellent sanitary facilities with hot water for dishes and showers. Spacious pitches. Keep up the good work of campsites with excellent Wi-Fi and paper toilets.

An ACSI campsite with the caveat that electricity usage must be paid upon departure. In principle, 4 watts of electricity is included with the ACSI card. If you leave earlier than 9 a.m., you simply pay for the 4 watts, not for actual usage. The campsite also offers excellent comfort, including excellent Wi-Fi. Restaurants and shops in the village, including a bakery, butcher, and grocery store, are also available. It's a great area for walking and cycling.

Tip: Especially in the late season, it's advisable to make a reservation for campers who want to pitch on a paved surface. Arriving without prior notice can easily lead to disappointment regarding the pitch. The campsite itself is excellent in every way.

Bart, Sonja, and Max write that it's not possible to make a one-night reservation. The minimum stay is one night, but we're booking for two nights or more. This message wasn't on the website yet, but they're working on updating it. It's a shame you can't book for one night, but apparently, if you arrive on spec, you can stay for one night. Just don't book.

A well-maintained ACSI campsite, though it should be noted that arrivals before noon or after 8:30 PM will be rewarded with a €4 surcharge, as stated on the sign. Toilet paper is provided in the restrooms, and Wi-Fi is available but not very stable (regular outages). Perhaps due to the weather? The restaurant shouldn't really be called that. Food is available. The prices are simply too high for what's offered.

Warning: don't just rush into a campervan. You really need to make reservations for both the early and late season. Perhaps even for peak season. The campsite itself looks excellent. Unfortunately, we had to find another campsite without success.

Even after the change of ownership, everything remains the same: quality in every respect.

Even in peak season, the price is reasonable. Friendly receptionist. Wi-Fi is available for a fee. Paper towels are available in the restrooms. Bread service is available. Beautiful cycling routes to Montauban or Saint-Noble-Val (challenging with the official route). Whether you have a quiet night really depends on the location. There's a lot of walking and talking around the restrooms.

Municipal campsite that is also a member of ACSI. Reasonable prices during high season: Campervan + 2 people + electricity + living tax: €20.58. In addition to a warm welcome, you also get free Wi-Fi and toilet paper. Gross wastewater and chemical toilet: well-organized. The showers are a relief, with hot/cold running water control without a push button. Pitches in sunlight or shade, but always filtered light through the oak trees. Peace and quiet!

During peak season, you pay €24.48 for a campervan + 2 people + electricity and a stay-at-home tax. Wi-Fi is not included, but toilet paper is provided. There are no chemical toilet facilities or wastewater disposal. There are water taps. The sanitary block is actually too small for the many guests. The stairs need maintenance. The campsite is frequented by cyclists and canoeists. Martel is 5 km away for groceries (Intermarché), but there is a bread delivery service.

ACSI campsite, open year-round, charges €29.50 in peak season for a lake view pitch. Standard pitches are also available for a slightly lower price. You'll get good Wi-Fi and toilet paper. There's also a restaurant with reasonable prices. Beautifully situated and well worth a visit, with an Intermarche on the northern approach for any groceries.

Sometimes you stumble upon a real gem. This is one of those campsites where everything is perfect. A campervan with 2 people and electricity: €13.50 per night. Wi-Fi is included, as is toilet paper. The sanitary facilities are modern and exceptionally clean. The shower and dishwater are excellently heated. It's incredibly peaceful, situated below the town's church tower. The bakery is in the village, 150 meters away. The campsite is located on the Nantes-Brest canal. Only French guests are welcome.

€19.00 for a campervan, 2 people + electricity, plus excellent Wi-Fi and paper in the toilets. The shower and dishwater are excellent in terms of heat. The sanitary facilities could be a bit more modern, but that shouldn't spoil the fun. Many bike/tent campers are there, but they're all parked in the very shaded rear section. For campervans, there are sunny and shady spots, but you'll definitely need wedges. During peak season, there's even a bread service at the campsite.

Campervan, 2 people + electricity per night: €26.98 in high season. This includes free Wi-Fi, around the registration office and in the tent behind the battery, but no paper in the toilets. Shower and dishwater are hot and easily accessible. Reservations are highly recommended for high season. It remains quiet. The pitches are sunny, shady, or partially shaded. There is a swimming pool and a small snack bar with crêpes, fries, and drinks.

Actually, too small. Why not go to Camping Val d'Oust, 200 meters away? Spacious pitches in both sun and shade. The manager is happy to work.

A large, spacious campsite where you can choose your own spot with or without electricity. €7.50 per person, plus €4 for electricity. Everyone finds their own spot at the edge of the field: tent, caravan, or campervan. No Wi-Fi, but toilet paper is provided. Neat and clean showers with hot water. A real Breton town with nice restaurants. During peak season, there are a fair number of holidaymakers, but given the size of the site, it doesn't feel overcrowded.

There's nothing wrong with this campsite. For €15.00 per night for 2 people + campervan, including electricity, you get Wi-Fi and toilet paper. A sunny or shady spot will be designated. Wi-Fi is only available around the reception office. Restaurant closed on Mondays. Bread service is available. Intermarche is nearby, as is a small bridge to a cycle path through Port Carhaix. Leclerc is also a bit further into the city. Friendly welcome.

A very, very quiet campsite. The access road is 1100 meters inland. At the end of the day, the manager comes to collect the money. I didn't see a swimming pool. Restroom facilities: good, with toilet paper in the toilets. From the campsite, you can easily reach the Brest-Nantes Canal route, in this case the L'Aulne river.

Despite reports of closure, the campsite is open as usual, especially during peak season. The nearby restaurant, 200 meters away, is closed on Saturdays. If you'd prefer to try something different, Chateauneuf-du-Faou (the village 22 km east) is a very affordable alternative (€18, including electricity).

On weekdays (Mon-Thurs), rates are higher than on weekends (Fri, Sat, Sun). Double room: €16, camper van €4, electricity €6 (!!!), sejour tax €0.66 per person per night, eco-contribution per day €0.88 Total: €28.20. Double room: €14.50 on weekends Total: €26.70. The reception couldn't explain the difference. "Management," she said with a shrug. Before that, Wi-Fi was available, but no toilet paper.

For €18.60 per night in peak season, you can't go wrong: 2 people + campervan + electricity. Officially, Wi-Fi is included, but our smartphone indicated that our security was too tight. Never encountered anything like this before. Toilet paper: sometimes there, sometimes not. The rolls are loose on the water tank. A quiet campsite frequently used by cyclists with tents.

€23.60 in peak season for a campervan + 2 people + electricity. Neat, simple campsite, but hopelessly poor dishwashing facilities. How do you come up with elongated sinks without adding a draining board? Push-button hot water, but a very slow one. No paper in the toilets, no Wi-Fi. You can choose your own spot and pay later. Albert, in the middle of a WWI war zone for those who want to.

When you arrive, you must immediately pay for the number of days you are staying. You haven't even seen your spot yet. Well-shaded spots. Lovely in this heat. Clean sanitary facilities and paper on a roll outside the toilet. Good wifi but you have to log in often. Cycle paths to the south and north along the Allier river. On Sunday evenings, a food truck is ready with pizzas and snacks. ACSI price: 2 ps + camper + electricity + tax: € 19.80.

Those who do not mind a long, sometimes bumpy access road of 7 km have reached paradise at the end. Josje is the calling card with her enthusiastic explanation of the campsite and her husband Jeroen offers professional help if technical problems occur. The center is a covered place where people come together for communal meals. The site is still under construction. Peace, walks and starry nights are your lot.

A great fun, modest campsite where an enthusiastic manager from the municipality is in charge for whom no effort is too much. For camper + 2ps + electricity + tax: € 21.08. In return a great and clean, modern sanitary block. The campsite has no wifi. Good connections for cyclists with Canal du Midi. No possibilities for chemical toilet and waste water discharge. Too bad but manageable. Keep these sites in honor!

ACSI campsite on the Tech river where you can relax in sunny and/or shady spots. The lady at reception was very helpful with the change of location. Positives of the campsite: good free wifi, clean, modern sanitary facilities and a restaurant with fair prices and an excellent swimming pool. It is worth staying at the campsite to visit the Saturday market in Ceret. Highly recommended.

The cheerful Mark runs this family naturist campsite with his wife, son and mother-in-law. You come here for the starry sky, the birds in nature and the walks in the nude. Twice a week you can join us for a communal meal. Everything is there: 2 swimming pools, one of which is really ice cold or a small waterfall at a beach by the stream. Delicious, just like the home-made bread (no pre-baked bread!!!) and pizza dough.

Beastly good free wifi. Well-organized campsite with many permanent houses. Sanitary block with showers and toilets somewhat awkward in terms of layout. Washing machine in narrow laundry room with sinks. Showers can be locked with a key. No toilet paper. Friendly manager. Place: € 15.00, Electricity € 4.00, taxe de sejour € 0.65 p.p.p.n. If you stay 7 nights, you pay 6. Beautifully situated edge of town with all amenities: Super U and restaurants.

Rate: 2ps + camper + electricity + tax = € 19.76. The manager then assumes Comfort pitches. Opaque rate structure. Wifi only for a fee. Sanitary facilities in a somewhat older building but neatly renovated inside. However, a bit less open in the pre-season: 3 toilets, 1 shower. Dishwashing/shower water was warm. Strange that you have to phone to make a reservation for the restaurant on the campsite even if you insist. But when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

Compared to two years ago, the free wifi on the entire site is a breath of fresh air. The coverage is good. The service is also still friendly. The price in the pre-season for the smaller pitches (100m2) is € 23.10 for 2 people + camper + electricity. A great place to stay. The Intermarche in Camaret has been moved from inside the city to the western roundabout outside it.

In the preseason, there was only one spot available for one night on May 22. So reservations are recommended. We were told to just arrive. We had to look for our salvation elsewhere.

We looked at the terrain and left. Despite the beautiful places in nature, they were quite different, also in terms of altitude, which sometimes made it difficult to reach with the camper. We found the sanitary facilities mediocre. The whole thing made a messy impression on us, especially upon arrival when you walk to the places. I definitely believe that people can feel at home there. We don't. Price: 8.50 p.p. and 5,- for electricity. I would say: for the enthusiast.

An extremely helpful manager who takes good care of the campsite. Large pitches on pebbles in sun or partial shade. Sometimes you need a long cable for your power. The wifi is most powerful around the sanitary block. Showers are nice and warm. The sanitary facilities are thoroughly cleaned every day. Cycling possibilities around Monteux and towards Carpentras.

Will only switch to ACSI next year but already charge the following rates: €17,- for a camper with 2 people. Tax de jour: €2,- for 2 people per night. Owner draws our attention to the 60 person stay on the front site and advised us to park on the back part. Indeed, no inconvenience. If it has rained, it is difficult to find a place where you can easily leave the next day. The wifi is exceptionally powerful in this part. (!) Showers are nice and warm.

Excellent ACSI campsite with helpful receptionist. Compared to last year, demonstrable improvements have been made to the sanitary facilities. Paid wifi, but for those who still want free wifi, you can go to/ in the library/TV room behind the reception. Log in at: Hotzone cafe. Duration 30 minutes. That 1x every 6 hours: i.e. at 9 am, at 3 pm and at 9 pm. The cycling environment speaks for itself.

In the pre-season two different experiences: very quiet at the beginning of March with good wifi. As it gets busier in April there is not always good wifi coverage and connection on the pitches. The sanitary facilities are perfect and are excellently maintained. Various food trucks for lovers of take-away meals. In April 5 times a week: from chicken, Greek to pizza. Excellent starting point for walking and cycling tours in the area.

Top location in every respect in terms of sanitary facilities. Spacious pitches. Wifi connection very good unless the entire campsite is full. Then the bandwidth is insufficient. A certainty is the possibility to reserve a pitch. Direct answer. Disadvantage is again asking for a passport and making a copy of it. That was just a year ago. Now they have reintroduced it apparently. Too bad.

Keeping this kind of campsites alive with an enthusiastic manager who is not too bothered when it comes to medical care. In addition, good free wifi at a very reasonable camping rate w.b. places. At noon: gate closed due to air. Also closed after 7 pm unless you have the key to drive onto the campsite. Hot showers and a great takeaway pizzeria just outside the campsite. Recommended, just like the walking and cycling possibilities.

The ladies make an indelible impression by arranging a local doctor (!) on Saturday afternoon. No effort is too much for them. The wifi connection is optimal around the reception. Beautiful bike rides in the area on the veloroute. Wonderfully quiet terrain.

Large ACSI signs at the entrance but reception indicates: the campsite only uses the ACSI rate after 3 days. These signs function as a lure. The price to be paid is also different for the evening shift than it is charged in the morning. Too bad. The campsite is located in a bit of a corner of the city. There is a cheap petrol station nearby.

Good spot in the sun at a competitive price in high season (€ 30.80 incl electricity and tax: 2 ps + camper). We apologize for WiFi outages due to the rural area. It would be a good idea to let Limburg hospitality play a more prominent role in a customer-friendly approach. Too focused on 'making money'. That can also be a joke. This applies to both the campsite operators and the staff employed.

An honest and delicious campsite for the avid naturist and for the 'novice'. There are plenty of pitches in sunlight or shade, near the pond or in the forest. There are also separate camping pitches with pebbles so you can sink into the grass with your camper. Main building is cleaned perfectly every day. Kudos for the option of takeaway meals, a different menu every day. Pizzas are unsurpassed. In short: a naturist pearl.

A truly French campsite. Quite busy in high season. Don't spoil the fun. Strong points: cycling and walking routes along the Moselle to Nancy and Toul. With possibility of cycling tour. No outdoor music allowed. Bread service and a nice town in the immediate vicinity. Intermarche nearby. Wifi included but with so many people.... Swimming pool for the kids. Price high season for 2 ps camper and electricity: € 27.40 including tax.

Still a good, high-quality campsite for a ditto price. Also in high season € 20.80 for 2 p.s., electricity and WiFi (free)

Don't want to be an ACSI CAMPING. Not necessary for the amount of € 17.50 including electricity and good WiFi. Charolles is not on the Velo route but a short distance away. Keeping this municipal campsite alive because of its swimming pool and nice location in relation to the town. Nice manager. Highly recommended.

Unfortunately the manager couple has retired. The fantastic camping location has been closed. The access road still exists, as does the visible one, but there is no longer any camping option.

A pearl among naturist locations with everything that makes this naked campsite so good. Spacious shaded spots, a perfect swimming pool and exposed walks in the immediate vicinity of the campsite. Thoroughly cleaned sanitary facilities every morning and bread service from the mobile bakery at 9 am. An excellent WiFi point for all your email traffic with strong bandwidth. Supermarche Leclerc 2.5 km away. Pleasant village of Octon with 3 restaurants.

Super WiFi throughout the campsite. You can even watch football matches. Furthermore, limited number of camper pitches. Neat sanitary facilities. Price including electricity can be called 'pre-war': € 17.54 p.n. Leclerc at 800 meters. Nice town. Sufficient cycling options including Voi Verte towards Condom. Nice and calm.

The management couple has made a change from a 'clothing campsite' to a truly naturist location. Eye-catchers: the large swimming lake with sandy beach and sunbathing lawn as well as the indoor warm water swimming pool. In addition, a bar/restaurant with a small menu. Possibility for gray water and chemical toilet discharge. One WIFI connection per site, but free. Good range. Cycling options in the area, recommended: Fources and Pouzenas.

Karien and Fabien indicate on their website that the natural camping site Les Contes d'Albret is permanently closed.

This management couple manages this park-like campsite with passion. You can find a spot either at the back of the forest or on the pebble surface (half shade/half sun). The restaurant has a small but excellent menu and the pizzas from the oven are not to be missed. 2 large swimming pools available, one for the kids and the other for the adults. Perfect WiFi. Sanitary building: very thoroughly maintained daily. Break from 12 to 2. Bread service.

Beautiful sanitary building. Helpful reception. Think about ordering bread for the next day. Big places. Break from 12 noon to 2 p.m. WiFi is expensive. ACSI RATE: €20.60 including tax.

Nice campsite, a 6-minute walk through the back entrance to the beautiful center. Monday market! Pre-season rate: €20.02. Wifi included but not really stable.Toilet paper in toilets but not all open. 4 showers open. Small snacks in restaurant. Excellent starting point for the Voie verte to Lavelanet via Chalbrade or to Bram/Canal du Midi. Start at Super U.

Sometimes you just want to keep campsites to yourself, but everyone should be able to enjoy them. A very completely quiet area where you can stand in the sun or in the shade under trees. You can get active: there is a large heated swimming pool and tennis court. The inner man can go to the restaurant at the beginning of the campsite. Perfect WiFi everywhere. All this with a sincere warm welcome and help in every possible way. TO GO !

Quiet ACSI campsite on the Allier. € 20.- incl. tourist tax. Wifi costs €2 for a day. No toilet paper available. A restaurant with a small menu. Great as a transit campsite, but a longer stay may also be pleasant because of the canoeing options on the Allier.

Even though it says 'complete', the owner makes every effort to give you a place. A compliment for that. She just tries to please everyone. The toilets now have toilet paper! Wifi also included in the price and all for the ACSI price of € 19.50 including electricity. Honor this campsite!

Spectacular surroundings, that is. But a number of basic facilities could be improved. Starting with WiFi: 4 euros for an hour or €6 for a day is ridiculously high for this time. Chemical toilet: secluded in a small corner. Bit dirty. In addition to the acsi price, there is an additional tax and a disposal contribution: a total of € 22.34 per day. This way you can reimburse people for your expenses. The operation of washing up taps - too few - was also poor. Shame.

Unfortunately, it will only be open on May 1, as the closed reception indicated. It's a shame to drive there. Not April 1!!!

Still high quality for a low price: both the clean sanitary facilities, the WiFi (free) and the now complete and asphalted velo route to Carpentras (and south to Velleron.) I wrote before: be careful with these (municipal) camps and in honor.

Still high quality for a low price: both the clean sanitary facilities, the WiFi (free) and the now complete and asphalted velo route to Carpentras (and south to Velleron.) I wrote before: be careful with these (municipal) camps and in honor.

A lovely little campsite with everything that makes your stay pleasant. Small modern sanitary unit: 3 showers, 3 toilets, washbasins and sinks for dishes. Hot water!! Excellent WiFi reaches the entire site (free), even streaming is possible. If you do not want 10A or 6 A electricity, you pay €16.70. Otherwise ACSI rate. No break during the afternoon, so open up and just find a spot. Keeping these campsites alive. At 1300m from Visan.

The preseason started on April 13 this year. ACSI rate is applied. Bread in the morning is also available if ordered a day in advance. Except Thursday. The bakery in Grignan will also be closed. The restaurant on the campsite will not open until May 1. Hot washing up water and toilet paper in the toilets. You must pay for a WiFi connection: €2 per day for two devices. There is no free connection of, for example, 10 minutes (as a service).

In principle, the ACSI campsite is well equipped, but the sanitary facilities are closed in the early season. There is toilet paper available. Paid WiFi, but there is also free WiFi of 30 minutes per day behind the reception. Free ticket for this at the same reception. This WiFi is of lower quality than the paid version. Please note: there is a lunch break. Friendly welcome and find your own free spot.

Excellent campsite both in terms of ACSI price and facilities. Free WiFi, without limit, only at the reception/bar. Toilet paper in the toilets and a good hot shower as well as washing up water. Please note the usual lunch break from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Nice town, located on a cycle route. The distance to Avignon is 14 km.

Feels like coming home at this campsite. Both the warm welcome and the helpfulness in case of problems. Honor this campsite. Although the WiFi connection (FIBER) is somewhat unstable and there is no toilet paper in the toilets yet.

Lives up to its name in the wet spring of 2024. But it's just a puddle of water. You are also very welcome at the ACSI rate, as stated in the small and nice camping booklet. Excellent WiFi around the reception and toilet paper in the toilets. Good hot shower and dishwashing water. Nice distance to Nuits Saint Georges (north), 14 km and Beaune (south) 14 km. Good for cycling indoors. Recommended and honoring these areas.

It feels like coming home in this rain-soaked region when you can enjoy a delicious meal in the restaurant in the evening. Recommended: Boeuf Bourguinon. Your pitch for caravan or camper is paved. So no muddy mess. They have a break at lunch until 3:30 PM, but you can just take your seat. And all this at the ACSI rate of €17 + €1.32 tax de sejour. (2ps) Excellent WiFi (5 G) and electricity included.

What a wonderful welcome in a wet Luxembourg. The campsite was 'COMPLET' 3 days after the season opening. Yet this lady still managed to save a spot for us. Personally accompanied us to the place to advise how to find a place in this soggy surface with two tires on the road. How different it used to be when you were received with a nasty 'Pasport bitte'. Now a bag of Easter eggs as an extra warm welcome. Class.

Also open as usual on October 11. Delicious.Unfortunately no bread service: we will be there until September 30th. Furthermore, everything is tip-top in terms of sanitary facilities, but I miss the toilet paper. Unfortunately, there is also no soap available. But all that shouldn't spoil the fun. Because the ACSI rate also includes good, free Wi-Fi. A familiar place at an excellent rate. Keep these campsites in honor.

Even in the busy late season, a sanitary block is closed off with tape. This means that there are 3 toilet/shower rooms left. Too little if the campsite is well occupied. Paid Wi-Fi but very good for 1 euro per 24 hours. The Canal du Midi routes are well known, but the voie verte from the campsite to Saint Chinian is not really. Definitely worth it. And...flat.

Just a campsite where you get the usual discount with your Promotion Card. But more importantly: a super motivated young lady behind the counter of the reception office. No effort is too much, she wants to find out everything, even in her spare time. Where else can you find something like that? For me it determines the quality of the assessment. Well, the sanitary facilities could be better, but the Wi-Fi is good close to the office. Oh well, the road in front of it is busy. But yeah...oh well.

Where do you still pay € 15.94 for 2 ps in a camper with electricity and good WiFi. Also toilet paper and a good shower. Nothing to complain about, I guess. Maintaining these types of municipal campsites. Enjoy it and cycle along the Canal du Berry. The gate is open and payment is possible from 5 o'clock.

Campsite open until October 31, 2023. In addition, for € 14.32 for camper, 2ps + electricity + WiFi you can't complain.

Very large site. So large that we felt very lost on the windy mountain meadow. Distance to the reception is 300 meters (!) where there is Wi-Fi connection and sanitary facilities. Beautiful cycling environment with a voie verte to Mirepoix and Lavelannet along picturesque fortresses and castles. Still, after our installation we broke up and went. Too lonely. No one to be seen in the postseason. Another time. It is certainly doable for €21.

Small-scale campsite with everything as it should: clean sanitary facilities with good hot shower/dishwater, places in the sun or shade. Friendly staff who deliver ordered sandwiches to the camper and good Wi-Fi. Everything for an ACSI price. Recommended: voie verte to St.Girons by electric bike. Of course you have already seen Foix. Also small trips in the immediate vicinity: 1. le pic de Montgaillard and 2. le pont du Diable.

All descriptions are correct. The sanitary facilities are excellent. The Wifi more than good with excellent bandwidth. Cycling in the area is definitely worth it. The only downside: you hear the nearby main route. But I don't deduct any points for that. Super U in the village of Magne itself!

Disadvantage: opening hours are somewhat different in the late season. Lunch break is a bit longer. Getting in before 3 p.m. is not possible. Sometimes there is an employee who is kind enough to let you in. Second disadvantage: electricity is under lock and key. Upon arrival and departure, wait until the electricity is turned on or off. Remarkably, there is no tap at the campsite for water intake. Also no toilet paper available. Quiet.

In principle, a fairly pricey campsite for the ACSI rate of €21.00 for 2 p.s. + camper + electricity. In addition, there is a tourist tax of 2 x 0.65 and 2 times Eco participation (2 x 0.30). Total amount to be paid is € 22.90. In principle, not really a super place, although they have a swimming pool and good free Wi-Fi. The sanitary facilities could use a wake-up call. use up call. Pay in advance and your place will be allocated. Fortunately, you can change during the late season.

Neat campsite including good sanitary facilities (the showers could be set slightly warmer) for 2 people with camper + electricity + taxe de sejour: € 17.80 in the late season. Wi-Fi available (free) as well as a swimming pool (didn't use it). Bakery in the village. Relaxed atmosphere and spacious pitches. Angers and Thouarce via voie verte are worth cycling.

A beautiful centrally located campsite on the voie verte (La Nevezienne) and at various plages (Tahiti and Racquenez). In an old orchard there is a spacious spot for everyone at a very reasonable ACSI rate in the late season of € 15.40 incl. .taxe de sejour. There is a swimming pool and a well-functioning free WiFi system with sufficient bandwidth. Sanitary facilities may be a bit old-fashioned but work excellently. Cleaned very thoroughly every day!!

Perfect campsite, especially in the late season. Nice and calm. Whether it is a very good Wi-Fi connection (where even a football match can be streamed) or a neat block of sanitary facilities: for a price that you cannot run a campsite on: €15,- excl. 0.66 p.p.pn. Excellent for this price. Small side note: many guests during the weekend/late season. Bloc sanitary facilities are then too small. The second block may then be opened.

Even in the late season, 10 campers can be parked on the site in one day. That is actually too much for the two showers and two toilets. But the ambiance is great in terms of peace and nature. And ... the only campsite so close to Point du Raz (4.5 km). Price 2 PS + electricity + tax de sejour: € 20.94. You must provide your own internet connection.

More than worth the money in every respect. Whether it's the excellent Wi-Fi or a shiny sanitary block: everything is neatly taken care of. 1 km from Intermarche. And via the opposite road you can quickly reach the beach and the velo route both to the east and to the west. A perfect swimming pool and a small restaurant (more snack-like) complete the picture. Many cottages on the campsite but separated from tent / camper with its spacious pitches. ACSI rate € 17!!!

In principle, everything is fine at this campsite. They are proud of the WiFi but give incorrect information at the reception where it is strongest. NOT at the sanitary block. On the contrary. Next to / at the barrier. You can send messages there. At the campsite it's a gamble. Sometimes yes sometimes no. Constantly logging in. No strength and little broadband to be found there. A Frenchman from the mobile homes came to explain it separately. At the barrier it was optimal!

Excellent 'city campsite', 1500 meters from the city. With all the trimmings and in good condition: from sanitary facilities to friendliness at the reception and from excellent Wi-Fi to a good restaurant on the campsite. And all this for an ACSI price including swimming pool € 20.10.

Warning: Closed from 12:00 to 15:00 (food). You are standing in front of a closed barrier. However, you can already share the terrain to find a spot and pass it on when the break is over. Once you have passed the formalities at the l'accueil, you have a beautiful campsite with a well-functioning sanitary block (with paper in the toilets) as well as an excellent Wi-Fi connection. In the high season € 21.88, with ACSI after August 30 € 17.88.

.beautiful small municipal campsite opposite the motorhome for € 16.40 incl. electricity and Wi-Fi. But it's only a guess whether it works. For one it works, for another it doesn't. Annoying system that works via SMS codes. Caretaker has eaten little cheese and is fairly stiff in the handling. A nice place a / d cycling routes. Bread is available on site but not in the village.

The campsite was fine with sanitary facilities and Wi-Fi. This was only available around reception. For dining options you have to go to Amiens. Nearby there is little or closed on Mondays.

Very nonchalant about opening times. Whether you ring the bell or not, no one comes. People who were on the campsite themselves had to warn the manager that there were people in front of the gate. 0.20 for hot water for washing up and 0.50 for the shower. Paid €28.50 for 2 ps. camper and electricity, but we have yet to receive the invoice. So very casual. Excellent shower building and sanitary facilities with paper. Well located on the cycle route. Jumbo close by

Perfect place to spend a few days. Relaxed atmosphere, partly due to the owners. In addition, excellently cleaned sanitary facilities (with toilet paper) as well as a very good free WiFi connection in addition to excellent cycling opportunities make it an extremely pleasant campsite. For € 27.50: For 2ps + camper including electricity, this is quite reasonable.

In principle, this ACSI campsite is very cheap: € 17.00 per night, 2 PS + electricity (and a good WiFi connection at the restaurant). But to which body in Baligny the manager pays the tax de sejour of € 1.50 (2x € 0.75 per night) is completely unclear. Sanitary: old but sound and clean Places: plenty of sun or shade. Sometimes blocks are needed.

A super campsite in every way. 1. because of tastefully designed sanitary blocks incl. toilet paper and thorough cleaning every morning. 2. well-functioning Wi-Fi on the entire site. 3. large, flat, shady plots. Opting for sun-drenched spots is also possible. 4. large swimming pool. 5. reasonable pricing incl. electricity in pre-season from € 26.40. 6. direct access to cycling routes. 7. helpful reception. 8. nothing more to wish for

An ACSI campsite to return to despite the large number of compatriots. Everything is right at the campsite. Large natural pitches in the spaciously laid out campsite. Nice swimming pool. River along the campsite. Bread service. Wi-Fi is excellent in principle, but with many Dutch people using Wi-Fi, the connection is not always optimal. Unfortunately no toilet paper but that is a detail. Rest and space also in the preseason.

Despite the raging inflation, it is still € 16.44 for 2 hp, for a motorhome with electricity, including internet. This was already the case 3 years ago. See description of then. Internet connection has become even better. Keep these kind of municipal campsites alive. Enjoy yourself with a nice city nearby, a market on Saturday and beautiful cycling routes in the area.

Even in the preseason, the campsite is well visited, but certainly not overly busy. There is always a place to be found whether 100m2 or 200m2. Respectively: € 23.10 or € 28.10 incl. electricity. This includes 15 minutes of free Wi-Fi connection. longer to be paid. Sanitary: clean and well maintained incl. paper. Important: pay the number of days in advance. Order bread via QR code. Wine is available in abundance. Pool: perfect

Small campsite but quiet in the preseason. The restaurant is closed. Wifi is excellent in terms of range Big Brother is watching you because you don't have to report where you are standing. CCTV. Sanitary extremely clean. Bring your own toilet paper. ACSI discount and friendly reception make the noise from the busy road acceptable in a north-westerly wind. Sorgues itself isn't much to it.

Overcrowded on weekend 3/4 June due to Jeep festival. Old American army vehicles occupied the site. Cozy but busy. As a result, the reception employee is short-tempered but helpful. Place at the end of the road. assigned campsite. Not recommended. Despite the busy sanitary facilities very clean. price is 1 europ.p.p.d higher than ACSI indicates due to ecotax due to nature reserve. The end of the campsite is difficult to reach for good Wi-Fi reception.

Really a stopping point for people passing through. Nothing wrong with that, mind you. Small menu restaurant. Sanitary facilities are used intensively and could use a makeover. Wi-Fi seems quite a lot but optimal around restaurant /reception. Tourist information gives bad information about cycling possibilities. Refers to the internet but has little in house itself. Reason not to stay in Tournus. The Saone route is on the boring side.Price quality acceptable.

Beautiful, small and green terraced campsite with a friendly welcome. Even a swimming pool! Extremely clean sanitary facilities and good wifi. Snacks, small bites and drinks are available at the bistro, but no bread service. 3 to 4 km to the next village. ACSI price incl tax de sejour for 2 ps € 19.80 per night. Beautiful cycle route along the Rhone towards Tournus and Tain l'Hermitage and beyond. Place to relax in the bird paradise.

No reduction card applicable (no ACSI or CCI) but a reasonable rate of € 22 at the end of May. Here for electricity and Wi-Fi free. The area has everything that makes Burgundy so interesting: wine, good restaurants and a great velo route to the north and south. Extremely helpful reception who is happy to copy the routes in the area. Keep these campsites alive

Everything is right here: peace and order in terms of toilets with paper and a good internet connection. Bread service for those who want it. Good new sanitary facilities. And friendly reception. Keep these kinds of camps alive.

If you don't have a reservation around Ascension Day, you're out of luck and you'll receive a leaflet indicating another campsite that wasn't really nearby. It was indeed very busy. So drove on. It could be a bit friendlier but I understand it gets too much when it's so busy.

A nice campsite also for a long stay. Action card valid. A beautifully architecturally designed sanitary block with great amenities such as really hot shower and washing up water. Wifi works well around the reception. Not always stable. Village nearby with good bakery, small grocery store and restaurants. Good starting point for cycling in the Vaucluse or for walks behind the campsite. Nice manager with heart for his business.

Totally agree with previous author. Keep these campsites alive. Recommended: Beef Bourguinon in the restaurant.

Nice and quiet in preseason but pizzas to order. Beautiful spacious places in the forest, where the sun comes through the foliage. A very well-functioning WiFi system that is sufficiently powerful in every place. From the campsite it is a 4.5 km walk to Bollene center via the inner path. There are also other walking routes from the campsite. Only the yellow one gets lost in the woods. Sanitary fine. Friendly welcome. Bread is delivered on the spot.

ACSI card valid. Free Wi-Fi throughout the campsite. Heated sanitary building and nice hot shower. Restaurant open from Wednesday to Sunday. Good base for cycling trips along the Rhone. Leclerc super at 1.5 k. along busy road. By bike indoors but harmless: 4.8 km.

The campsite is now called: Camping Santenay. ACSI card valid. Good clean sanitary facilities (I've seen them clean), which is also heated. Good hot shower. 15 minutes walk to the village with restaurants. Free Wi-Fi around the reception building. Great alternative to camping in Chagny when Tue is closed.

Poor communication in terms of info: the sign in front of the campsite says: April 1 opening. On the website of the campsite: April 1. ACSI booklet: April 6. Neighbors across the street say: not until Easter. So drove on.

Big difference with 2 years ago: showers permanently open. Only pay for adults (7,-) camping spot free and only for electricity 3 euros. Caretaker is in the opposite building and is clearly in a good mood. Free Wi-Fi and heated sanitary facilities with nice hot showers. First day of the new season and already quite busy.

Beautiful green spot close to the N20 45 minutes south of Paris. Close to Angerville with a supermarche Leclerc and 'cheap' fuel. Site in the late season useful for a night, but if you want to leave before 7.30 that is impossible. Gate and barrier only open at 7.30. Showers perfect and toilets without toilet paper. Free Wi-Fi only around the reception office.

The reception is super friendly. The wi-fi is good.(free). ACSI card valid. The pitches are shady and varied in soil conditions. The showers could use an update as well as the toilets. But you don't often find such relaxed campsites so close to a beautiful city within walking distance. From here you can make beautiful flat bike rides along the Dordogne.

Prime location in a beautiful green area. Cozy village within walking distance with many restaurants. Very well attended weekly markets. Pleasantly busy without having to walk over the heads. The campsite has excellent facilities, toilets with toilet paper and perfect free Wi-Fi. On Sundays a winegrower and a beekeeper who comes to sell his products. The cycling environment is easy to cycle, especially with an e-bike. Various tours set out that are well signposted.

For a night you have everything at hand at the campsite next to the motorhome parking. Good showers but toilets without toilet paper and a restaurant a very short walk away. Wi-Fi good in the center area. Good bakery just outside the campsite at the roundabout to the exit road to drive north/south.

It is and remains a great stopping place for one or more days where cycling along the Somme is a wonderful excursion in this region. Although there is a restaurant on site, Le Port, restaurant, delivers excellent pizzas on Sundays. With ACSI card extra attractive for bivouac, but also reasonable in terms of prices without this card. Showers, washing up facilities: well arranged.

Remains a wonderful naturist campsite behind the textile part. Wi-Fi free but no strong signal there. Neat sanitary. Tasty meals in the restaurant at reasonable prices. The petrol pump at the beginning of the campsite is too cheap to ignore. (relative in this energy crisis) Friendly welcome at the reception where you are addressed in Dutch. In short: not a bad choice to camp naked

All previous reviews together give a clear picture of the campsite. Just a good campsite with a very helpful manager.

For the spoiled luxury camper: everything tip-top: from a friendly, helpful receptionist to a sanitary building where everything is immaculate and cared for, to a free perfect Wi-Fi and places of your choice w.b. the budget. ACSI rate until July 15 for the smaller places (60 m2) incl. tax of € 21,-. 4 kW power included. Above that extra payment. Bad Abbach at 2km is fully equipped. Well organized campsite. To come back.

Very affordable and quiet alternative east of Passau (16 km).: € 19.40 for 2ps + camper + electricity + unavoidable tourist tax. For that you get a friendly owner, free Wi-Fi and maintained sanitary facilities. If you stay 2 nights, ask for the Donaukarte for which you can be transferred by bike for free with the ferry at Obernzell. Regular guests but enough space for the campers.

Perfection to the highest degree. Whether it's the sanitary facilities, the excellent and well-functioning free Wi-Fi, the friendliness at the reception or the excellent price/quality in the restaurant: you are here at a top campsite with a great (flat) cycling environment and ditto towns. To come back, especially with the long period of the applicable ACSI rate. Ask at the reception for the free kurtax karte.

You don't have to camp in front of the gate at all. It is a very extensive campsite that has an ACSI rate. They do know how to 'artfully' raise this rate by passing on the environmental tax (Umweltbeitrag). Then also Kurtax and you are for 2 PS + camper at € 28.80. This includes 4 kW of electricity per day. If you use more, you must do so per K.w. to pay. There is - for free - a very good Wi-Fi with perfect coverage

Keeping this kind of authentic campsites alive. Good price-quality ratio. Although no ACSI rate, you do get a discount with the ANWB card. Very friendly manager who also operates a restaurant where you can eat good and cheap pizzas. Nice mix of tents, caravans and motorhomes.

A quiet, spacious mountain campsite with excellent and clean sanitary facilities. ACSI price is 20 euros + 2 € kurtax. (2 ps). Restaurant seems promising, but in the end it's a sham. Not everything is there and small portions. But you can't have everything in this great walking and cycling environment. Wi-Fi costs 1 euro per day and 5 euros for a week. Small wi k elf jb e for the necessities. Bread always present. Think about siesta time before the arrival.

Limited number of ACSI places, otherwise you just pay full price in the preseason. The ACSiplekkwb are in full sun. There is little shade. For swimming pool and more you get a bracelet with chip. Restaurant not great with simple meals and ditto prices. Showers good and spacious. Wi-Fi was free but not really working. Can be snapshot. ACSI price 20 euros and 2 euros tax for 2 ps. Front desk is friendly and helpful.

For € 27,- it is a reasonable alternative to camping in and visiting Verona. The price includes tourist tax and electricity. For that you also get good Wi-Fi and paper in the toilets. Very quiet in the preseason. The trees are not yet fully grown for sufficient shade. Disadvantage: calling at the gate for the access code if no one is present during opening hours. There are definitely worse transit camps.

I would like to be positive about the campsite but - it was very hot - there was little shade and with a pass for time registration we thought it was too impersonal so we continued on. Cremona might be worth a visit but not in this way. The other reviews also led us to this decision.

Great place to stay for the ACSI rate of € 18. You also get good internet for a good reception, but only at the reception and sanitary block. Large and small pitches on the campsite, shaded or not. Good cycling environment. San Giacomo is worth a walk or a bike ride (6.9 km from the campsite). Large supermarket near the village. Good to know: from 12 to 3 a.m. siesta.

Large site for mainly visiting motorhomes and caravans. If you are at the beginning of the campsite, it is a long way to the sanitary block at the end of the campsite. People prefer to cycle there.! The hot water supply is, to say the least, very poor, as is the cleaning of the sanitary facilities. Final settlement can only be paid with cash. There is free Wi-Fi, but it doesn't work well. Pay attention when you arrive: lunch break!

Untidy location due to different sizes and pitches of this municipal campsite. Has an ACSI price of € 16 excl. tax and also offers excellent free Wi-Fi. The sanitary facilities could be better but are cleaned well. Helpful manager. Great location compared to from the city and the velo routes. Le boucles d'Ocres is an absolute must. (57 km)

All credit to this site for being in the ACSI guide and staying away from the mandatory NFN/INF membership cards needed to. to enter a naturist area. Excellent idea that deserves to be followed in order to 'democratize' naturism (read: make it accessible to everyone.) This way everyone can enjoy this campsite. Already 2 previous reviews described their justified experiences. Everyone can enjoy in his / her naked.

No ACSI discount card. € 25.90 for a place in May. Separate to practice naturism at the etang on the campsite itself. Also stated in their brochure. Further on the beach next to the clothing zone is an official nudist beach: Plage de Venus. 700 meters from the campsite.Beautiful large campsite with plenty of space in the preseason and you can find your own place. Before 12.30 in the morning otherwise wait until half past three for access.

Tip for the over-65s: campsite closest to the ferry to Poquerolles and a reduced rate for the crossing with the passport. Furthermore, all basic facilities in order. ACSI rate.

This campsite makes its own ACSI rules and rates. 6 Amp is included in the acsi rate. They put a euro on top and you can use 10 amps. Even if you say you don't need it, you will pay. Scratch otherwise. Southern French friendliness? Wi-Fi is a revenue model. Seems free but there is no real connection. Bring your own toilet paper. In short: one night and then quickly on. With some service it would be a great place.

Neat neat campsite with many houses for rental or permanent residence. Nice piece of asphalt for campers to level the car with a piece of green next to it. Also sanitary facilities where the water temperature has different heats at different times. Energy saving? Neat ACSI price for 19 euros including tourist tax. Before the Veloroute campsite, head towards Albi and the other way to Gaillac. Restaurant across the road.

Whether we were there last September or now in May: it remains a good place to stay. This time, for example, the technical assistance stood out when the bicycles were a bit wrong. Fixed by Bas in an instant (or two). Football matches were also shown on the TV in the bar, while those matches were still being watched outside (covered) last September because the temperature allowed that in the evening. Excellent flexible arrangement.

Basically a great naturist campsite where you can camp naked without an INF card. The access road can be a 'thingy' in length and unevenness, although it is better than what it was a few years ago. The problem can also be that you have to leave the campsite for groceries. However, there is bread to order, as well as twice a week: barbecue or chicken meal. Unsurpassed!! Owner could be more attentive to his guests departure times.

In the preseason it takes some getting used to for the staff that there are guests. You must indicate that you want to eat before 4:00 in the afternoon. If not, no food. English is spoken sparsely. Sanitary in order, as well as the Wi-Fi at the bar. Also a big screen in that bar for football matches. Few campsites in this region. ACSI price € 22,-

Excellent campsite as described in previous reviews. Even price from 2021 of € 14 80 is still correct. The restaurant is now open. Wi-Fi is pricey except for 10 minutes of free connection. But what do you want for the basic price of this campsite with excellent sanitary facilities.

Tranquility, spotless sanitary facilities for € 14 per night including electricity with ACSI card. Shame about the paid Wi-Fi but you can't have everything, right? Sorry for the kids but they are not welcome under 18.

Just a good average campsite where the basic facilities are in order. €22 for the ACSI rate. And the Wi-Fi in fine condition. Neat toilet paper in the toilets.

This is how you would want every campsite to look like and also run by an enthusiastic couple. No effort is too much and the quip is good for a laugh. Sanitary a picture in terms of cleaning work, the Wi-Fi at the reception at its very best and the places for tents, campers and caravans of different sizes and locations. The 30/35 places are quickly filled with enthusiastic nature lovers and sports enthusiasts for a nice bike ride. Tip: Nisa!

Website indicates that repair/repair work is underway on the campsite. No access.

The campsite was well filled around Easter. They are aware of ACSI, but they do not apply its rate. However, the ANWB camping key card. ( 10%)Wi-Fi only around the reception. Further on at the campsite, it is not really opaque. Good starting point for city visit Evora.

Site still under development. The planting is still young and needs a few more years to provide sufficient shade. Price per night: €7.50 p.p. and €7.50 for a camper place. Tent places are € 6,- p.n. INF/NFN membership gives a 10% discount. Electricity € 4,-. Sanitary in order but strangely enough no electricity connection for hairdryer or shaver. Nice pool and excellent free Wi-Fi. Enthusiastic administrators.

Everything written about the campsite js; will undoubtedly be true. However, it is busy around Easter. If some Dutch people are so antisocially spacious that they take up two places and a third space is therefore difficult to access, I'll call it a day. Despite all the good reviews. That's why I only come to two stars and we packed our bags.

Very nice campsite with everything in good condition: both the washing up facilities, the showers and the Wi-Fi. Great! In addition, a very helpful owner who enthusiastically offers walking and cycling routes. A campsite to come back to!

Great place to stay within walking distance of historic town. Supermarkets close by as well as restaurants. Be sure to take a walk on the ramparts of the castle that surround the town. € 12.50 for one night is extremely acceptable. Good hot showers . Reception could be friendlier.

Small-scale campsite with 25 places with an enthusiastic owner. A warm welcome with the necessary information immediately in a folder that you can keep with you during your stay. 2 ps + camper + electricity: € 18.80 per night. If you stay 7 nights or more, it is € 16.60 per night. For the Wi-Fi, a support contribution of € 2.50 is charged for the entire period that you stay. The Wi-Fi is excellent. Many outings for bicycle are available.

€18,- ACSI price incl. elektra.Rustige campsite with a few people in the preseason. Sanitary building a bit outdated but everything works: hot water for showers and washing up water. Toilet paper available. Restaurant is closed. Excellent Wi-Fi throughout the property.Free! 10k. to Plasencia via flat cycle path along the river.

€26.60 is the price for 2ps + camper + electricity. The sanitary building is modern and fully equipped. Toilet paper in the toilets. You stand neatly on a surface of gravel, sand and grass. The Wi-Fi is not very good although there is coverage everywhere. But there is not much sending and receiving. The mentioned and vaunted restaurant may be there. Reasonably priced and great variety. Be surprised after a long journey. The village within walking distance is nice

€ 22.40 with acsi card for an overnight stay. Good hot showers, toilets with toilet paper and a restaurant on site (didn't use it). Paid Wi-Fi, unfortunately. It is set back from the road so no disturbance.

€ 20.44 for a 2 PS+ camper with electricity and a very good WiFi connection. Excellent. Good hot washing up water and lovely warm showers. At 200 meters good restaurant next to a brasserie. Good place to visit Bordeaux by bike. Excellent cycle paths into the center. Arrive on time because there can only be 31 campers. Highly recommended with also a helpful campsite owner.

Very disappointing experience. Closed with a large sliding gate in front. On the wall in front of the barrier is indicated open 1 April. called. "No, we won't open until April 8." But it says April 1." Yes but we will open whenever we want and that is April 8th. This is an unreliable way of dealing with opening times. Left, of course, never to come again. Three times bah!!

€17,- for a night incl.ekektra, 2ps and camper is very acceptable. Especially if the free Wi-Fi is of good quality. If 3 Dutch families want to watch football at the same time, the bandwidth is somewhat less. Plumbing is a bit old-fashioned but functional and gives neat hot water. Leclerc is at 2 km and in front of the campsite is bicycle round number 31 of 32.7 km. Through beautiful villages including Nantes la Vallee.

Just a little gem and that for a municipal campsite. In an oil atmosphere with everything 'd'r and there'. Good hot showers, warm washing-up water and a very reasonable price in the preseason: € 17.90 for 2ps with camper and electricity. Why you pay € 3.80 for electricity per night in the preseason and one euro less after April 1 is a mystery to me. But the Wi-Fi is excellent even at the end of the site. Visit Vitre: a.must

Many places available at the beginning of the season. Paid Wi-Fi only first 10 minutes free. Toilets neatly with toilet paper. In the center of les Andelys, many restaurants were closed in the evening. The brasserie also served no food. Still useful to know in the preseason.

Disappointing experience on March 27. You could enter through the ticket machine, but plumbing was tight. Also no electricity. drove on. It looked well cared for.

Whether you come in autumn or spring, the welcome is always warm. You can't go wrong for 13 euros including electricity. Sanitary column okay. Restaurant is not open this early in the year. A great place to pass through.

The campsite is now open all year round. So also at Christmas and New Year's Eve. Unfortunately, this does not apply to the restaurant. The sanitary facilities are clearly of lower quality in the low season, but there is now toilet paper again. Only paid Wi-Fi. 18 euros is the ACSI price for 2 PS + camper + electricity.

The plumbing has already been praised. The camping site is an excellent base for a few days of cycling along the Voie verte, but it is also a great transit site for an overnight stay. Quiet. Too bad you had to pay for the Wi-Fi. But the price with an Acsi card is quite reasonable: €16.60 for 2ps+camper+tax. The restaurant was closed on November 1.

Warm welcome. Few guests on November 1. Nevertheless, the restaurant opened. Very acceptable prices without discount cards. In the low season for 2ps+ camper: € 20,- including €3,- for electricity. Also included Wi-Fi which works well in the area surrounding the restaurant. Good for NKC campers to keep in mind on their way south or back.

Excellent accommodation for one or more days with a warm welcome at the reception in English with 2 consumption vouchers as an encore. Free Wi-Fi with excellent coverage throughout the site. Hot showers, just have to turn left for hot water

October was busier than June. But an excellent place to camp. Still. Also 4 months later.

You can find it with the friendliness at the reception: sometimes yes, sometimes not. Small places, but there are also bigger ones. At the end of October, beginning of November weekend we could only stay for 2 nights. Everything was full or reserved. in connection with Halloween? Schoolchildren have a day off on Mondays. Sanitary: more than adequate, with toilet paper. Paid Wi-Fi: € 1,- p.d. For shopping to L'Ampolla, 1.5 km: De Spar at the Nautical Center (roundabout).

Perfect campsite for a few days or for transit. Fills up quickly around the weekends and during the autumn holidays. Reservations are helpful but not required. Clean modern sanitary facilities with toilet paper and free WIFI for the very reasonable price of € 16.70 (ACSI) for 2 ps + camper + tax. Bakery next to the Netto on the left on the other side. Also for cheap fuel.

ACSI rate € 19,- incl tax for 2 PS+ electricity and incl free WIFI on the entire site. 1 sanitary room closed during autumn holidays. Actually shouldn't. Good showers and paper in the toilets. South of Tournus supermarche Autan and petrol/diesel available. Many cycling options. Often used as a transit camp site.

The same price all year round: € 22,- for 2 ps + electricity. Free WiFi. Restaurant is also open in October from 4pm to 9pm.

Once again really coming home to this campsite with perfect sanitary facilities. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed. The ACSI price is € 18,- but the tourist tax is € 1,- (???) p.p. Will it still be 20 pies to pay but it should not spoil the fun. Although I wonder if this tax is really paid to the municipality. I understand it's difficult, you know.

Feels a bit 'German'. There's nothing wrong with that. No payment is now levied due to staff shortage(?). No one comes to look. Restaurant closed. Sanitary in itself in order. Won't always be that cheap. € 14.-. Can't leave money anywhere either. Phone call will provide you with the code of the barrier. Altkirch is a reasonable triple.

Nice and large pitches at a very reasonable late season rate of € 14.44 (!) for 2ps, camper, electricity and tax de sejour. Then you also have WiFi for that. Only at the reception office. No ACSI, but you don't have to for that price either. Very close to the center with its restaurants. Smooth check-in at the accueil. Without any obligations.

A quality campsite in every respect, both professionally and in terms of customer friendliness. Something for everyone and for the wallet very reasonable prices in high season and in the restaurant. Everyone can feel at home here and have a great holiday. A campsite to return to.

In high season for camper, 2ps+ electricity and tourist tax € 21.50. There is also an Acsi rate in the known discount periods. Is used as a - very acceptable - transit camp site by many Dutch people. It really fills up around six. You can eat well in the restaurant. Tip: boeuf bourguinon € 15.50 with fries and salad. Sanitary: very good. Also a plus is the Free Wi-Fi. Good coverage, but not all at once.

Beautiful campsite, the charm of the controlled could have been a degree warmer. Price in high season for 2 ps + camper and electricity: € 21,-. The campsite uses the ACSI rate in early and late summer, but is no longer in the ACSI GUIDE due to the high contribution. Downside: you can take a shower from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Also in the morning a fixed short shower time. Plus point: good free Wi-Fi. Enough restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the campsite.

What customer-friendliness, what a welcome, what a campsite for what price. 'Pre-war'. What can they do it for? € 13,- for 2 ps + camper + electricity + excellent Wi-Fi and toilet paper. In short: God in France. And also acceptable food in the restaurant. Honor these small areas. You have to drive for it from Doullens, but then you have something.

Whether you throw away a bucket in the high season: €35.80 for a camper, 2 ps, + electricity and tourist tax of € 1,- pp That is not really worth such a 4 star campsite, in my opinion. Free good WiFi, but no toilet paper . Also a nice restaurant. Price/quality not really in proportion. Not in the ACSI GIDS this year, but it does use the discount in the low season. Quiet overnight place. Checked for Covid for the first time in France.

If for some reason a nearby alternative is needed for this campsite, the municipal Altura campsite in Altura in high season is an idea for € 22.20 (NO TERASSEN CAMPING!). Also in Segorbe Monte de San Blad is a nearby option. Both campsites have direct access to Vias Verdas.

Wonderful inland campsite with extremely friendly staff. Sanitary tip-top in order. Picturesque town nearby with walking and cycling opportunities. Free Wi-Fi throughout the campsite but not always stable. Lower areas have more shade than higher areas. Also reasonable price in high season: € 21.85 for camper, 2 PS + electricity.

Customer unfriendly treatment not to say rude. Ask for price information. Answer : Then you should consult the website. Q: But I'm here now. What does it cost per night? Answer: Passport. Q: Why do you want my passport when I ask for info? Answer: Passport. If I don't give you a reason why I have to hand over my passport for price information then I'm done. P.S. The website gives difficult information.

In the high season one charges for camper, 2 PS + electricity € 29,-. Too much for what is on offer, although there is Free WiFi around the restaurant. The sandy bottom of the 'dune landscape' is very uneven. The large sanitary block in the middle is in urgent need of maintenance. All really all closures of the ladies toilets were broken. Good points: bread service in the morning in the shop. Downside: no water taps on the site, only at the entrance.

A really good alternative to this pricey campsite in high summer is Camping El Concurso, located about three kilometers from the campsite and closer to the village of Abejar. Here you pay € 22.20 for 2 ps + electricity. Especially on weekends it is very busy because of the water sports options at camping Urbion. The approach route has cars parked on the verges and a traffic controller on the separated lanes when you enter.

The disadvantage of this campsite, which is located next to a busy road, is the little shade you can find on this campsite. Beautiful village but difficult to reach on foot or by bike via this road. Free Wi-Fi with good coverage. Restaurant has daily menus for € 10,- with a whole bottle of us. Reasonable quality both food and wine. Nice swimming pool and good sanitary facilities.

A sympathetic campsite where reasonable prices still apply in high season: camper, 2 PS + electricity €20.22. Located on a river where you can swim, but also a lovely large swimming pool. A restaurant with a nice yet simple menu, but the friendliness of the people is above all. A real domestic Spanish campsite. Few foreigners. Free Wi-Fi but coverage not good everywhere. Sanitary a bit outdated but neat clean.

Great campsite, especially if you are on the beach. Nice and calm. NKC members also receive a discount (!) in high season, so it makes sense to indicate that you are an NKC member. € 28,- : 2 ps + camper and electricity. Sanitary in order with a nice hot shower if necessary and neat toilet paper in the toilets. In addition, a free WIFI that works well. And top: delicious food in the restaurant. All kinds of sea products highly recommended.

Just a good shady city campsite where things are well organised: from sanitary facilities to Wi-Fi (free) in perfect order. You can differ about the price: € 36.20 for 2 ps with camper and electricity. There is then a 10% promo advantage settled

Shady campsite with closed restaurant due to covid. A restaurant is open 50 meters across the street. Neat showers and the same toilets. € 22,- for camper, 2 PS + electricity. Very few (4) guests present. It gives the impression of being closed but just driving into the site to the side of the main building. In the middle you will find a reception booth. Excellent free WIFI connection. You don't find them like that very often.

In hospital de Orbigo you can find an excellent alternative: Camping Don Suero. In high season €16.30 for a motorhome with 2ps and electricity. This campsite is - unfortunately - not included in the CC app.

Large, much visited campsite for visiting Burgos. € 29.70 in high season for a camper with 2 PS and electricity. Sanitary outdated but well cleaned. Hot showers with tap, so without a push button. Free spots in sun or shade or combination. Free Wi-Fi on the entire site, but not equally strong everywhere. Well at the restaurant/bar.

Save yourself the trouble of going to this site: closed in every way with a heavy rusted iron chain at the gate.

Fairly busy campsite which is understandable in a town like Estella. Very many sights. Camper, 2 ps incl. electricity in high season € 31.70. Hot showers and the same dishwater. Also paper in neat and tidy toilets and showers. Wifi fine at bar. Not on the whole site. Backyard full of campers, for still room.

You are surprised when your key for the cabin has also been given to 3 others while the large toilet block is closed at 07:45. Wi-Fi is there but at the back of the camper field very poor. Well the path from the front of the site to Olit. 2km to walk and cycle. Until July 14 ACSI rate applies. Camperveld k really no shade from trees. So bloody hot. Not everyone speaks Engeis at the reception.

Nice attentive staff. Employee at reception s speaks good English. Down by the river good shady spots. In high season camper, 2 PS and electricity € 22.50. Number of nights to be paid in advance. Restaurant, bar and supermercadootje on the campsite. Also bread service. Wi-Fi around the bar: fine. 5 km from Alquezar, easy to do with an e-bike: 41 meters ascent over 5 km.

Lovely site on the river Gers that flows through it. Sanitary could have been a bit more extensive given the number of places. Restaurant and swimming pool. Upon arrival and allocation of places, ask for the rate as there are different rates for the various places: Premium, RAW and tradition/ sauvage. The period in which you come is then partly decisive. There is an expensive € 6.40 for electricity. You do not need a naturist card.

You pay per place: so for one or two people € 25, - or higher depending on the season. They do not do price lists. Paid wifi but not always it works in every place. Mandatory wristband so that you know you are a camping guest. Neat showers and toilets incl. paper. Warm water for washing dishes is warm then lukewarm again. The campsite is beautifully situated halfway along the Via Verte/ Passa Pais.

Absolute low point that in the middle of summer the gate only opens at 5 in the afternoon until 8 in the evening as indicated by a sign at the closed entrance. No announcement that this is the rule. The web s i te does not mention this either. Camper contact also not. Let everyone take this to heart.

Nice little campinkje run by an enthusiastic manageress with new, clean shower rooms with good hot water and toilets without toilet paper. Unfortunately, the restaurant is not open because there is no cook available due to the weather. covid. However, the bar is open. Beautifully located on the Dolce Via cycling route. Also with swimming pool. 2 restaurants in the village and a bakery as well as a small Proxi supermarket.

Living like a God in Spain. Lovely campsite where the price is not important. Whether it is an ACSI rate or the surprise meal of € 14 including wine. Pamper such a three-course menu. Enjoy splashing in the pool. Stand in the wild or on a terrace with electricity. Everything is possible. Hiking or cycling in the valley of Boil, National Park Aigetortes at 3.7 km. Nice and calm.

Very nice manager on a quiet friendly campsite. 3 restaurants in the village. Wi-Fi is free around the reception building. No paper on toilets but hot showers. Nice transit camp site not far from the highway.

In terms of food, the restaurant will not open until June 13. But otherwise: a quiet place to spend the night. Staying for a few days does not give any disappointment due to the fact that cycling opportunities along the Somme.

Again an area to cherish in every respect.

Perfect camp with a cheerful owner since this year who is no effort too much. Good services such as free Wi-Fi around the reception office and toilet paper in the toilets. Hypermarche Leclerc a short distance away and plenty of restaurants in the town. This year because of Covid no sandwich service and no washing machine in use. Many French guests also in mobile home and cottages. Swimming pool small but okay. Cave cooperative at Valreas and so is the campsite.

A quiet stopover campsite with a restaurant. ACSI price € 18.00 and no tax. Wi-Fi only with card to buy, pricey. (€ 4) Toilet paper on the famous French standing toilets.

Very cheap camping site for € 14.40 per night incl. Tax and electricity with the ACSI discount card. That also includes good Wi-Fi but without toilet paper in the toilets. A good, affordable Italian restaurant a short walk away. Nice voie verte route from the campsite. To honor these kinds of terrains.

Also in the low season a fairly busy site in terms of occupation. Neat toilet paper in the toilets. Paid Wi-Fi but free at the reception office and 30 minutes every 6 hours at the swimming pool. Intermarche via voie verte 4 km away in Castelsarrasin.

A nice campsite that relies in particular on the location of 2 cycling routes: to Saintes Marie de la Mer and the other to Grau le Roi. Vauvert with its Carrefour can also be reached via another route. Plus point: toilet paper in the toilets. Con: Wi-Fi for a hefty payment: € 3 for 3 hours. Very quiet in the low season. Only grape machines now and then in terms of sound audible and occasionally the road.

The only campsite in Goudargues with an ACSI rate discount. Moreover, free Wi-Fi throughout the campsite. Extremely friendly reception with a person who explains everything in Dutch. Clean sanitary facilities with neat paper in the toilets. ACSI € 18.- and € 0.61 taxe de sejour pp Comfort spots on the river for an extra fee. Pitches are very spacious and shady if necessary.

Most convenient is to follow the signs Beau Rivage camping outside the village. Faster and more accessible than via GPS in the car. The campsite is quiet in the late season (acsitrate) with mainly Dutch. Toilet paper in clean sanitary facilities. Paid Wi-Fi but half an hour free per day. Booklet with cycling tours in the area from 15 to 40 kilometers for € 2.- at reception.

Helpful reception. Good starting point for the boucle de Uzesage of 32 km by bike. Possible from the campsite. Village is not really anything special at 1 kilometer. Do walk along the road. Toilet paper available on neat sanitary facilities. Many mobile homes, including tents and campers. Reasonably large pitches in the shade, but also possible with good views. Wi-Fi quite pricey for a day.

Beautiful, small-scale campground on the Rhône. Two beautiful cycling routes / voies distant from the campsite to Avignon or Pont du Gard. ACSI rate applies outside peak season. Toilet paper, but no Wi-Fi, unless you pay for it. No restaurants in village due to covid. Well super U. (small shop). Large places and not really busy.

Beautiful, small-scale campground where everything is right: the price (€ 16, - for 2 ps with camper with electricity), good, free Wi-Fi around the office and excellent toilet room that is cleaned well and toilet paper. Route of approach via GPS incorrect: you come in front of a closed gate at the rear. Better: enter avenue René Char and then drive to Complex Sportif / swimming pool. Lots of French. High hedges.

Due to covid, a copy of the passports must be made. One cannot explain why and in what way the 'system' works. People have never heard of identity fraud. Rules without a clear purpose. Gone away.

Very narrow access road. It is better to make a reservation in high season. Otherwise no place. The reception is under high voltage in high season. Because of that less friendly. Very busy at the campsite. So arriving on spec is less suitable for this campsite.

Most friendly reception. Owner also thinks along practical with problems. And provides solutions. Price in 2020 for camper, 2 ps. electricity and tax de sejour € 22.50. Good Wi-Fi throughout the campsite, including under the spacious, shaded areas by the river. Not all spots are equally flat, so watch out for sprained ankles / feet. It just happened. Unfortunately no toilet paper in the toilets.

Comprising two large plots, one adjacent to the Dordogne, this site has new Dutch owners and is a mix of tents, caravans and motorhomes although the latter are in the minority. Place costs 20 euros, electricity 4 and tourist tax 0.20 pppd. Wi-Fi around the bar and accueil. 2 sanitary buildings on the November a little further from the Dordogne. Clean well. Canoe neighbor.!

The campsite was 'complete'. When asked why he was not notified at the entrance, he replied that he did not want to offend his competitor camping owners. So be it. We did not feel good about it. He was not very interested. A five star rating was the result.

All descriptions together indeed provide a clear picture of what is required. The price is still good in terms of price / quality in 2020 from € 21.15 for 2 ps. with camper and electricity incl.tax de sejour. Toilet paper provided as well as an excellent WiFi connection that works throughout the site. So refreshing at night. A campsite to honor.

A very friendly manager who is no trouble too much makes it a pleasant stay on the not really large campsite. No toilet paper but Wi-Fi included on the entire campsite with good range. 23 euros in high season including taxe sejour and electricity is a reasonable price. Nice view of the Mont Ventoux and shady as well as sunny places to be found on this campsite.

Shady terraced campsite (but also sunny spots!) That are quite large at a very reasonable high season rate of € 26.50 with electricity. The plumbing can be cleaner but is sufficient. No toilet paper. Further extra amenities of swimming pool and restaurant are an advantage.

Pricey campsite at least in high season, close to the city and Super U at 500 meters. Perfect Wi-Fi with good coverage throughout the campsite. This is inclusive. Paper on toilets. Large market on Tuesday. Great cycling environment with something for everyone: cultural, recreational or sporty. Info at Camping Office and Information Touristique with Dutch bicycle descriptions of tours. (!)

Campsite within walking distance of a tourist town. Definitely pricey in the high season, while not all sanitary blocks are open. (€ 32.40 for camper 2 ps and electricity + tax sejour). No toilet paper on toilets for that. Wi-Fi though. Fine bike paths and beautiful town of Mirmande to visit as well.

Wonderful campsite on the water with large pitches. Very reasonable price in the high season for camper, 2 ps and electricity, including tax sejour of € 16.32. Wi-Fi free round reception office. Neat toilet block with toilet paper. Prodi supermarket a short distance away as well as town with 3 restaurants. Great place to drive on both sides of the Velo route 63. Info at reception and Office de tourisme in village.

Disappointing experience. Minimum 5 nights for the camper because of Covid 19. Staff indicate that it is on the website under the heading Covid. They should state this more clearly on the website. Gone away.

Beautiful sunny campsite where you have to find shady spots. Less central than the municipal campsite. Is therefore also quieter in terms of visitor numbers. Even in high season very favorable rates. Within walking distance of the village.

Excellent campsite with shady or sunny pitches. Very acceptable price in high season for camper, 2 ps, electricity and tax of € 14.70. Wi-Fi around the reception office. Free. No toilet paper in toilets. Opposite camping alimentation and two restaurants in the village. Perfect walks and information center next to the campsite.

Can totally agree with previous description. In July and August seasonal prices: 21 euros for camper with 2 ps. Electricity 2 amp: € 2.20. For each amp. more higher rates. Tax sejour € 0.35 pp Wi-Fi is possible. At 500 meters in Le pont de Fosse restaurants, shops and small supermarche. Good, just sanitary. Washing machine € 4, dryer € 3. Helpful manager who speaks excellent English.

Nice little camp with all the trimmings. Good sanitary facilities with hot showers, hot water for washing dishes, toilet paper on the toilet. Waste water and chemical toilet column. Nice walking area. Small village close by, few facilities. Pizza on Thursday. Bar also.open in village. € 13.44 for a camper with 2 ps, including electricity and tax de sejour.

Wonderful naturist campsite for which you do not necessarily need a naturist access pass. Spacious places whether or not shady. Commercial prices in the HIGH SEASON up to 30 euros incl. Electricity of 4 amp. Good restaurant and certainly spacious pool. Paid Wi-Fi but free internet use for 15 minutes a day. Bus stop in front of the campsite to Aix en Provence. Toilet paper on the toilets.

Beautiful ANWB site with CKE card as identity card. Dirt cheap: for one night 2 persons, 12 euros, 3 euros electricity and 0.40 taxes. Beautiful surroundings and ditto town. Camper pitches beautiful with stone driveway and a large piece of grass. These well-kept camps are honored.

Excellent inexpensive municipal transit campsite. Does not require an ACSI rate. Helpful staff. Spacious places and free Wi-Fi everywhere. You sometimes experience that differently and that for € 13.40 including taxes the sejour and electricity.

Excellent transit campsite with a friendly boss who is completely corona proof. Neat sanitary. With Acsi card 20 euros + the tourist tax of 1.32 for two people. Disadvantage: Wi-Fi only for a fee. Bar Brasserie in the village from Tuesday to Friday with Menu du jour. Only pizza at the campsite. Bakery in the village. Also open on Sundays.

A transit / overnight campsite with ACSI rate and Wi-Fi around the reception.

mnleusden already wrote it: short but powerful: nice, good, quiet campsite with an excellent buffalo grill opposite. In addition, a perfect wifi connection and a good sanitary block. For the price of € 12.50 not exactly a bad buy. This camping deserves more and better than .but no Asci status.

Frans65 - the previous reviewer - has described it well. So agree. Extra addition: If it has rained, the spots can be a bit muddy.

Great municipal site where everything is well taken care of with also the helpful receptionist who speaks her languages. Excellent sanitary facilities at the entrance. Post-season price with ACSI card € 14.90 for 2 ps, camper with electricity. How the free Wi-Fi throughout the site. Downside: no toilet paper on the toilets.

In the late season € 19.90 with ACSI card for 2 ps, camper, electricity. Wi-Fi around place 47/48 included. Carrefour close by. We did not like Issoire much on Monday afternoon, but we did like the Romanesque church.

Shame about the noise of the music until half past one at night from the other side of the river. It shortened our stay to one night. All the ingredients for a good stay were present: ACSI camping, excellent Wi-Fi around the reception, hot showers, toilet paper on the toilets, space and tranquility. We thought so.

Great place for an overnight stay with excellent wifi coverage on the entire site. Sanitary pico bello too. Town of walking / cycling distance. For € 13.04 on August 29 for 2 ps with motorhome and electricity that should be possible at this municipal campsite.

Beautiful camp site on the river for € 19.50 for 2. and camper in high season. Excluding € 0.20 tax pppd For the price there is an excellent working Wi-Fi with excellent coverage. The plumbing can and may be better but we had no problems with the shower and the cubicles. Cleaning is good. Reservations required at the end of July and beginning of August due to the performance of Les Miserables.

Large city campsite. The price in high season is also there: £ 30.30 for 2ps, camper with electricity.Camping is only open 1 p.m. Narrow access difficult behind Go-outdoor company. Staff are helpful but if you wait 2 hours already, people who arrive 5 minutes before opening will be helped earlier. It is difficult to find a place in high season. Sanitary extremely moderate.

In my opinion an overpriced farmer's campsite for £ 23.- incl. Electricity for 2 ps with camper in high season for what is offered. No Wi-Fi, but in the pub at the bottom of the hill. Sanitary in order. Discharge gray water with buckets. Administrator couple are extremely helpful.

Nice campsite with lots of space. Sanitary moderate but okay. Very reasonable price of £ 18 incl. Tip: Anderson boat lift, spectacular to see at a very short distance.

In the high season you pay £ 34.65 (!!) for a camper with 2 ps and electricity. The Wi-Fi is great on the entire site, works well and quickly and is included in the price. Incidentally, without NKC membership card the price is £ 44.65. Sanitary good. Pub and restaurant. You are on the edge of the Lakedistrict for trips on foot or by bike. Large terrain, because of the fields it feels smaller

Excellent camping in all respects for £ 26.50 in high season with electricity for 2ps + camper. Paid Wi-Fi but free in the restaurant that also serves very acceptable meals at a normal price.

Great campsite with excellent facilities. Clearly no ACSI price in high season but £ 31 for 2ps, camper with electricity for one night .. For that again excellent coverage on the entire site for the free Wi-Fi. Along fairly busy road.

Spaciously designed campsite with camper pitches on the gravel, € 22 with electricity in high season. The toilet block will be cleaned on Monday morning 11 am. Then there is no access for about two hours. Helpful owner whose wife is less friendly. No Wi-Fi on site but just outside the fence at souvenir shop / coffee shop free Wi-Fi.

Nice mix of campers and tent campers. Given the size of the terrain, there is always room for it, although you are not always supplied with electricity as a camper in high season. Well-equipped Spar nearby as well as restaurant / pub. Sanitary in order, especially with hot water. High season: camper £ 18 and electricity £ 4. Paid wifi. In short: a sporty campsite this beautiful part of Scotland.

Great campsite in a nice week location at a reasonable price of £ 25 in high season with 2 ps and electricity. No Wifi but the village is around the corner. If you arrive around 3 p.m., there will always be a place with electricity. Large terrain.

Drze camping is a winner. Not so much the facilities as the helpfulness of the Scottish owner. Unbeatable. That too is worth an as many stars. £ 25 for 2ps and camper including electricity and Wi-Fi on the entire site. And working!

It is essential that you need two-pound coins on arrival to use electricity. Manager comes to collect the money in the evening. Sanitary present in the former 'chicken coop' but clean. Castle to be seen and photographed from Camping. Pub across from bridge in village.

In the high season camper,: 2ps + electricity £ 28.50! Pricey but you are in a tourist area. No discount. Nice place. All facilities. This also applies to the campsite.

In the unlikely event that the motorhome is too full or the wind is too strong, a very reasonable alternative is Craighead caravan park in Cruden Bay: £ 17. This includes electricity with NKClip membership card. Great showers. No Wi-Fi. Nice walk to Dracula's castle: Slains castle.No costs involved.

Around 9 to 14 July festival days in the nice picture Stonehaven. We had not reserved so unfortunately no place.Mudjevol. Perhaps good to know for others in high season.

Excellent campsite with paid WiFi 1 GB = £ 3.- Over night in high season with electricity, 2ps, camper £ 27 per night. Nice places by the sea. Coop grocer in the village with free Wi-Fi. Beautiful walking area. Recommended: Elie to Crail, 17 km, 4.30 a.m.

With NKCl membership card in high season £ 12 discount due to FIA / FICC / CCI / CKE Remains a decent price, without Wi-Fi for a fee of £ 32.10. Bicycles free in locker due to theft at the campsite. Full of rules but very friendly and helpful staff. Very acceptable if you want to visit Edinburgh by bus within a very short distance.

More a cottage and caravan park than a campsite. Well spacious places for camper but with little charm. In the high season £ 30 per location incl. Electricity, but without Wi-Fi. This is available in the restaurant / bar on the campsite for a fee. For us a too slick whole but maybe someone else feels right at home.

Indeed wonderful uncomplicated place full of tranquility with all facilities. Reasonable cycling distance from York (and a clothing outlet) as well as a pub 2 miles away: The Blacksmith. 16 pounds incl. Electricity. No stores nearby.

We arrived at 12.10. It was only possible to check in at 13.00. Earlier check-in did cost an extra pound, in addition to the entry fee of £ 20.- excluding electricity. That made us decide to stop this fairly remote site due to this customer-unfriendly attitude. Another factor was that the campsite exuded little charm.

A great camping spot in every respect: spacious, very spacious. With really friendly and very helpful owners. Through the fields a short way to the village with a good pub. Sanitary may be old-fashioned, it is extremely clean. No Wi-Fi but very cheap: 12 pounds incl. 2 pounds of electricity Would definitely like to come back to have a better look at St.Ives. Historical and well-preserved.

Perfect place in all respects with very helpful staff. Great and sophisticated sanitary ware with the hooks mentioned earlier in reviews. A find! In addition to a wonderful city to visit, also a great cycling environment towards Sandwich and Deal.

Excellent ACSI camp site with spacious pitches on a one-night overnight stay. NKClidmaastschap card gives 30% discount on high season price in high season, which equates to ACSI discount rate. Good sanitary and Wi-Fi free reception reception. Friendly managers. Beautiful asphalted cycle path to Geierley Suspension Bridge.

All reviews give a good impression of the ACSI campsite. Quite rightly a high rating. They take a break from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. That means waiting outside the gate with a camper or caravan. It's just a fact.

Clearly does not want to be an ACSI campsite, uses its own rates. € 24.- incl. Electricity, Wi-Fi and shower. Discount for ANWB camping card holders. Spacious places if other users adhere to the rules of their place. How the sanitation.

All descriptions are correct. A topper in every respect. And food .... be surprised. For every occasion: from so many years of marriage to fun. An excellent place to remember. With Wi-Fi incl at the washing facility for € 30.-. It looks like a motorhome but is a campsite with a swimming pool !!

You would shorten this Agriturismo by qualifying it as a motorhome. It is a campsite of which the motorhome is part: basic in terms of facilities, only paid electricity. No sanitary options for a shower and toilet. For that there are the more expensive places in May of 16 pp + 3 euros electricity. You will then have a very exclusive bathroom. Perfect Wi-F incl.

Camping right on the sea with a beach still has empty places on 22 May in the preseason, but much has already been discussed for a longer period. Going to the receipt is a try but you do have the chance to move from place to place. Price on May 21 includes electricity € 32.50.

This campsite is located on the busy SS 398 from Livorno to Piombino. Tip: That is why we have made a different, calmer choice, 770 meters away: agriturismo camping Bnatural, naturism & glamping, Via Dardanelle. Naturist but with all the trimmings. Very soothing.

Great campsite close to Bolsena and Coop. However, paid WiFi and skinny shower spray. Good food in the restaurant without service charge. Tip: by e-bike to Bagnoregio, especially Civita di Bagnoregio, Italian beauty, then to Montefascione and back down to the campsite.

On the basis of the reviews driven to it but we couldn't really care. We have made the choice for the Blue neighbor campsite.

Nice campsite by the sea with ACSI discount card: 16 euros and no tourist tax. If the access road of 1 km to the campsite would be as good as the built stone path to the sea, it is even more pleasant to get there (without bumps and potholes). New plumbing, looks great. The restaurant is also open in preseason! No hot dishwashing water but a nice hot shower. Long sandy beach.

ACSI rate 12 euros + € 2 pp for official tourist tax. You will also receive plastic bags for that purpose to separate your waste and take it with you. Free Wi-Fi good at the bar / Restaurant. Furthermore, no hot water for washing dishes and no toilet paper. Hot showers. You can hear train in preseason only a few times a night. Ah!

Good ACSI short sea camp. The camper pitches can be a bit small but there are also more space. Possibly with private bathroom. Restaurant available with large portions. The environment is sometimes desolate with the mess that one does not clean up. At the campsite there is Wi-Fi with good coverage throughout the entire site .. Great place to cross the next day to Sicily with Blueferries.

After two sharp turns down a tunnel of 3.40 high. Then: Prima ASCI discount campsite by the sea. Free Wi-Fi at restaurant and reception for the best reception. At bus distance from Taormina, bus stops at the top of the campsite.

We came here because of the reviews. Justly. Everything is correct as described. With a Netherlands the manual about the campsite which is important. Top. And friendly receptionist who knows what it's like.

This ACSI campsite for € 18 - + € 1, - pp tourist tax is a pleasant because of its peaceful setting on the beach. Has free Wi-Fi for this price but the coverage is not complete on the entire site. Well at restaurant and reception. Shower for ACSI participants incl. With swip card.Borg € 2.00. When it rains the places are muddy, but rain in Sicily? Owner likes "documenti".

Another Italian who loves "DOCUMENTI, DOCUMENTI". First wanted to give no information about the campsite but the passports. Written a copy through it, unfortunately my wife did not succeed and wrote it himself. We keep it up after a night considering the small terrain is nicely situated on the beach. It is too far away from shops and restaurant. Being service-oriented is a profession.

Very large disillusion. More degradation than a campsite. Rubbish. May not actually bear an ACSI label. Sin of the whole ride there. The description in the acsigids is very misleading. We have turned around.

Nice ACSI campsite with a nice mix of campers and tents. Shower coins should already be outdated, the opposite is true. Shower time: 2 minutes. No ACSI, these coins cost € 0.70. Negatives are No Hot Dishwashing Water and no toilet paper. Restaurant across the road SS 113. Nice reception but not very efficient. Location: excellent.

Little atmosphere at the ACSI campsite in the preseason. Restaurant and bar closed. The Wi-Fi is only available at restaurant and reception, with little coverage on the rest of the site. However, hot shower and dishwashing water in outdated sanitary ware. Toilet paper available. Yet for € 20, - it is on the pricey side. The village is not much with a supermarket. Patti ittMilazzo is not really worth a visit

We have also looked around and because of the steep descent we have made a different choice. The adjacent Cirucco campsite was not open at the end of April 2019 and the question is whether that will ever happen again. They were very helpful at the Smeralda campsite. Another choice was: Agriturismo in Milazzo.

Great campsite near Tropea town and the sea for a great ACSI price of € 12. otherwise € 16.- It is all somewhat outdated but should not spoil the fun. Wi-Fi only works at the reception. No toilet paper for this amount.

Anna is the friendly, helpful receptionist who provides a warm welcome. Gray water supply / water tap is just outside the gate. Sanitary is in need of a makeover but is thoroughly cleaned every day. Downside: no toilet paper. Free Wi-Fi is excellent throughout the site. Restaurant on site, also open in winter. Paradisiacal place where you can tan without streaks.

It is a madhouse around Easter. Too full of land. The Trulli village is an attractive attraction. Walking from the campsite in 15 minutes. No toilet paper, but good Wi-Fi. Hot water supply, discharge well and chemal toilet completely in order. The owners are enthusiastic that it is so busy. Yet that also has its downside. The descriptions of a quiet little camp site are then no longer correct.

Nice campsite with a nice mix of tent campers and motor home owners. It sometimes looks a bit messy, but all the facilities are there and meet. The arrival is less inviting with the request for passports. If you pay cash immediately, that's no problem.

An oasis in the hectic pace of Delphi. Located at a distance of 12 km but there is a bus from the campsite. Enough space. Wi-Fi and toilet paper available and all for the ACSI price of € 16. Helpful owner. His wife waves the ladle in the restaurant. Very acceptable although the village of Chrissa is 300 meters away.

Looks very acceptable. Perhaps a bit off the route for the camperasrs but an excellent location for the climbers with their tents. Has received too few stars mi

A great campsite especially in the preseason with little crowds. Good hot shower and dishwashing water. Neat toilet paper and Wi-Fi, the latter not in all places. You pay € 33 incl. Electricity but then you also have something.

Excellent terraced campsite with ACSI rate of € 18.-. Restaurant uncle open in preseason. No toilet paper, but hot shower and dishwashing water. Steep access road is and remains relative.

Great campsite for a perfect price in the preseason: 16 euros incl. Electricity. Enthusiastic owner working hard to improve everything even further. Excellent sanitary facilities incl. Toilet paper. Excellent free Wi-Fi too. Authentic dining experience in restaurant Dolphins in Plaka harbor. Otherwise ask if you can look in the kitchen.

It was wonderful to stand among the citrus trees where you can pick freely. In the preseason be sure to be quiet and where you want in spacious places. Good sanitary facilities with excellent hot water. Only downside: little stable wifi connection.

We were not really enthusiastic about this campsite: power connection did not work (2 times out), wifi connection only around reception (internet car), no toilet paper. Not really spacious places. Professionals are still making everything in order for the new season, no restaurant and mini-market. After 3 hours we stopped and we were relocated. Two more ACSI campsites in the vicinity.

Enthusiastic, helpful owner. Advantages of the campsite: good Wi-Fi and toilet paper as well as hot showers and hot dishwashing water. Good food tent called Almyriki on the beach.

Price in preseason including electricity and Wi-Fi € 15.-. Restaurant during that period only open on Friday. Friendly and helpful people. Excellent Wi-Fi throughout the site. Sanitary: with toilet paper. Showers: sometimes just a little too cold. Wide sandy beach in front of you.

Arrival route: take the first exit after the exit to Hotel The golden Sun. Location site beautiful by the sea. Unfortunately, the site was closed on April 10 in relation to the given CC info. Open April 13/14, 2019. Drive on. Hence a neutral rating: 6 stars

Campsite closest to the village of Fiinikoinda with large sites. Well cared for sanitary mini market and restaurant across the street. Only open on Thursdays during preseason. Friendly owner who speaks good German. Price preseason € 18, -: 2 ps in motorhome incl. Electricity. There are 3 other campsites in the immediate area.

This owner is very proud of his grounds in terms of sanitation and facilities. Cleaning is extremely disciplined and the rooms are then really clean. Toilet paper available! Wi-Fi throughout the site, sometimes unstable in terms of range. Preseason runs from April 1 to April 30 and the price for motorhome, 2 people and electricity € 24.-.

Opening times quite variable: are open when guests arrive. Not really in the winter. Usually open early April. But the restaurant is closed and the hot shower is only there when the sun is out. Little desolate impression, but nicely situated by the sea. Two taverns in the vicinity if they are open at least. There was a camper present. Wi-Fi at the restaurant.

Campsite with two entrances as well as handling two prices: € 22 without receipt and € 25 with receipt for camper, 2 ps and electricity for one night. We drove on.

Very friendly welcome at this ACSI discount campsite.Good hot water in the showers and the dishes. Wi-Fi free throughout the campsite. Restaurant with small menu but really Greek dishes. Very reasonably priced. Definitely recommended for a rainy day.

We arrived, watched and drove on. Reason: both the location of the campsite and the entourage could not really fascinate us. Another may find it a top ACSI campsite. Plus point: free Wi-Fi throughout the site

This is a campsite where service is of paramount importance. CC had the opening date of 1 April. When we arrived, the campsite was closed. No problem, just let us spend the night at an ACSI rate of 18 euros. All this with free Wi-Fi. A very friendly 79 year old who speaks English well, knows how to help people. Such an institution deserves an extra compliment. Lefkada at 3.4km.

Camping by the sea with not really many camper pitches. Sanitary well cared for. Direct access to stone beach. Restaurant available. Acsi card accepted. Only the level of the rates as of when and how many are not clear. We paid incl. Tax with card € 20.- including free internet on April 1st.