Camping des Têtes

We turned around and left after a very unfriendly reception. An angry old (dirty) man with his companion called us rude Europeans because we had arrived during his lunch break (12:30 p.m.). My suggestion to wait out his break so he could eat in peace was not accepted. He remained angry and threatening and pointed us to a very bad spot. When he switched to calling us "Scheissdeutsers," we had had enough of his drunkenness.

We stayed here for 1 night and arrived at a deserted campsite and an unmanned reception, but it wasn't closed! The “Patron” was called. Other regulars showed us around. As mentioned in previous reviews: it felt like living in the 1950s. Fortunately, there was hot water. The area is very beautiful.

friendly lady at the reception, helped us while reception was still closed. 13.40 with dog without electricity. not expensive but you didn't get anything for that now in June. grass on the spots was not mowed anywhere, swimming pool was empty, only open in July and August. sanitary old, but clean. Baker in the village, that is very good.