Gravel parking, paid overnight

Quiet location, and the campsite around the corner would have cost us 49 euros. The toilets are quite usable and free.

Absolutely overpriced for a gravel site without services: 40 euros per night. The campsite around the corner is cheaper—and better.

An alternative to full-service facilities and overcrowded campsites nearby. Positives are the peripheral location and proximity to what is probably the world's largest dog beach. Negative: 10 euros daily fee + 30 euros overnight parking from midnight to 6 a.m. + another 10 euros daily fee if you want to avoid stress. You get nothing extra for that.

Toilets for women and men are available, each with a sink. Old but functional. In the corridor of the old hall there are two vending machines: one with Klixx products and one with snacks and soft drinks. Free choice of space. We paid only 15 euros instead of the stated 30 euros for the night, which is perfectly reasonable for an overnight parking spot. It gets very muddy in the rain.

An absolute rip-off! 40 euros for 24 hours without any service—shower, Wi-Fi, etc. Every campsite is cheaper. Being close to the beach does not justify the high price.

Fine as a daytime car park. Located directly behind the dyke. But from 8 p.m. the overnight tariff of 30 euros applies until 7:30 a.m. The day ticket costs 10 euros from the fourth hour onward. It can therefore quickly become expensive—for zero services.

The car park is spacious and located beside the beach. There are facilities and water. Very quiet. A little expensive, yes, but the location is fantastic.

Great view of the sheep pastures and completely quiet. Directly behind the dyke. Unfortunately, the toilets smell strongly and were not cleaned once during the four days we were here. The price is also quite steep.

Very large gravel site, with toilets available during kiosk opening hours. No shade, but there is a water point for cleaning feet and giving dogs a drink. Prices are normal: 3 euros per hour, with the daily rate of 10 euros charged from the fourth hour. Overnight parking costs 30 euros. If you do not pay, there is a 39.90-euro contractual penalty; the site is monitored by cameras.

Absolutely overpriced! Unpaved surface. In bad weather everything becomes muddy. Not nice!

52 euros for a car park with nothing, I find that outrageously cheeky. St. Peter is raising the prices. It was designated as a daytime car park, but with a little friendliness from the cashier, last year you could still stay overnight for ten euros.

An absolutely unattractive place—in the rain, shoes and vehicles get covered in mud. Very expensive for such a site. I had to pay 52 euros for one night, from 5 p.m. until 10 a.m. Really not recommended!

The car park is now operated by Fair Parken, and overnight parking costs 30 euros without services. It is very expensive, especially as additional fees apply for other periods. The system works via license-plate recognition.

In addition to the 6-euro parking fee, we were offered an overnight stay in the car park for 10 euros. When we asked the parking attendant about the police stories, he said he calls the police if people do not pay or ask. No services on site. Toilets rather old. After a day at the beach, the toilet looks correspondingly used.

Apparently a new arrangement: the parking attendant offered us an overnight stay for 10 euros in addition to the parking fees, payable the next morning. I do not believe he collects 10 euros and then calls the police. After all, it is private property. There were quite a lot of motorhomes, and no police came.

Many motorhomes took advantage of the possibility to sleep there, so the police are now coming more often. I had to pay quite a lot. Otherwise, it is a nice car park with a pleasant kiosk.