Stayed a couple of nights in order to visit Trier. 40 minutes walk into Saarburg. Wonderful little town on the river. Caught train to Trier 10 euros each way. What a fantastic city!
Campsite fairly good. Staff helpful. Was a public holiday when we arrived so paid a bit extra and it was pretty full. We were squashed in a bit by the side of the road just inside the entrance but we were fine. I believe you can pay more for more sheltered pitch.
Just be aware no taxis back uphill to campsite so was a trek back late in the day in 33° heat.

Just had a peaceful 2 night stay at this great site. The lady on reception made us very welcome and is one of the family who own the site. The site is set in a lovely woodland setting. The pitches are either on grass with hedge boundaries or hardstanding. The toilet block and showers are excellent and kept very clean. Bread can be ordered daily at reception. Saarburg town is a twenty minute walk away. The site also has horse riding facilities available. A must stopover if you are in the area.

We visited this site in early June this year and are planning a return visit for next year.
We loved it. The staff were brilliant, spoke good English and were helpful in many ways.
We paid a little extra as we were on a full service pitch, but that was our choice. The site is very well kept and has something for everyone, there are secluded pitches or ones on the main thoroughfare or as we chose full service with hard standing level platforms built in, these were off to one side.
The toilet and shower facilities were excellent, and no messing about when one was closed for cleaning, just use the other, so if the male facilities were being cleaned and you needed the loo, no problem, everybody used the female side.
The site is surrounded by trees and is very peaceful,there is a riding school incorporated with Icelandic ponies, didn\'t partake ourselves, but nice to see and have around.
Sarburg itself is an interesting and picturesque small town, (the cable car is worth a go) and is just a short drive to Luxemburg and France (Theonville) if you fancy a French supermarket.
You are in the Mosel wine region, so plenty of opportunity to try and buy superb wine. Trier a short drive away and worth a visit.
Overall, highly recommended.

Lovely peaceful site with large flat pitches at a very reasonable price. Toilet facilities are good and cleaned regularly. Will use this site again most certainly. Saarburg well worth a visit and only a few kilometres away.
Bread available daily and friendly staff.