You might be wondering, "Where am I going?" But just go for it! It's perfect for a few nights. The regulars are friendly, just like the locals. It's walking distance to the city center, and cycling is also an option, but the traffic is heavy. Eat at Don Sebastião restaurant, Rua 25 de Abril 20-22, for delicious, refined, and affordable Portuguese food.

No Wi-Fi, but there is a shower (€2 per person) and toilet. The train runs past, but there's minimal disruption. Supermarkets (Lidl, Aldi, Continente) are within walking distance. Continente has self-service washing machines of various sizes and dryers in-house, which can be paid for with cash or a card. There's also a barber, optician, chemist, and tobacconist.

Plenty of space; you can choose a spot among or next to regular guests. The Wi-Fi is very poor, but the showers and toilets are okay. The village is within cycling or walking distance, with a pleasant boulevard and plenty of restaurants and terraces.

What makes it so good? The friendly and enthusiastic welcome from owner Ronny, who does everything himself. The bread roll service in the morning, the

It's not crowded anymore, so you can choose your own spot. The ladies at reception/bar are friendly, and the bar is open until 8:00 PM. Cycling (e-bike) into town is easy; the road is relatively quiet, but be careful on the way back; Google will direct you to a closed road. We followed the Ibis hotel from the city center; that's the correct route. Highly recommended for nature lovers!

The address in this app is incorrect; you need to go a kilometer further, across from the Repsol gas station. Relatively new, within walking distance of restaurants, shops, etc. Wi-Fi only works near reception. Washing machine, dryer, electricity, restrooms including showers—everything is included.

The campsite is fine, with hot showers after nine o'clock and clean toilets. Wifi is poor to mediocre, which isn't necessarily a problem, but mobile phone reception is also minimal. Washing machines (10kg) and dryers are excellent, with cash and Washtur app (ideal). The campsite restaurant is very busy on weekends. Restaurant tip: Parrilla El Mancu. Exit the parking lot and turn right, at the end of the path on the left, and you'll see it on your right. They mainly serve meat and fish.

For the cycling route to Pamplona, see the photo. Turn left at the exit, cross the water, and immediately turn right. The cycle path begins almost immediately, a beautiful route that ends at the edge of the city center. Nice campervan sites, hot showers, and clean restrooms.

Everything neatly arranged, electricity, WiFi, toilet block, washing machine and dryer. We are satisfied, nothing was reserved in advance, but that was no problem. Walking or cycling to the center, 1.5 kilometers is easy.

Great location to spend the night, also to or from the ferry from Ancona. Neat and well cared for, WiFi is okay, the place is within walking distance of the sea and fine restaurants (at Alla Lanterna there is an originally Flemish owner in the kitchen. Why not 5 stars, the commuter traffic rushes by early in the morning, it is really noticeable.........but you get up nice and early.

We would go back just for the food, excellent. Location is okay, owners are friendly and show you where you can stand. No camping behavior, there are tables with chairs, taking your own chair to the pebble beach is a very good option. You have to pay to use the shower and toilet.

We were there alone, and it gave us an unpleasant feeling, unlit and freely accessible to passers-by. But there is electricity, WiFi (password 6977591917), toilet and shower, and the chemical toilet can be emptied. We paid €10.00 parking costs and €5.00 for electricity.

Simple, but still under development. The positive attitude makes it okay to stand here, and the WiFi is great. Power available, shower and toilet and washing up area too. If you arrive on time you can order a hot meal for the evening, made by the lady of the house. The peace and quiet here is wonderful!

Open all year round, free shower/toilet use for campers, fast internet. Modest location a few minutes' walk from the famous bridge. City center full of tourists and souvenir shops. We paid €50.00 in cash.

Small-scale motorhome with a wide view over the meadows, here you can relax. Only a voice from visitors from the adjacent group accommodation can disturb the silence, but that is not worth mentioning. You can go in all directions by bike, to the Engbertsdijksvenen nature reserve or, for example, to Ommen. Shop with (regional) products available, just like toilet and shower.

Fantastic location in terms of nature reserve and a short walk from the sea, where you will find beautiful shells. Make sure the groceries are in, supermarket is 3.7 kilometers away. Bread and fruit can be bought in the restaurant, there is also a tiny "shop" with all kinds of articles. Restaurant has nice terrace, food is ok. Beautiful places, toilet block is fine, hot water at the washing places. We pay € 81.90 for 3 nights.

For a tenner per night, including electricity, we are in the back row of the motorhome. You can hear the waves crashing against the large boulders that separate the campsite from the sea. The owners Frank and Rosa are super friendly, the audience very diverse. I can think of 1 downside, cold washing-up water, the shower on the other hand wonderfully warm. Neighboring village Moncofa has several supermarkets, such as Mercadona and MasYmas.

Not the most cozy location, but fine for 2/3 nights. In winter the boulevard and all restaurants there are deserted, Gandia is a good and nice alternative as a base for cycling. If you want to cycle to Oliva, follow the red cycle path to the left from Consum supermarket, which turns into an "ordinary" and you drive straight into the center.

Fine for 2 or 3 nights, camper pitches on concrete, spacious enough. In the morning you will be woken up by the planes, but that will be over in the course of the afternoon. Supermarkets within cycling and walking distance, beach bar a 5-minute walk away. Take the bike to Punta Blanca, mostly along quiet paths. Loz Alcázares itself is a fairly English enclave. Good Wifi €6.00 per week, or €3.00 per day. Friendly young lady at the front desk!

Excellent location to explore Valencia and the surrounding area. Bus stop, lines 24 + 25 run to Port de la Mar, which is on the edge of the old center of Valencia. Walking and cycling paths are opposite the campsite, great cycling to El Palmar. Toilets and showers are ok, we have always had hot water. Also for washing dishes, choose the tap on the sunny side of the building, there is hot water there. Free Wifi was quite ok, as were the pitches.

Totally fine motorhome, we can choose our place ourselves and it is spacious enough to turn out the awning and to be able to lose table, chairs and bicycles. Toilet and shower areas are well maintained, dated, but ok. Wifi that we paid was not of top quality, so load the newspaper on the tablet at the reception, there it is good and free. We will gladly come back.

It is still new, so not all facilities are as desired. But the reception by Maria is very friendly, there is electricity, spacious places, shower, toilet, washing machine and dryer in the outbuildings. View over Lliber is nice.

We pay €7.00 at the parking meter that is located at the service area, next to the entrance. You can walk into the grounds, at the moment do not use the toilet block. Fine for one night.

Achterhoek hospitality, good cp places, are increasing. The next point of attention is the realization of extra toilets and shower rooms. On Saturday evening delicious pizzas are baked in a wood oven, € 5 each, and you can choose what you want. Beautiful area, and a short distance from Zutphen center.

Googled for a moment; To our great regret, Amsterdam City Camp has to close its gates on 1 July 2020. The municipality of Amsterdam needs the site for housing. The activities will not be continued at another location in Amsterdam