Unusual site, currently undergoing some major construction works. Pitches are grouped by unit type and are typically 10 units per group with most pitches screened with hedging. No atmosphere but perceived isolation might suit some. Our pitch was small at 75m2, had some traffic noise, was dirty with bags of rubbish we had to move. Facilities were good with lots of hot water Free Wi-Fi but signal poor. Great bread in mornings. Not much in the immediate area unless you wish to pay for sports facilities. There is a lake with beach. Nearest shop is 1.8km. Gent is about 4km and can be cycled or take free shuttle. Site only really works for a couple of days to see Gent. Cafe and pizza truck on site.

Now known as Urban Gardens Camping and open all year round. Perfect location for Ghent but also for getting the train to both Antwerp and Brussels which is what we did over New Year. Good free shuttle into city centre and Number 19 bus for train station. Some boggy pitches so take mats if staying in rainy season. Toilet block clean and hot showers. Small cafe on site and a pizza truck is also open (all months except December and January). Great location for sports with a large lake situated next door. Also great place for travelling with family/ friends who don\'t have their own accommodation as they have a large number of lodges that can be rented. Electric bikes available to hire on site.

been coming here for years, easy access to ferry in Zeebrugge (sadly now scrapped)
easy access to lovely Gent, which has been developed over the years
old original sani block ok
new ones excellent
great walks
Now under new management

One of the worst sites we have had the misfortune to use in over 30 years of caravanning.
The reception people were friendly and seemed to listen to us but asked us if we wanted a sunny or shady pitch but gave us shade when we wanted sun. When we got to the pitch towing a 420 caravan there was no way to to get it through the ridiculously small entrance way without running tyres over the kerbs. Then we found the pitch had no sun. Next we realised whoever designed this site had no idea what caravanners need or want on or accessible to their pitch. I note their site suggests a 50 metre cable is required for electric hook up. What it fails to mention accurately is where exactly these can be found. From our new pitch, it took some 5 minutes hunting to find a power supply box in the middle of the next door pitch completely obscured by a tent in front of it. The other fields seem to have the same problem. There may be enough power outlets for those who need them and have very long cables, but putting many connections on a box obscured by hedges and tents is just pure laziness ,when the power cables have to run around the site anyway. Why not do what sensible designers do and give each pitch an electric point that can be found without having to stomp through other people\'s pitches.
Ridiculous.
ACSI state that you don\'t have to cook unless you want to as the campsite has a cafe/restaurant , but it seemed only to be open at lunchtime,if at all, and the shop was closed in the afternoons. As this site is used for people visiting Ghent and surrounds, doesn\'t it seem a little odd to be open when their potential customers are out and about taking in the sites.
The showers were good but the toilets needed proper cleaning and the brush holders were dirty.
2 nights here was more than enough.

Way over priced. Reception good with good if not over the top welcoming pack. Cleaning sanitary facilities was done in the morning had to walk to find another. Bus close by and nice location but would not rush back. Can’t comment on everything as decided to stay only one night due to cost.

Excellent site. Very friendly staff. Nice reception area with welcoming staff and welcome pack. Good facilities. Convenient bus link to the middle of town. Having stayed in five ACSI recommended sites over a week this was best site and best value. Can’t grade for children, sports as didn’t use them or take note!