The entrance to the campsite is a bit tricky, you can drive right past it if you're not careful. The lady behind the reception was very nice and cooperative, we were in the back, but that is not the places wonderfully spacious. The plumbing is outdated but clean and good water. As a transit campsite, it is top notch.

The most beautiful places are at the back, where you don't get an ACSI discount. Spacious pitches, just sanitary. Unfortunately no bread service, bakery around the corner close. So you have to go into the town, where there is nothing to do. The 'fine restaurant' next to the campsite is a burger and pizza joint.