Great location. All services (gray, black, fresh water, and trash bins) available.

If you don't mind the noise of the highway then a great place to stay. Three spacious separate places for campers with their own picnic table. Toilet building with clean sanitary facilities and separate point for emptying toilet cassette. Waste bins available.

Two spacious places especially for campers. Waste bins available. ICA supermarket nearby. Parking lot lively due to proximity of (primary) schools and sports fields. Quiet at night.

Price quality is not right. Outdated sanitary facilities that were not always clean. WIFI does not work (almost). Places muddy (and some quite crooked). Camping freely accessible to everyone (no fence). But as is so often the case near a big city you have little choice. The advantage is that the bus stops in front of the entrance (and the tram at the bottom of the hill) and you are quickly in the heart of Oslo.

Very successful place. Quiet. Toilet and waste bins available. Possibility to rent a canoe and practice other sports.

Nothing wrong with that. Spacious places. One toilet, and a separate place to empty the chemical toilet. Emptying grey water not possible, but clean drinking water available. Pay via foreign EasyPay app. Alternative is at the payment machine with credit card. Then you pay the rate for a passenger car (which is much cheaper).

Lovely quiet spot. Overnight stays allowed at the large parking lot at the P-sign on the right side (just after the unpaved road to the beach). Concerns a limited number of places. Toilets and trash cans at the beach. Unfortunately, due to bacteria, swimming is now discouraged. Also take the ferry to the island of Härön. You can take a nice walk there. And then also walk along the petrified trolls on top of the hill at the camper spot.

Nice place along the Göta canal. Reasonably clean sanitary facilities. Use of washing machine and dryer is included. Do bring your own washing powder. Service point for black, grey and clean water easily accessible. Please note, bridge over canal is maximum 3 tons! So from the south take the well-prepared gravel road.

Stayed one night to do laundry. Washing machine and dryer work fine (provide your own washing powder). Sanitary is simple and clean. No problems with stench or flies as in the previous review.

Beautiful place to stand at almost 1,000 meters altitude. Plenty of opportunities to go for a walk from the parking lot. Public toilets available (free) and a paid shower. Furthermore, there are waste bins and you can use the guest WIFI network of the hotel for free. Emptying the chemical toilet in the toilet is not allowed.

Easily accessible service point. Discharging grey and black water is free. For 20 crowns you can (still) tap drinking water for 5 minutes. You can pay with a debit card or mobile at the payment terminal that hangs at the water point.

Great paid camper place to see Ålesund. Interesting city considering the complete destruction by a fire early last century. A visit to the Art Nouveau museum makes it complete. And if you are there anyway, go to the sea aquarium the next day. It is completely dedicated to the fish, crabs, lobsters etc. that occur in Norwegian sea waters. Feeding the large sea fish in the Atlantic Tank is great to see.

Everything is there for a pleasant and peaceful stay. Slept well, you hardly hear the road.

Free dumping point is somewhat more difficult to reach when the parking lot is full of cars and campers.

Spacious asphalted and fairly flat spot. Sufficient space. No facilities and under the Kristiansund airport flight path.

Service point at Esso pump station is easily accessible. Discharge of both black and gray water possible. Also free clean drinking water available. At the time of writing, the tap is leaking heavily.

Easily accessible service point. Drive into the parking lot of the COOP supermarket and the service point is on the left. Everything works great and is free (including fresh drinking water). Only provide your own water hose. But who doesn't have that with them?

Nice parking lot along the river with waterfall, picnic tables and a beach. Toilets (clean) and waste bins available. Located right next to the road. Traffic decreases in the evening but continues all night long.

Easily accessible service location. Everything provided including free water. The only thing you have to provide yourself is a hose and a Gardena tap connection for the fresh water tap.

Nice spot along the E6. There are some trees and shrubs between the road and the parking lot. We thought the sound wasn't too bad. Slept wonderfully. Bonus is the observation tower for spotting moose. In the evening around ten o'clock (with binoculars) I saw moose on the other side of highway 9.

There is no longer a toilet, nor is it possible to refill water.

At the back of the pump station near the wash boxes is a chrome sanitary column. Large discharge grid in the asphalt for the greywater. Discharging black water on the side of the sanitary column. Drinking water also available. Make sure you have your own hose and (Gardena) coupling.

Nice spot, especially if you can stand on the edge with a view over Norway's largest lake (Lake Mjøsa). Public toilets available as well as waste bins. Humming from the factory was present, but we did not find it disturbing. A walking/cycling path runs along the lake to Hamar. Worth walking. Along the way you will pass Norway's national railway museum and the ruins of the cathedral church, covered by a glass structure.

Pitches reserved for campers and caravans. The rear two parking spaces are intended for this purpose. The markings are no longer clearly visible. The intention is that the boxes with the cross remain free so that you have a nice spacious place. Electricity no longer works. Waste bins at the camper site.

Nothing wrong with ditching gray and black. Easily accessible. Drinking water unclear. There are now signs that it is not drinking water. Erred on the side of caution and didn't take any water.

What a wonderful spot. We stood at the front of the bridge with a view over the fields. Don't forget to experience some culture. Cross a bridge to a late Iron Age burial ship (one of the best preserved in Sweden). And if you cross the road and follow the path you will come to a stone circle. Stonehenge, but in Sweden.

Nothing wrong with that in itself. Paved area on the edge of Falkenberg. Illuminated, but no (legal) possibility to dispose of waste. Fine for a night.

In addition to the official camper spots, there is still plenty of room to park more campers. Garbage bins available. And when you are there, take a walk through the park to the center with the monastery church.

We were a bit late and as expected the official places were occupied. And the parking lot further up as well. But in the first street on the right there are a number of paved areas. Beautifully standing on the edge of a blooming wildflower meadow.

Spacious, quiet camper spot near the old historic center of Arras and next to the (canalised) river La Scarpe. Where you can cycle along nicely (Voie Vert). The spot includes electricity and WIFI. Water must be paid separately. As a bonus, there is a toilet and a shower. Doors can be opened with the 4-digit code at the bottom of the receipt.

Quiet camper spot on the edge of the village next to the town hall park. Service point easily accessible, everything works and there is even (free) electricity for 6 campers. What else do you want!. Why not 5 stars then? Because the spots are very narrow and you are close together. In the village to the right of the church there is an award-winning bakery with delicious baguettes. You can get there in 6 minutes via the walking path along the river.

Excellent camper spot with an easily accessible service point. All facilities work. Just behind the place there is a single-track train track where the occasional bus passes by (not at night). We weren't bothered by it. Baker is a 2-minute walk away and there is a market in the village on Saturday mornings. This is a place we will remember.

Great camper spot to stay for 1 or 2 nights. Spacious pitches and the service point is easily accessible. And while you're there, don't forget to check out the murals of cartoon characters in Angoulême. At the Office du Tourist you can get a map with a route past the murals.

Large campsite but great to go to in the early season. Quiet and clean sanitary facilities. Quite spacious places between the trees. Service point easily accessible. We paid €23 per night with ACSI for 2 people incl. electricity.

Great camper spot to visit Pamplona. A 5-minute walk from the bus stop (line 18) and for €1.60 p.p. you can be in the center in 20 minutes. Camper spot is located near a large sports field, so there is the sound of youth playing basketball and football. But when we were there it was not a nuisance and it stopped around 10 o'clock in the evening. Supermarkets nearby. This place deserves a 4 star rating. The downside is that large gray waste containers only work with a pass.

Large (empty) parking lot at the ski lift. Service point and toilet disposal point in the parking lot in front of the hotels. Not much to do at this time of year, especially on weekdays.

Large parking lot where you can park for a maximum of 24 hours. Service point easily accessible. From the parking lot you can walk straight into the old village. Nice to do. You also walk past the eco museum. If it is open, go inside (€5 p.p.) and admire the eagle owls and bearded vultures that they shelter there.

A wonderful terrace campsite for those who enjoy walking. Clean sanitary facilities and hot showers. The shop has limited choice, but the freshly baked baguette (order in advance!) is delicious. From the campsite you can easily walk to Alquézar. The tourist walk through the Rio Vero gorge starts there. For those who want to walk a little further, there are prehistoric rock paintings. And don't forget to look up at the circling vultures and griffon vultures.

Excellent camper spot with service point, spacious sites and tram stop across the street. Not quiet due to traffic on the highway and tram, but ideal for visiting Zaragoza. We arrived early in the afternoon and quite a few official places were available.

If you like some activity, this is a great camper spot. Quiet at night. We stayed there for several days and slept well. Two supermarkets within a 2-minute walk. Beautiful old center and nice walks in the area. Work is underway on a new stretch of Via Verda. You can already cycle over it just fine. It starts at the roundabout where the N-211 ends at P. Andrade. The first tunnel is right there.

NB! Correct address is Call S. Victoriano (GPS coordinates: N41.28528 W0.32507).

Camper spot with beautiful views. We have noticed that it can be quite windy there. Service point easily accessible. Don't forget to visit Morella and the castle (€3.50 entrance p.p.). It's really worth it. Walk from the camper spot at the top and follow the CV-117. On the right you can walk along the road and at a certain point you will walk on a sidewalk. You pass the aqueduct and enter Morella through the gate that you see from the camper site

Good camper spot just outside the village with a view of (small) part of the street art. Spacious areas demarcated with white posts. Waste containers are located by the pool. Nice area for a walk and close to Via Verde. Place to remember.

Busy but quiet camper spot. When we were there it was a very international group with campers from the Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, England, Scotland, Belgium and Poland. Even with a heavy camper you can easily park on the shorter camper sites. You definitely won't sink there (we weigh 5 tons). Adjusting blocks are necessary if you want to stand straight. Service point easily accessible. We will come back here again.

Campsite under (re)construction. Excellent locations and easily accessible service point. Friendly manager who speaks (little) English. Lovely hot showers with a good jet. We were on the lower part of the BBQ area and paid €20 per night for 2 people, including electricity.

Excellent camper spot on the edge of the village. Discharging greywater is still not possible. Drinking water is available. Supermarkets within walking distance. Beautiful area for cycling (Via Verda) and walking tours. And don't forget to visit the monastery (free).

Great campsite. Friendly reception. We were assigned a place but were also allowed to choose another one if we wanted. Sanitary facilities were clean. Close to the beach and possibility for walking (including Cap Leucate). Larger supermarket in Leucate.

Ideal campsite for cycling (or walking) the Via Verde. Make sure you have good lighting on your bike because not all tunnels are illuminated. Towards Xerta great to do. Excellent campsite, clean sanitary facilities, friendly welcome and bread service. Service point for (heavy) campers not ideal. Up again via unpaved slope.

What more could you want for €14 per night (camper + 2 adults) including electricity, WIFI and lovely hot showers. The second toilet building is closed in the low season. Will be reported neatly upon arrival. You can choose a place yourself. Service point for campers easily accessible (at the back left of the parking lot in front of the campsite). You can even hose down your camper with a high-pressure sprayer (paid).

Excellent free camper spot. Make sure you are on time because it fills up quickly. Euro Spar supermarket is a 10-minute walk away. Waste containers along the main road. Nice quiet place to explore the area by bike. E.g. the Via Verde along the banks of the Ebro.

Somewhat outdated campsite with small pitches and many winter visitors. but clean sanitary facilities and nice hot showers. Friendly staff and with pensioner discount €19 for camper and 2 adults. Pay for electricity separately according to consumption (€0.60 per kWh). Make sure you have a large water thief if you want to fill your clean water tank.

Excellent free camper spot where you can stay for a maximum of 48 hours. Large supermarket less than 200 meters away. Due to water scarcity, water is unfortunately cut off. Discharge of gray water and toilet cassette is still possible. Today, after returning from a cycling trip to the coast (via Verdes), brochures with information about the region and walking tours in the areas under the windshield wiper. What a service! We will come back here again.

Quiet municipal campsite. with bakeries and shops within walking distance. Classified with 1 star in 2022, and that is correct. For those with a heavier camper, it is advisable to stand higher (closer to the toilet building). The soil is made of oily clay and due to all the moisture in the ground and the wet grass, the subsoil was not as load-bearing as it initially seemed :-(.