Perfect for one night. The city is very beautiful, especially beautifully lit at night. We were here at the end of September. However, you have to be self-sufficient.

We spent a quiet night here at the end of September. Supplies and waste disposal are available here – a small donation is expected, and you can drop the money into the box. Ideal for continuing on to Hungary.

Parking is only permitted for cars, no motorhome parking!!!

A desolate, large parking lot with a section for RVs. Certainly suitable for visiting the city, but we would only stay overnight here in an emergency. The daily fee is €9 from midnight to midnight; hourly parking is also possible.

Not a motorhome parking space, but a hikers' parking space!!!

Sanitary column - no water! Closed on 9/21/25 - reason unknown - only no-parking signs!

Access is currently not possible for large motorhomes - construction site - access road closed

Price now at 5€ for motorhomes.

Unfortunately, parking by the hour is NOT possible. You have to pay €12 each time. It's a shame, as there are no other parking spaces for motorhomes. So we drove on.

Beautifully located near the Main River. A person comes every morning and evening to collect the pitch fee in cash. Greywater is difficult to dispose of, and we didn't want to use the gutter near the pitches. Bike paths are available, some of which are blocked due to construction. Recommended for a stopover.

Where are the RV parking spaces supposed to be? There aren't any designated areas, but you can always park.

There are two entrances with different clearance heights, one 3 m and one 4 m. The payment machine only accepts coins; the current daily fee is €7 for 24 hours. Good location near the old town. Trash cans available.

There are signs indicating that RVs are also permitted in this parking lot. The parking lot is packed with cars – even in the evenings. We couldn't find an alternative in a hurry, so we stayed here. Nice little town, good food at the Ratskeller. We were the only RV there, but we were just passing through, so it was acceptable.

RV parking in a small town. Fresh water with tokens. Spent a quiet night here.

Quiet RV park in the woods. Water and sewage disposal available. The fresh water tap has no thread, and the water flows very slowly. We spent one night here.

It appears to be an overnight spot. However, we didn't see any signs for RVs. A chicken coop with a rooster ensures that you don't oversleep in the morning hours. A dumpster is about 150 meters away. We spent one night here.

Google Maps guided us right to the right place. Free supplies and waste disposal—what more could you want? Parking is also available for a break.

Large parking lot, currently not maintained. Trash cans are available. Beautiful beach, which was deserted at the end of May. We spent a quiet night.

The campsite is ideal for an e-bike ride to the old town of Porto. The ride to the old town is about 9 km, including about 4.5 km of bike path, with the remaining stretch on a busy road. The restroom facilities were not used. The staff is friendly. The overnight price is reasonable.

Be sure to follow the signs when approaching. At the site, everyone can park as they please, but it works. Water and waste disposal are available and free of charge. You can cycle up to the Templar Castle. Admission to the castle complex is €15. Seniors receive a 50% discount. A visit is highly recommended.

The location of the site is ideal for visiting the churches. Getting a spot there is extremely difficult. We spent the night in the car park with several other campers. It's almost empty in the evenings.

With a 7.5m motorhome, it's no problem; the site is beautifully landscaped and close to the monastery. Unfortunately, there's no fresh water or toilet flushing.

A large, dusty parking lot, with dumps of trash and homeless shelters in the back. It's a shame this city can't offer anything better. We moved on.

For our 7.5m motorhome, the access wasn't exactly easy. In places, it was very narrow and steep. The site is nice, with very simple sanitary facilities that work. Water and sewage disposal systems are very good. Pitches are more suitable for motorhomes up to 6m. We parked diagonally across the site.

We wanted to park there on Saturday. Speeding teenagers were still there. We drove on.

The place was closed, it also said so online. We couldn't figure out why. There's a large parking lot next door, but overnight parking isn't allowed. There are signs, but there are still RVs parked there.

We spent one night here. We cycled to the beach and into town. The beach was very nice, and the town is a tourist hotspot. Cycling in town is not recommended. The restrooms are in dire need of renovation. We didn't use them. Water and sewage disposal systems worked perfectly.

The place doesn't look trustworthy. Parts of it are completely littered. We drove on.

Okay for one night. There's no running water, not even for flushing the toilet. Parking fee: €5.

We only parked here to explore the town. The place seemed lonely, deserted, and desolate to us. It's definitely a quiet place to spend the night.

The parking space is simply a parking lot where cars and RVs are parked in a jumble. Beautiful is something else for us. Despite being a World Heritage Site, the town didn't impress us with its beauty. The water and sewage disposal systems worked well.

It's currently under water, further back there's a sign prohibiting motorhomes, so we drove on.

We were there on Maundy Thursday, which is a public holiday in Spain. Very quiet spot, nice little town. We went on a bike ride; it's recommended for one night.

We arrived on a Sunday evening around 5 p.m. The beautiful historic center is within easy walking distance. We ate at a traditional restaurant. It's a great place to stay overnight, as it's very quiet. However, there's a soccer field across the street from the pitches, so you can't avoid the noise of the ball during the day. Unfortunately, there are no amenities available. We would come back anytime.

Parking spaces on the edge of a parking lot - next to a main road. No supplies or waste disposal, no garbage can either. Nothing worth seeing in the city. Suitable for overnight stays. Apparently locals also park their motorhomes here

From our point of view, 3 parking spaces in a back yard. We couldn't find anything anywhere about whether and how much you have to pay. Since we only wanted to visit the town, we drove to the Eichwiese car park. You can park there for free. Walk a few meters and a staircase leads steeply up towards the old town. Nice, beautiful town with lots of half-timbered houses.

We can only agree with the previous reviews. Everything is there except for the trash can and there is a bakery about 350 m away. There are also 2 supermarkets nearby. Perfect for one night.

Parking in a fenced area. A friendly woman came to us in the evening to collect the parking fee. We paid €10 without electricity, including toilet and waste water disposal and fresh water. We only stayed one night. The night was quiet.

A hiking car park with rubbish bins. The view is very limited. If you like to be very lonely, this is the place for you. We drove on

Located deep in the valley, next to a small reservoir. Beautiful circular path around the lake, about 4.5 km long. Unfortunately no satellite reception at the pitches. Public toilets available, but closed at the end of September. There are rubbish bins. There are also 2 bars, but they are only open on certain days at the end of the season. OK for one night.

Only one parking space in a busy large parking lot. Suitable for visiting the city, but not for staying overnight. It's a shame that a city with a well-known brewery has nothing better to offer

Parking spaces on the edge of a large car park. Registration forms are on the right of the toilet building, otherwise report to the tourist office. The castle complex is very beautiful. OK for 1 night

We only parked here to visit Montreal. You always have to pay €4, even if you only park for 2 hours. The little town is quickly explored and there are very few restaurants. You can find beautiful photo opportunities. We found 2 paths to the castle, one of which was very adventurous and both paths should only be taken with good hiking boots and surefootedness.

OK for one night. Supply and disposal OK, but only small waste containers. You can cycle to Lake Laach. Unfortunately there are no cycle paths there. There is only one hiking trail around the lake, but it is mostly passable. A visit to the Vulkanbräu restaurant is highly recommended - good food and very friendly staff.

The individual pitches are clearly marked. Fresh water and the option to empty the toilet are available. You need a hose for grey water, so there is no shaft. The town is easy to reach on foot, and a visit to the museums is recommended.

The spots with a view of the Rhine are very nice. However, we were parked in the middle of the "hustle and bustle" on the asphalt. It's very tight here - snug parking. You pay the manager, who comes by personally to collect the money. OK for one night if you want to visit the geyser. There are some beautiful old monuments in the town itself. Lidl is near the parking spot.

Ideal stopover, we spent a quiet night here. Good restaurants within walking distance, bakery in the nearby supermarket as well. There is a trash can for residual waste.

Parking for motorhomes not permitted. At every entrance to the car park there is a sign that only allows parking for cars. What a pity!

It's not a motorhome parking space, just a large open space. We didn't want to spend the night at this site, it's very lonely and remote. Ideal race track for car fans!!

The parking space now costs €10, cash only at the machine. Disposal of grey water only with a hose, toilet cistern cannot be flushed after emptying, only if you buy water.

Despite Kiel Week, we were able to get a parking space for our motorhome (length 7.49 m) on the lawn for 2 days. Supply and disposal facilities available. Connection to Kiel by bus (departure near the campsite) and ferry (approx. 1.5 km away). We took the ferry. Places on the dike with a great view of the Kiel Fjord - but it is difficult to get a space there.

Sanitary column is broken. No garbage disposal possible. Large parking lot. We spent a quiet night here. However, the lawn smelled of feces, better to park on tarred ground.

Toilet disposal and fresh water intake possible at the sani column. Grey water can only be disposed of with a hose, also in the sani column. Fresh water and disposal cannot be used at the same time, only one after the other, €1 each. The roller blind on the sani column opens for 5 minutes. Garbage can be disposed of. We did not stay overnight here.

There is currently a construction site on the parking space 23 June 2024.

Parking lot that is designated as a camper van parking space. Cars can also park here. The parking space is no larger than the car parking space. The disposal station must be approached in reverse. We were happy to continue driving.

Since building materials are currently being stored on the parking space and the outdoor pool is being renovated, you can park here for free. There is currently no waste disposal. The supply and disposal facilities can be used for a fee (2€). We were here on a weekend, so there was no construction noise. You can quickly get to the Kiel Canal by bike.

3 parking spaces right next to a Netto supermarket. During our stay, this was a meeting place for young men who were passionate about football. The space is free and there is no water or waste disposal. The town is very manageable.

Pitch on the Eider - prices vary depending on the size and location of the pitch. Nothing is included in the price other than grey water disposal and toilet use, shower extra, drinking water consumption €1 for 5 minutes, chemical toilet can only be cleaned at the machine €1.50, check-in is also only possible at the machine. Check-out until 12 noon even if you don't arrive until 8 p.m., just like at a campsite, only without staff!!!

There is only a small parking lot here, narrow access, glass and old clothing containers at the parking lot, drove on

Address is wrong, it should say Hauptstr. 13, otherwise you end up in the churchyard!!! OK for one night, we spent a quiet night here. Bakery nearby.

It was OK for a visit to Husum, we used our bikes. We didn't want to spend the night here - it's just a large parking lot and not a camper van parking area.

Emptying of grey water and toilet possible, no problem. Toilet can be disposed of with grey water - upon request from the motorhome dealer. You have to maneuver a bit to get out again, that's the way it is unfortunately!

We agree with the positive reviews. Very nicely laid out parking space with modern sanitary facilities.

No sign of a camper van parking area. Access to the marina is blocked with a barrier, access only with an access card, apparently for boat owners. We only took a break here in the parking lot.

We stayed with our motorhome for 1 night, friendly staff, clean sanitary facilities, very nice location right on the Schlei. Good starting point for bike and boat tours, would love to come back!

We only stayed one night, all the parking spaces were taken by 5pm, so we moved to the parking lot. But make sure you put the parking disc in the motorhome, as you are only allowed to stay in the parking lots for 3 hours from 8am to 6pm, and they will check! The town is easy to reach on foot and is worth seeing. However, young adults meet here at the parking lot and "test" their tuned cars with music playing, even when it's raining!!!

We only disposed of waste here, grey water and toilet, donation box, fresh water available for a fee Thank you for this opportunity

Monday, 10.6.24, unfortunately still no supply or disposal possible, what a pity!

An ideal starting point for visiting the city of Ulm; we went there by bike. Payment with Girocard worked. Bread rolls can be pre-ordered at the nearby café.

Quiet and safe, parking space right next to the campsite. The old town is easily accessible on foot with beautiful half-timbered houses. Ideal starting point for cycling on the Danube Trail, especially upstream, one of the most beautiful sections of the Danube Cycle Trail.

We only stopped here for a break, we didn't stay overnight. The beautiful old town is a quick walk away. Definitely OK for one night

Despite the current construction noise (until after 8 p.m.!), it is very well attended. You can get to Donaueschingen very quickly by bike. Worth seeing is the source of the Danube near the church and the confluence of the Brigach and Breg - the beginning of the Danube river. The Danube cycle path begins in Donaueschingen. The disposal point for motorhomes is at the sewage treatment plant near the parking space, about 800 m away.

We arrived in the afternoon, the pitch costs €10, disposal included, electricity costs extra (we didn't use it), water costs €1, it runs for about 6 minutes. If you only dispose of waste, you pay €5 without water. There are envelopes and pens at the station to put the fee in and put it in the mailbox. Tourist tax is due from the second day of your stay. We cycled to the waterfall. You can hear traffic and the stream. The site is monitored by video.

The parking space is in the Grunern district. By bike on cycle paths it is a good 2 km to the center. No problem if the weather is nice. The view from the castle ruins is very beautiful. The climb up there requires good fitness.

Great for one night if you are self-sufficient. Very nice signposted hiking trails in the immediate vicinity.

From the parking space, you can easily walk into town. The monastery complex is worth seeing, as is the monastery shop. We didn't stay overnight. But it's possible for one night. Surroundings - it's a train station area

Well located for visiting Altötting. Satellite reception difficult as there are trees all around. Altötting is worth seeing.

Located right next to a road, next to it there is a go-kart track that is used until late in the evening. If you love engine noises, this is the place for you. No satellite reception because of the trees. We drove on.

Okay for one night if you arrive late at night. Pretty loud car traffic from the morning onwards. Satellite reception is possible.

Price for motorhome and 2 people without electricity €20, shower €2 for 3 minutes, electricity per KWh €0.70 Very nicely laid out parking space, large plots, friendly operator. In the off-season we had no problem getting a place without a reservation, but we were advised to make a reservation during the season, otherwise it would be very difficult to get a place. You can easily cycle to Lake Chiemsee by bike.

A parking space with a barrier, mobile homes cost a flat rate of €10, regardless of whether you park for 1 hour or a maximum of 10 hours. If you want to spend the night there, don't arrive too soon in the evening, otherwise you'll have to leave the place early in the morning. Very well located for visiting the town

Nice parking space for a visit to the city. A few minutes walk to the very beautiful old town and the view from the castle is wonderful. A baker is within walking distance.

For your information, the campsite is closed

Suitable for overnight stays, supply and disposal subject to a charge. No trash cans available. No designated RV sites, just parked in the lot Nice little old town.

Disposal not free, FYI, haven't stayed here

Sanitation shut down. Gray water can be disposed of, no fresh water, public toilet on site

The parking space is very popular due to its location. To get a parking space you should arrive in the morning. We rode our bikes into the center and up the hill. Magnificent view of the city from above. Supply and disposal work on site, so we don't understand why some campers simply drain their gray water on the site. The disposal station is easy to reach

Great pitch to visit Bilbao. Arrive in time, otherwise everything is occupied. Bus goes to Bilbao every 30 minutes. We rode into town on our ebikes. Unfortunately only beautiful bike paths along the river. Supply and disposal available, fresh water on site. Great views of Bilbao from the pitch. If you need more comfort you should look for a campsite.

A large parking lot with supply and disposal. The city is very easy to reach by bike. The parking space is very popular because there are few alternatives. Parking for vehicles over 1.8 t is often forbidden on the roadside, pay attention to the signs.

Location of the campsite ideal to get to Capo de Mayor. Even with an e-bike, the trip to Santander is not a problem. The pitches are not too big, our Womo (7.40m) still fit on the pitch. Showers have neither a door nor a curtain, only a brick partition. Changing rooms only possible in the common room. Warm water only comes out of the shower after about 3 minutes. Sinks only have cold water.

The view from the campsite, which is located by the sea, is very beautiful. The sanitary facilities in order. From our point of view, however, the price is still too high.

Nice pitch and quiet. Bus drives to the parking lots to get to the Lagos. The way to the cathedral and the grotto is not far, but it is a steep climb. No problem with an e-bike. Definitely visit the lakes, but you should be able to walk well, since the bus stop on the mountain is not directly on the lakes. At the top there are also locals who drive tourists to the lakes for a fee.

RV park in the middle of a residential area. Just a parking lot, but 2 disposal stations. With the ebike quickly in the old town, but no cycle paths. Partly bicycle streets, which, however, do not differ from other streets. If you don't like cycling in a big city, you should rather take the bus. Quiet at night, parking space fills up quickly, so come early

Very quiet pitch, driveway really very steep, tap without thread, so you can not connect a hose. You can quickly get to the center by bike.

Top supply and disposal station behind the building. If you want, you can stock up on cider in the shop, but you don't have to.

Nice parking space provided with numbers. However, you should not park outside the markings, as it can happen that the police come by in the evening and hand out speeding tickets.

Very busy pitch with a view of the water (when the tide is high). However, there is a lot of local car traffic on the shore road. The place can be reached on foot, but seemed very sleepy.

A sign then states that parking for mobile homes between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. (overnight stay ban) is not permitted in this car park. We went to the meadow nearby, there was only a sign "Parking".

Sunny parking space with supply and disposal. Pitches are a bit short, but you can park your "overhang" over the meadow, making sure that the drain pipe doesn't hit the curb. Beautiful paths to the lighthouse and chapel. Payment of the parking fee at the machine only possible with coins.

Although a nice sunny pitch, pitches a bit too short for longer motorhomes. Improvisation is required.

Very narrow driveway for larger RVs as parked cars narrow the road. Currently renovation work on the place. Near large parking lot to dodge. Just took a break here.

Only used the space to visit the city. Supply and disposal available We had to park our mobile home (7.40m) across, otherwise parking spaces would be too short. There wasn't much going on here.

Can't find disposal, but there are public washing machines there

Galioil gas station on the back, everything available, free, really great!

A bit out of the way, but wonderfully quiet. Supply and disposal work. Fitness equipment nearby for those who like to exercise in the morning. Only stayed one night would come back anytime

Great location with a great view. Supply and disposal available, all free of charge. Next door playground and sports field, which is very well used on weekends. Who bothers children's laughter

Large parking lot for mobile homes with supply and disposal. The steel cables of the bridge cause a constant siren song when it is windy. Only used the place for sightseeing, about 20 minutes on foot. Suitable as a stopover when there is no wind, otherwise only with earplugs

The driveway is extremely steep and narrow. Arrived on the plateau, little room to turn when all seats are full. We went up and down with our mobile home (7.40 m long), but there wasn't much going on. You can dispose of it, no fresh water was found. Not recommended for larger campers.

Visited churches and Canal de Castilla, then arrived there in the evening and stayed overnight. It was relatively quiet. Better not thank fresh water, since the only water tap is only at the toilet emptying. Okay for one night.

The parking space is very quiet, very nicely laid out, but quite narrow. Fortunately, when we were there with our 7.40 m camper van, the space was not fully occupied. Barriers have also been installed in the meantime, but are not yet operational. Supply and disposal in order. No satellite reception possible. Internet works

Stayed here for 1 night, we parked our Womo 7.40m with an overhang facing the meadow, that wasn't a problem. However, at 6:30 in the morning, an inexplicable, loud noise woke us up. The cause, the automatic irrigation for the lawn began (hidden in the ground) and gave our camper an underbody wash. So be careful how you park. With the bike fast in the city.

Have here only supplied and disposed of, all for free. There were several mobile homes on site. The disposal is at the blue boards.

Friendly staff, spacious pitches, sanitary facilities well maintained and clean, not separated by gender. Washing machine and tumble dryer available, but only in a sanitary area. You can pay for the machines with a card, so you don't have to collect small change. Washing 7 euros including detergent (cannot be deselected), drying 5 euros, laundry perfectly clean. With the bicycles you can quickly reach the fortress.

Very friendly staff, clean sanitary facilities, very well-kept facility. There is also a small restaurant with good food, and you can also order baguettes etc. for the next day. We were here with our mobile home and cycled to the pilgrimage site on our e-bikes. However, the bikes must be parked outside the facility. Lourdes is very impressive.

Supply and disposal available, including drinking water, free of charge

We only drove to the place because we reached the city in the pouring rain in the evening and didn't feel like looking any longer. Goods trains also pass directly by the mobile homes. For the price there is not even disposal, only supply.

Everything as described above, but the flow of drinking water is very low and the "push button" has to be pressed every 15 seconds You need patience!

Large parking space, muddy ground when it rains, pay at the cottage on site, either throw money into the mailbox during opening hours or with the registration form, monitored by video. We were here at the beginning of May, space very well occupied, tractors drive past the parking space late into the night

When arriving, it is essential to follow the signs, do not trust the GPS. Roads quite narrow and steep. There is enough space on the site itself, but you can only enjoy the magnificent view from a few parking spaces. Payment in the evening at the wooden house on site. Supply and disposal available.

We used the campsite for an overnight stay towards the end of the season. Staff very friendly, many permanent campers who were no longer at the place at this time of the year. Ideal starting point for a bike tour around the two lakes, approx. 32 km.

For one or two nights ok Passau - Zentrum can also be reached by bus (from the Stelzhamerstraße stop, direction ZOB). The bus runs every 30 minutes.In addition, the rolling baker comes to the parking space every day at around 9:00 a.m.

We arrived around 6pm. At 7 p.m. another motor home owner informed us that the side window of his motor home had been smashed during his visit to the city of Undine. We spent the night in this place, in the morning V / disposal, then drove on to a parking space at the cemetery. From there you can visit the city by bike.

The driveway is narrow and steep, the view is fantastic. We were here with our Womo 7.50 m length. Supply and disposal including electricity free of charge.

Apart from a parking lot for cars there is nothing.

Only disposed of here. The whole environment does not invite you to stay overnight. Access to the parking space with barrier.

Ideal for a city tour. Wonderful view of the harbor. Since the square is on a main street, it is of course a bit noisy at night Parking fee € 0.80 per hour, free of charge from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.

Gray water and toilet disposal available, also fresh water supply, all free of charge. When approaching when turning left, take Via Roma, it is wider. The square leads to a dead end, so just keep going. Certainly a nice place to stay, we just disposed of it

To get to the square, you first have to read the instructions on the machine. Must buy a card that needs to be topped up with credit, either cash or credit card. Have paid € 6 parking fee for 1 night. The card can also be used to go through the gate to access the bike path. There is a bus depot next to the parking space. Early in the morning, therefore, loud engine noises from the starting buses, then quiet again.

Nice, well-kept campsite with clean, modern sanitary facilities. Were here at the end of September, Acsi-Card is accepted, paid € 50 for 2 nights, 2 adults. Bus ticket to Verona available at reception.

Great starting point to visit Venice.

There were no signs for RVs, stayed there for 1 night. Baker nearby. Functioning church bells opposite. A walk on the beach in autumn is recommended

Only suitable for mobile homes up to 6 m. You stand close together! The location to the old town is very good, about 5 minutes on foot.

Caution! NO overnight stay possible here, only parking allowed during the day! Signs total no stopping for Womos between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. !!!

The parking space is nicely laid out, but paying in the swimming pool is cumbersome in the digital age. We only stayed 1 night as there was very heavy traffic noise from 6am in the morning.

Very nice parking space at the foot of the Karlsburg ruins, which is usually occupied from lunchtime, at least in the main season. The very beautiful old town can be reached on foot, even better by bike. Be sure to visit the Karlsburg castle ruins. This can be reached after a steep ascent (on foot), but the view from up there is fantastic.

Parking space close to the center, ideal in rainy weather. The old town is quickly explored. Information material for the city tour is available from the tourist office. You can climb the Baderturm for free, from up there you have a beautiful all-round view of the city and the surrounding area.

Very nice parking space. We stood on the meadow, there are also parking spaces right on the Main. Great starting point for bike tours. Supply and disposal are included in the parking space price of € 9. The bakery can be reached quickly by bike (300 m). In the evening, the parking fee is collected in cash.

OK for one night. The RV sites are very tight. Electricity and water have to be paid extra. The city center is easy to reach by bike. At the beginning of August there were over 50 mobile homes in the parking lot, which of course had to switch to car and bus parking spaces. It was quiet at night, people also sleep in the open under the bridge there.

Huge mixed parking lot on which the RV parking spaces are occupied by a vaccination center and test tent. Mobile homes were parked on car parking spaces, but were partially parked by the cars. At the moment it is not recommended to park there as a mobile home owner.

Very nicely located on the Main for a free parking space. The parking space is gravel and there are significantly more motorhomes parked there than indicated in the app. It is a mixed parking lot, i.e. cars and boat trailers can also be parked there. Very good starting point for bike tours. Bakery approx. 500m away. Greywater disposal is allegedly possible with your own hose, many mobile home owners disposed of with buckets.

If you like to stand on a mixed parking lot, this is the right place. Disposal closed. A point for proximity to the old town.

Everything is parked here and there. There are designated motorhome parking spaces on which mobile homes and caravans with Münster license plates are only parked, horse trailers and cars etc. are also parked on these parking spaces. On weekdays you are parked by cars in the morning. It was quiet at night.

All parking spaces are only designated as car parking spaces, no Womo sign far and wide. So we preferred to drive on, although there were a lot of Womos there, including local Womos.

Very nice parking space that the municipality provides here free of charge. Even supply and disposal are free. A Dixi toilet was also at the place. A negative corona test, not older than 24 hours, should be sent to the e-mail of the municipality, this notice is posted on the parking space.

The parking space offers a beautiful view of the Mittelland Canal, which was well traveled by ships during our stay. You can call the mobile phone number on the display, the groundskeeper comes and takes the money. Unfortunately there is only electricity on site, which costs extra. No trees, so satellite reception is possible. You can cycle along the canal to Minden on bumpy dirt roads.

Nice, quiet parking space, access only with current, negative corona test. Very quiet and an ideal starting point for cycling around the Steinhuder Meer. Promenade in Steinhude very nice. Place costs € 10 without electricity, € 13 with electricity.

Nice parking space and starting point for bike tours. You still need a negative corona test, but you can do it well in the city. Local cars still like to drive here, what is there to see?

Parking space blocked since 03/15/21, corona test tent is currently there. Parking is only possible in the adjacent car parking spaces, subject to a fee € 3 per day (7 a.m. to midnight)

Disposal prices usury, cassette flushing € 3, water tap allegedly also takes 20 cents, but then no water comes. Other pumps show liter delivery, nothing came out. Parking space is funded with EU funds, dear community, please take care of it too.

Nice, quiet parking space. Optimal for one night.

Do not go there at the moment, everything is locked.

Would be a nice parking space if it weren't for the constant street noise during the day. Quieter for a few hours at night. The beautiful old town can be reached quickly by bike. Free of charge, no disposal options, except for ordinary waste bins.

Closed, probably due to Corona. How long???

Currently closed, only parking possible at the parking lot. Sign crossed out with Womo sign. There is a corona rapid test tent on the motorhome parking spaces.

Couldn't stay there overnight, closed due to Corona. The public order office has indicated to us that staying overnight is currently still punished with a fine. Can only get better

Nice, very well-attended parking space in Greetsiel. Tall trees on the right-hand parking spaces, no satellite reception and street noise, quiet at night. Payment at the machine. You have to present a negative corona test, have recovered or be vaccinated twice in order to be allowed to stay overnight. Rapid test center in Greetsiel, community center. From Greetsiel you can go on wonderful bike tours.

Nice free parking space. The bakery is located in the Markant supermarket, approx. 1000 steps there and back. We couldn't find gray water disposal, just "normal" gullies.

Nice place, has everything you need. Bakery easily accessible on foot. Cycled on cycle paths to Bremen and Vegesack. We would love to come back again.

Beautiful, newly created parking space with supply and disposal options. Electricity and water cost extra, water 4 minutes running time for 1 €, supposedly 90 liters (you must use a hose with a large diameter) The center of the village can be reached quickly by bike. Nice little town.

The parking space is now only shown as a car parking space. So didn't want to stay here overnight.

Unfortunately no signs for motorhomes were found

Great parking space and free of charge. Very well attended, also by caravan drivers. Children's playground right next to it. Electricity available and sewage disposal possible, but no fresh water. Good starting point for cycling. Baker 1 km away.

Signpost available, then you stand in front of a locked gate. No turning, drive backwards! Everything closed, small excavator was in place. No indication of how long the blocking should last.

We paid € 28 for an overnight stay the following day. If I had known that I would have continued. No fee notice, swimming pool parking, swimming pool closed, electricity and water are extra. Because of the trees, satellite reception is not possible in all seats. Public order office comes to collect.

Very nice and well-kept parking space. Have only stayed here. Not far from the motorway and still quiet. Parking bay for larger Womos> 6m but too short.

Quiet place to stay and ideal for visiting the outdoor pool and thermal baths (without Corona). The local womos are not on the pitch, but on a private site right next to it. Gray water disposal with a hose is also possible. Very nice old town, reachable on foot in 10 minutes.

The parking space is free and you can quickly get to the city center by bike. Not marked as a Womo parking space. On mild summer nights, however, not quiet at night - music until midnight - singing by lay people almost half the night.

Too bad there are large signs on the place, how the campers should behave, even video surveillance is pointed out - and what we had to experience: several dealers from the UK not only used the parking space for overnight accommodation but also as a goods handling area. Even after midnight there was no peace and quiet. Our parking ticket was checked in the morning. Not funny!!

If you love it very lonely and isolated, this is the place for you. Unfortunately no view of the Oder, only on meadow and bushes. We only had a coffee break here and then drove on. Disposal apparently only possible when the groundsman comes whenever that is. You can't, even if you pay for it.

The parking space can be recommended, everything available that you need for supply and disposal. The site is fenced and only accessible with a key. Phone number of the harbor master can be found at the entrance, as this is not always there. Downtown easily accessible.

A good starting point for a tour of Potsdam. We were on our bikes, but you cannot take them with you in the Sans Souci park. You can only dispose of your rubbish, there are several (overfilled) rubbish bins available. Paying the parking fee at the machine only with cash (including banknotes) - okay for one night!

Not recommended for campers over 6m. The access road is narrow and busy when the weather is nice. We could not drive to the parking space, everything was parked. Opportunity to turn only if the passenger stops the traffic. This is for information only.

Ideal for spending the night and visiting the ship lifting systems. It's great that there are such parking spaces! !

The photo does not show the parking space, only the driveway. Stand alone on the square. Grass pavers as a surface. By bike 2 km to the Baltic Sea beach, 450m to the idyllic sports boat harbor with restaurant. A bike tour to Bansin 11 km or Ahlbeck 15 km on the bike path is possible. Parking fee at the machine in cash or via app - € 10 including tourist tax. Ok for 1 night!

If you love it lonely and secluded, this is the right place. We don't love any hustle and bustle either, but that was too remote for us. Few pitches also have a water view. We drove on

Location did not convince us to linger. There are ships everywhere that have been scrapped - if you like it! The surface is sometimes very uneven. We only disposed of it and paid € 5 for it. If you want to visit the museum, you can also drive to a parking lot and then on

Ideally located for visiting Greifswald. Only a few minutes walk to the city center. Parking fee € 5.00 for 24 hours. No specially designated womo places. Somewhat restless at night due to people celebrating at the harbor basin. Parking for one night.

A really nice parking space. When we were there on July 11th, there was still enough space, even though it was a Saturday. Can only recommend the place. Water is available on request at the kiosk against payment.

Feels the only way in Wismar to turn off his Womo. All parking spaces that we have seen are closed to womos. The place is conveniently located to visit the city. Supply and disposal possible, water and electricity cost extra.

Large parking lot with supply and disposal, small change ready with water and electricity (1 euro each) otherwise you get nothing. Parking fee and spa tax for second person etc. but card payment at the machine. With the bikes you are quickly on the promenade. Ok for one night.

Access is a bit adventurous at the moment because of the construction site. Stand alone with our Womo (7.40 m) on the pitch. Center easily accessible on foot (many construction sites in the center), even satellite television worked, opposite Norma, train noises almost inaudible. Ideal starting point for a stroll through the city - free of charge

Since we wanted to wash our laundry there and this is currently not possible - locked due to Corona - we drove on again.

To stay overnight for one night completely okay. Satellite reception also possible in summer if you are not too close to the bushes. Signposted way to the city center and within walking distance. There is no supply or disposal, but it is quiet

Since we only wanted to explore the area with our bikes, we bought a parking ticket for 4 hours. That cost 2 €, paid at the machine with an EC card. You don't have to buy a day ticket if you don't want to stay overnight

Ideal location to visit the naval memorial, not far from the beach. Payment at the machine with an EC card. Trash can available. Disposal extra costs. The stars are there for the location

Disposal currently not possible - construction site

Were here on 8/10/19. Drinking water connection defective - no further possibility to rinse the toilet container. Place was surrounded by construction site. We drove on - check-in box hangs on the showcase.

The access to the pitch is tight. The boulevard, on the other hand, is very wide. Disposal available. In September permanent campers on site, who like to give useful tips. Stayed there for one night in late September 2019. Directly at the sea.

Were here on September 24, 2019. Nobody there - closed space. No one responded to the ringing of the bell. - Turning very difficult - driveway tight.

Water and disposal possible - no electricity despite electricity column - city best to explore by bike. Stayed here for one night in late September 2019.

We were there on Sunday and wanted to use V + E-Stelle. This was unfortunately misplaced with trucks. A toilet disposal was possible but unfortunately without rinsing water. There was also no fresh water. Everything was pretty dirty.

In our view, the place to explore the old town is ideally located. On foot, the path leads across the marina through narrow streets and stairs steadily up. We have reached the lookout point on the ledge in about 15 minutes. The approach of the place as well as the approach of the disposal point is for larger WoMos (> 7m) because of the concrete ramp somewhat adventurous, danger of putting on.