We stayed here for 2 nights; everything was well taken care of. Plenty of information was available. Warszawa Pludy station is a 15-minute walk from the campsite; train to Warszawa Centralna, free travel for those over 70. Train tickets can be bought in the first carriage from the conductor. There is a locked gate with a code and a small gate with a key. The owner comes to welcome every guest; it is a beautiful place. Definitely recommended for a visit to Warsaw.

Last week I stayed here overnight with 17 others, quite a lot. The sanitary facilities look neat, but there is a sticker on all the toilet doors stating that you are not allowed to empty chemical toilets here, which is understandable. Would it be an idea to make this possible, as well as grey water disposal? After a busy visitor day, the toilets are really no longer clean and the soap, paper, and towels are gone. Would it be an idea to clean this for the paying overnight guests?

The appearance of this campsite could use some improvements. Overflowing trash cans as you drive onto the campsite. The sanitary station contains a lot of grey and black water, yet it appears to be cleaned rarely, if ever. We cycled to the city, but a city map was not available at the campsite. These may be minor points, but they make a stay more pleasant.

Everything is tidy when you arrive, no overflowing trash cans. The shower works fine, lovely warm water. You are on asphalt, so no muddy mess when it rains. We went by bike, but that was quite a challenge, loose stones, tiles, manhole covers, etc. It's nice to have your bike in the city because the city isn't really compact. Great campsite.

All of the above has already been mentioned. In the ladies' shower room, there is still a shower curtain, but nothing for the men. When someone enters, you are faced with your nation. A little privacy is nice.

Use the coordinates, but you'll still drive right past it; there is a sign with a small house on it by the main road—that is the road you need to take. About 100 m further on, you will see a small yellow building on your right, a little further from the road. Completely missed it the first time. Very nice lady, everything is there. Advice: put up a sign at the turn-off and at the destination. We were the only guests today in mid-July. Paid €25

Good campsite for a stopover, friendly welcome. Not busy on the campsite or in the surrounding cottages. Everything is tidy, but some things could use a bit more attention. €28 for an overnight stay for 2 people.

Everything neat and clean, good value for money. Found nothing in Parnü, full. Good alternative.

What a lovely clean place, it has everything. Beautiful surroundings, many campers come here until late in the evening. It has 6 paved pitches. Because it rained a lot last week, some people left again. There is certainly space, but the ground might not be firm enough.

Still available in July, reserved a night one day in advance. It doesn't look very cozy, but you are close to the old town by bus or bike. The shower is a bit of a walk away, though; lovely warm water and plenty of it. It is a shower room with 5 stalls side by side, not even a curtain, so little to no privacy. Shopping center 1 km away, supermarket and laundry in the basement. Washed and dried in 1.5 hours.

We were also assigned a spot, which was certainly not spacious. When more campers arrive, you just have to squeeze in more. Drying is a nightmare at this campsite; laundry was done in 1 hour, but drying time with a heat pump dryer is 3.5 hours. It causes a hassle because someone else's next load is long finished by then. The power goes off at 8 pm because that is when reception closes, and it doesn't come back on until 9 am the next day. There is an excellent laundromat in the basement of the Olimpia shopping center 2 km away.

A great place to park; there are no signs stating that overnight stays are prohibited. Toilet next to the parking lot for a fee. Close to the city.

The spot might be beautiful, but 2 km of unpaved road full of potholes and bends is no good for a bike ride to the city; there's also a 12% incline involved. We turned around and drove the camper to the city.

Not a top-notch campsite; it just isn't quite there. If you want to cycle into town, this campsite is okay, with a short stretch of unpaved road. Right by the river with a large volleyball court. The sanitary facilities are just about acceptable.

It can be a handy system to make reservations but in our experience we have gone a bit too far. If you want to use the shower, a QR code must be scanned to pay, that much is still possible but it is over the top to have to create an account and pay with a credit card. Undressed and in an unheated room, in the winter. Hot dishwater only from 13-15h then no dishes are washed, everyone gone

Very mediocre, definitely wouldn't sleep here!! A garbage dump in the corner. We stood here to visit the city.

Great for visiting the city and staying overnight. Supermarkets very close by. The church with the blue tiles is definitely worth a visit

Great place to spend the night, everything neat. The place is not very cozy but when we were there it rained a lot. Hard ground!!

Great place to park, spacious grounds. Close to the old town 15 min walk. We stood in a corner against the city wall. Left after visiting the city.

Beautiful CP with all the trimmings. Power leaves much to be desired because if we all use a little bit of syrup the main fuse blows out, which is a shame. There is no thread on the water tap, so fill it with the watering can if your hose does not fit.