Camping Heidehof

We were forced to look for a campsite because we'd been stuck in traffic around Munich for over four hours. This campsite was listed on Campercontact for €26.40. At 6:30 PM, there was no one at reception, although the barrier did open. The next morning we wanted to leave early, but reception didn't open until 8 AM. We were charged €40 for one night's stay with the campervan. The power points were old and dirty, and the bathrooms were clean but outdated. Way too expensive!

For a transit campsite, this one scores highly. Spacious pitches, electricity available but no running water. Sanitary facilities are clean and plentiful. There's a nice, good restaurant, and it was delicious! We think there's always room. Friendly staff and a warm welcome. A campsite to remember.

Busy (due to the campsite's hiking trails), so it was a bit of a hassle. But we knew that beforehand. There's a swimming pool for youngsters, mini golf, and a youth meeting place. There's a pizzeria (good pizzas), and the restrooms are fine. It's just a shame you have to go all the way to the restrooms for a bottle of water. There's no water point on every pitch (although it's opposite the restrooms).