Waterside gravel, narrow access

A place in the middle of nature for a peaceful night's sleep. We were alone.✦Translating

Great parking for spending a night; the surrounding nature is beautiful. The parking area is very popular with local anglers, so, as in my case on a Friday, it was busy until late evening. At night I was alone, and it was wonderfully quiet.✦Translating

Quite busy when we arrived around 6 p.m., but everyone left within an hour! Great place, although there is some noise from the road and railway, which didn't keep us awake. We were told that the landowner is fine with people sleeping here as long as it is only one night and they leave the place tidy.✦Translating

Pleasant place right next to the start of a hiking trail. Some locals park here to fish. However, I think you can hear the road quite a lot, although it did not prevent me from sleeping.✦Translating

We spent a quiet night. Beware of mosquitoes.✦Translating

Parking as described, suitable only for self-sufficient campers. Access is via a narrow gravel road. Plenty of space and, especially on rainy days, a reasonably level gravel surface. Quiet at night; you occasionally hear the nearby railway line. Otherwise idyllic, with only birdsong.✦Translating

The road there is a small adventure, and you hope no oncoming traffic appears. It is very narrow and heavily overgrown on both sides. No road noise; you can hear the wind in the tall grass. Anglers come here, but my daughter simply joined in fishing and was thrilled by the help. It will be a good night.✦Translating

Beautiful place where you can spend a peaceful night. However, there should be no more than three campers here, as it is also a parking area for local fishermen and hikers, who need space too. Since there is no bin and litter is already scattered in nature, it is very important that everyone takes their rubbish with them. In summary, a good place.✦Translating