Conveniently located near the town, this place offers the option to pay for day use or a 24-hour stay, including electricity. Waste disposal is available, and you can also purchase fresh drinking water for an extra cost. Campers enter through the ANPR entrance on the right, while buses use the entrance on the left. Payment is made at the booth in the coach car park near the security office before leaving. This facility is highly secure and tends to be busy during peak season, with a one-in-one-out policy. If there is no available space, entry is not permitted. Alternatively, you can wait in the nearby coach parking lot, but please note that it has a high fee and a barrier system.
Convenient parking area to visit Bruges, just a ten-minute walk through tree-lined avenues. Half of the spaces are tight, similar to a regular parking space, while the other half offer the option to set up a small table or open the awning. All spaces are equipped with numbered electrical connections.
This place gets the job done, but nothing more. It's a bit expensive, but it's very close to the city center, so that's why it has a higher price. However, it's quite noisy due to the nearby main roads.