We stayed in a mobile home, but one of the older ones. it was a little bit tired, but fine. They are in the process of replacing these and the newer ones are a lot smarter. The Landal mobile homes are on reasonably spacious pitches. Canvas and Vacansoleil are also there, but quite squashed up but closer to the pool/restaurant etc. There are also some purpose built lodges/bungalows at the other end of the site. Some have been updated, some not. They are spread out with lots of shrubbery in between. The site is on top of a steep hill so we had a gret view from our mobilhome.
The pool is very popular but not massive so can be a little overcrowded at busy times. There is a slide and a few things that squirt water out/make jacuzzi style bubbles. There is also a toddler pool with a mini slide. It's not as fancy as some pools we've seen on other sites, but my junior school aged kids found it enough. It was especially good when it was raining! The pool in town appeared popular, but we didn't use it. There are little play areas dotted around and a bigger one with an airbag bouncy thing near the pool. There are a couple of volleyball/tennis courts, table tennis tables and a football area.
The campsite is 95% dutch visitors, it's a dutch company, but we had no problem communicating in english. There is a well stocked little supermarket on site for bread/croissants and most other groceries. We tended to use the Lidl at the bottom of the hill or drive a little further to the REWE and Aldi for a better range. We didn't use the restaurant/bar but there seemed to be events organised daily. our mobilehome and also the lodges/bungalows were far enough away that we weren't disturbed.
There are lots of walks from the site, some through vineyards and others through forests. We mainly go on holiday for this so there was plenty to keep us occupied as there are lots of well marked trails around the Moselle. You can walk through the woods to the Saarburg greifvogel park where we enjoyed a fantastic birds of prey show. There is a rodelbahn and a pancake house near the chairlift. My two enjoyed these. The chairlift was fun to go into town (get your tokens at the campsite - much cheaper). Saarburg is quite pretty for a walk with a few cafes/restaurants but the Eiscafes were our favourite.
There was quite a lot to do in the area, but we mostly stuck to hiking/castles/river. Luxembourg is not far and we enjoyed the Mullerthal trail. It's not far to France, either.