Lakeside parking, height limits

We have just checked out this spot but it’s really close to some private homes. Wouldn’t dare to park here overnight. There is just space for about 1 camper, terrain not even. ✦Translating

Nice access to the lake, a meadow for camping with picnic benches, and hiking opportunities. However, there is no toilet, and it is inaccessible with a larger car or motorhome.✦Translating

We didn't like it there and didn't stay.✦Translating

We tried all the three access roads we could find on Google Maps, two ended in very narrow underpasses, the third one was a very narrow track that we didn't even try to drive down on. We have a 2.80 high camper van, maybe it's easier with a smaller car.✦Translating

Really wonderful, quiet, secluded pitch right by the water. There is a large meadow with plenty of space and eight picnic tables. Unfortunately, there is no toilet nearby. Access is a little narrow because you have to drive through a railway underpass. Southern entrance: width 3.50 m and height 3.80 m. The railway is nearby, but trains run very rarely. Recommended!✦Translating

I confirm the height limit is 2.50 m. No sign indicates this.✦Translating

We could not reach the site because of the railway underpass. 2.50 m high and 2.80 m wide. Therefore, we could not stay overnight.✦Translating

To access it, you have to take the cycle path for 200 metres. Swimming is possible. Noisy location close to the motorway and railway line. Nevertheless, we slept here with two vans.✦Translating

In our opinion, the place is absolutely ideal, hidden by trees on one side and opening onto a wonderful view of the lake on the other. Benches and a barbecue area are available. The toilet is, admittedly, in our grandparents' style—a wooden outhouse—but there is no point complaining because at least there is one and it keeps the rain off your head. It may matter to some people that a railway line runs nearby; it is quite an experience watching the trains pass overhead.✦Translating

We drove past there in the dark and saw no way to get onto the meadow with our camper. It looked more as though some kind of metal barrier had been put up to keep vehicles out. We continued on.✦Translating

The site is directly in a residential area, much smaller than it appears in the picture, and very uneven. It is also right beside the gravel road. A train runs above it, which is quite noisy. The picnic benches had been put away, and trees blocked the view of the lake. We drove on because we felt completely uncomfortable.✦Translating

Nice picnic area with benches by the lake, but the parking space is in the back with tree blocking view, and not very camper friendly✦Translating

Marked parking area, slightly uneven—you should bring levelling blocks. Once positioned, it is great. There is a house 80 metres away, but in our view that is far enough not to be disturbing. Access is via a gravel road along the lake.✦Translating