Camping Giessenpark

Arrived yesterday in the rain. Lured by the ACSI rate. Drove through the village via, among other things, a narrow and 3.10m high railway tunnel. The campsite was sold out, and the ACSI pitches were even booked for the long term. As a gesture of goodwill, we were allowed to stay one night on a remaining pitch for 63.00 Swiss Francs. We drove on to the Pizolbahn.

Great location right on the Rhine, good and clean sanitary facilities, a good restaurant at the lido, and free entry to the lido are great advantages. However, some of the gravel pitches are completely exposed to the sun and lack any ambiance. More like a parking area than a campsite.

It's certainly not cheap, but nothing is cheap in Switzerland. A great place to empty, fill, and wash. Fantastic hot showers. Simply wonderful and incredibly clean. There's also a spacious, clean dishwashing area. You can easily walk to the charming village, golf course, or the Rhine. The Coop supermarket is an 8-minute walk away. Campinggaz is also available in the village at the Coop gas station. Lovely walks and plenty to do. We were there for Christmas. We'd love to come back.