Riverside bridge, muddy access

Bring sturdy pruning shears. The branches scrape along the campervan, which is only 2.1 m wide. If you want to keep your van in good condition, don't drive up the path. I got to within 10 m. I didn't attempt the last clumps of branches—thick, thorny branches. So I reversed back through that section with potholes and mud. I should have done that earlier. A shame about the scratches in the paint and windows.✦Translating

The nearby road is very noisy. Hikers and fishermen are there until 10 p.m. The night is relatively quiet, but the road gets fairly busy quite early. The spot is really beautiful, but the access road is indeed in poor condition.✦Translating

It looked nice in the photos, but when we arrived at 6 p.m., six vehicles belonging to fishermen with tents were already parked there, so there was no room. The road there is also in very poor condition. We drove on.✦Translating

Very narrow, muddy tractor track, not suitable for campers, maybe a little van.

Secluded from the road, near a river. Beautiful and clean spot. You only hear the motorcycles and trucks passing on the road.✦Translating

Beautiful unknown camping spot, known for fishing. Bumpy, but short, road to the spot.

Quiet spot by the water, ideal for resting for one night and letting our dogs run. The downside: lots of rubbish in the trees, and access via a path where the branches touch the motorhome.✦Translating