We had a wonderful night's sleep here! €19 total, including electricity. The road to the site is a bit messy/outdated, but the site itself is very clean! There are clean restrooms you can use.

We stayed at the campsite for one night; unfortunately, the passing spots were already full. It cost us €39 WITHOUT electricity; you have to pay for electricity at checkout (€0.70 per kWh). We thought this was quite expensive for one night. The sanitary facilities are clean, and the Wi-Fi works well. We only experienced some nuisance from barking dogs.

A great spot to stay overnight waiting for the boat. There were two stalls: one with chicken and one with Greek food. You can buy electricity at a meter post if you want. We did see someone cleaning the inside of their chemical toilet with a fresh water hose... we skipped refilling it... not very hygienic.

This campsite is way too expensive. We stayed for one night as a stopover, but there was no water view, road noise, children, and smokers. Showers are paid. It's absurd considering how much you're already paying for this place! Showers should be free for that price. There are also laundry facilities, but far too few. If you stay longer, you might have the chance to do some laundry. There's only one empty/charging station, which is also too few.

It's a great place to stay overnight and drive the pass the next morning. It's a bit of a mess there, but once you're there, you're there. The facilities are fine but could be better. They do have a nice souvenir shop. Breakfast is delicious and good, but it only starts at 9:30, and then you can expect your breakfast at 10:00, so we were up the pass later than expected. The campsite itself was nice and quiet, noise-wise.

I completely agree with all the other reviews! The owners are very friendly, the bathroom facilities are a bit older but well-maintained, and there's a kitchen to use. Nice, quiet surroundings.

Excellent campervan sites. There are power outlets, but there aren't enough per pole for the number of pitches surrounding it; we had to search for power at other poles. Wi-Fi is also available if you're near the reception building or restrooms. The restrooms are manageable, clean, and the water is hot. The biggest drawback is the single campervan emptying area. If you arrive later in the morning (between 9:00 and 11:00 AM), there can be a significant traffic jam.

Great spot to pitch, though it fills up quickly! There's a second small campervan site opposite the harbor, with yellow lines on the ground and power poles. The sanitary facilities are fine, and despite all the campervans, it's a quiet spot.

Great places (19st), flat terrain. Nice that there is a marking on the ground so that there is enough space between the campers, also suitable for larger campers. Access road is asphalt, the places are equipped with gravel. Village with sights, shops and restaurants within walking distance. Quiet environment. Electricity goes with €1 coins. You stand for € 3 per 4 hours or €10 per day (max 5 days) Just no toilet building

Nice location with little to no shadow. Grass fields with electricity and water at each place. No special CP places or rates and therefore more expensive. Very nice new toilet block. Picnic area and playground for children within walking distance, follow sign "wasserfall". Internet is slow, sandwiches to order at the bar / bistro.

nice well-kept terraces CP, free places with electricity. Toilets in the building next to the entrance (code lock). reasonably straight places gravel / grass. no shower or washing facilities. great food in the restaurant. the main mountain road is very busy at night (very quiet at night). gives little trouble if you are not directly along the road. in the morning and evening in the shadow of the mountains.

Too bad that there were no less than 8 caravans on the camper pitches. As a result, no more space was available. No particular view further and the rates I found on the high side. We drove to CP Rasp in Oberau and stood there deliciously for € 12, - per night