This site seems to be in evolution, in the lower levels there are many permanent pitches occupied by caravans with various types of awnings, some tidy but many cluttered overgrown and dilapidated. Virtually all were unoccupied in late May. There seems to be a slow process of converting these to touring pitches or chalets. Elsewhere much change has been has come about, Near to the entrance are new ‘Komfort Plus’ touring pitches that feature individual bathrooms. ‘Komfort’ pitches nearby replicate UK service pitches but neither of these categories seemed to be available to us on booking. Very new ‘Wild West’ wooden coaches on four wheels look new and seem fully connected to services. Basic grass pitches for caravans, motor homes, and tents but were placed in an attractive meadow area with attendant facilities. We were directed however to a pitch in an older sloping area which was adequate though like most of the site, lacked trimming of hedges and grass. Sanitary facilities were clean and warm and fullly equipped, One shortcoming was that the chemical closet emptying room was locked, this being discovered outside of the rather limited reception opening hours. More annoying was that on arrival the number plate recognition operated barrier had not been apprised of our registration causing a several car hold up while a site staff member was tracked down to allow us entry. Furthermore, we were again denied access on the following day. The site is good for a stopover on the way to Austria and beyond and if you wish wish to penetrate the nearby Nurburgring motor sport and car testing complex. We did not have time to take in the Eiffel Mountain Park area though imagine this worth visiting. The area is at a high altitude, we saw 1800 feet, and is cool as a result, we woke to seven degrees C in late May rising to fifteen C later in the day.