Dirty riverside, safety concerns

We arrived at the indicated location and it was very dirty and smelled very bad. A little farther on, there is a space on the opposite side where we stayed very peacefully; it is a beautiful place.

We slept very well here. Nobody came by during our stay. During the day, there is road noise from the other side of the river, but the road is not very busy. Access was very easy, and there seem to be several spaces where you can park.

Women in particular, please be careful if you are traveling there alone. An older man, around 70, asked me if he could see my breasts. According to him, he also watched me while I was sleeping at night. I drove on quickly afterward.

The only possible place to stop for a reasonably quiet overnight stay, but hello tires all the same...

The way there leads through an (open) barrier—a bumpy but manageable access road to almost nonexistent (perhaps overgrown?) pitches....

We spent one night here, no problem, very quiet, and passers-by smiled at us, so we did not seem to be bothering anyone.

Currently inaccessible. Bridge closed.

A quiet place in the countryside. We arrived in the evening and stayed one night. Apart from two people walking their dog and three cars, we saw no one. Apparently, nobody was bothered by us staying here either.

Great spot by the water and right in front of the town. We had plenty of space on the meadow beside the walking and cycling path and enjoyed our peace and quiet.

From the pin where the tennis courts are is a dirt path along the river many places to choose. Not a good access to the river. No signs forbidding, we slept there found a little shade at the end of the track. Currently construction happening so many heavy plant trucks passing in the morning.

Beautiful and grassy, yes. The access road was muddy in June and not suitable for 6 m vehicles. But the reason we slept in the tennis court parking lot was that through traffic is prohibited.