Good (onward) campsite, friendly welcome (in Dutch), clean restrooms. Apparently, there's a good brasserie, but we chose La Duchessa, the Italian restaurant upstairs in the sports center next to the campsite. Highly recommended. Beautiful hiking trails also next to the campsite. Unfortunately, there are quite a few airplanes, and (loud) music in the restrooms. It scared us away. And the map in the mailbox when leaving (on the way up) isn't easy for every vehicle.

A very nice, friendly campsite (owned by the owner). We were there at the end of September, unfortunately with rain and cold. Beautiful chestnut trees, a very nice authentic chestnut village with a good bakery, grocery store, restaurants (unfortunately closed in our area), a creative wool center, and beautiful surroundings. We will definitely be back.

Upon arrival, the reception didn't reopen until 3:00 PM, so we waited an hour and a half. There were about eight campervan couples waiting. The campsite is beautiful, with a steep climb and a walk to the pleasant town center, about 4 km (return trip) or a park by the lake. A lovely bike ride along the lake, about 45 km (the left side of the lake is a climb), but many restaurants and cafes are no longer open. Regarding the campsite yesterday afternoon, one toilet was absolutely filthy. When I reported it, nothing was done until this morning.

A well-located campsite for exploring the Camargue on a bumpy bike ride through flamingo-filled waters (the cycling routes could be clearer). The beach is 8 km away (no facilities), and flamingos can be spotted along that route. The campsite seemed a bit unkempt, large, and impersonal. It's literally sandblasted, with poor shelter from the wind and sand. It's better to get bread from the bakery around the corner; it's tastier and cheaper. The sanitary facilities are cleaned at inconvenient times, and the village is uninviting.

Great location, conveniently located next to a sports park and playground, surrounded by greenery with (picnic) benches. The village is nice, but nothing special. The town hall has some tourist information. There's a good bakery where you can also have breakfast. We walked along the canal to Château-Arnoux-Saint-Auban, which is 6.7 km. There are more restaurants and a tourist office in that village.

What a disappointment. A regular parking lot on a busy road, partly used by one or two permanent (camper) residents, it seems, and taken over by motorists who use the camper spot as a cooking area (complete meals) and a complete camper picnic area intended for campers. They drove on.

Putting your campsite open on Campercontact until October 31st, and then finding your camper in front of a closed gate on October 8th 😏. It's on the N85, where little is open/available anyway.

A beautiful road to get there, about a 15-minute climb (from the N85), we were looking forward to it. It turns out to be an abandoned parking lot (except for hikers) where you're not allowed to stay overnight at all.

Beautiful and peaceful free spot overlooking the vineyard, behind the town hall and tourist office. A lovely uphill/downhill walk with stunning views (tip: bring walking sticks); follow the yellow and white route to St. Moran. A wonderful castle village currently being restored, with several restaurants. We walked back along the D262, which is also beautiful.

Beautifully situated campervan site on the (unfortunately largely fenced off) Ardèche river, within walking distance of the charming, yet touristy, village. A lovely bike path leads to the charming town of Vogue. However, the roads at the campsite are thick with mud and potholes, which the owner really needs to address. And even though the campsite was full, only one restroom was open (though clean).

Was a great place. Unobstructed view, the sound of meadow birds and all amenities tiptop. And a nice shop there. And idyllic village with beautiful church and nice living room cafe. From here you can do beautiful bike rides to Noordpolderzijl, Garnwerd & Aduarderzijl. And last but not least, very friendly owners who even lent us their car in connection with an emergency trip to the hospital.

Nice people. Super (new) facilities, sanitary facilities, kitchen, bbq's. Everything atmospheric and decorated with attention. View of the sea. I found the swimming beach a bit less, small & messy. Bread service/kisok and bicycle map to borrow at reception. Beautiful (including via Pejrup) cycling to the port city of Faaborg.

Beautiful free places on the water and Gendarme path. Unfortunately too shallow water to swim there. And camping is heavily overpriced. € 55 per night for 2 people. Never paid so much.

Beautiful campsite in a beautiful botanical park, spacious pitches, lovely swimming pool, bar for drinks, snacks, sandwiches. Fantastic pizzeria/restaurant next door in the old lemon factory. A nice walk (with a climb back) to the pleasant Citta di Castello. The only downside was that the sanitary facilities were twice dirty/messy in the evening due to the use of a group of students who were on site (otherwise not a problem). The manager takes it seriously and has spoken to leaders.

Unfortunately you can only book for at least 5 nights. Upon arrival there was only room in the free zone (no electricity/water everywhere). Here you have a lot of trouble from the busy road that runs there. Not fun to sit 'cozily' in front of your camper. Facilities top/clean. Choose beach as far right as possible for bar, cleaner + view of Stobrec. We left in the afternoon (due to crossing to 🇮🇹) but had to pay full price, even though new campers were in the queue 👎

Big 5 stars. We ended up stranded 200 m before the camperplatz. Aveco insurance made many empty promises, but owner Werner Bradatsch towed us to his camper place in his own car, so that we had a safe place and peace and quiet. And then remained actively involved until the towing service picked us up 2 days later 👍👍 Other than that, good places. bus and shopping center, next to a good pizzeria and about a 2.5 km walk to the beautiful old city of Mainz.

Very satisfied. Spontaneously hit by a car on Friday & very kindly helped by Chantal. There was still 1 spot at Otterloo, because some spots were unavailable due to wet soil and newly sown grass. Hans helped to get the camper to the spot, great. Excellent sanitary facilities (unfortunately mixed), no coin hassle, set the temperature yourself, everything clean and spacious. And within walking distance of the village and close to Kröller-Müller & cycling and walking routes.

If you follow the campsite signs you will be fine (the tunnel is up to 2.10 high, otherwise drive on for a while (the campsite is still signposted, but together with the camper park that you have to pass). A warm welcome, fast handling, great spot (2nd row) Beautiful walk along the Rhine to Bingen, nice restaurants on the water such as Vinothek and simple, good German food & super cheesecake at the campsite. One star less for air traffic in the morning.

Drove here from Como (where everything was full), knowing that the campsite is open until 15/10. Along the way there are illuminated signs with announcements, but in the meantime it is simply no longer open 😬. Bad communication 👎 Now have to drive to Menaggio.

Good reception. Beautiful campsite. Small (half) sand spot for too much money (€ 26.60). Clean, old plumbing (and a little pit smell). Good food in the restaurant (tip order 1 starter for 2 people), but expensive Dutch prices. Last night (without communication about it) somewhere next to / close to the campsite until 4.30 am (or it was the disco of the town) + you could hear the road quite well. We travel on.

What a beautiful camper place! Spacious pitches, view of the lake, excellent sanitary facilities (only upstairs was open) and super nice, helpful manager. And nice swimming beaches (I swam today, a bit chilly but doable) and picnic areas. You can also canoe or sup. And apparently you can also cycle around the lake (30 km).

Great welcome (by Joao) and location. Sarah baked bread on the spot and we could buy delicious vegetables, fruit and ice cream. There was also good WiFi. The nice thing were also the animals, even a loose horse at the camper. However, driving lessons were also given at the camper place with associated excrement. And there were already a lot of flies. We also missed shade. Other than that really great. Very welcoming. Afterwards you pay your donation what you think it's worth.