Work is progressing well on a new toilet block here. Just a little patience until next year. What is currently here is no longer adequate, but the shower water is wonderfully warm. Spacious pitches, beautiful lawn. Nice cycling route, and Uden and Nistelrode are doing well with large fashion stores and many shops.

All of the above has already been said, plenty of shaded spots. We also had dinner there one evening; you have to sign up in advance. We were sitting all alone; couldn't get in before 7 pm due to a group. The service was lightning fast; they didn't ask if we wanted anything to drink, water was already there. Soup to start, followed immediately by fries (lots of them), schnitzel + salad in a cup. Ice cream for dessert, and all of that in less than an hour. We had to ask for mayo; oh, it's right there on a table. Too bad.

We cannot share the review below. We arrived around 3:30 PM looking for a spot with the camper for one night. An unfriendly lady shouted: "Reservation? Well, no. Fully booked." She couldn't even manage a goodbye. She made no effort whatsoever to see if anything could be arranged. We will just look for another place.

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.