What a lovely little town to visit. Lots of half-timbered houses, unique churches, a museum, a town hall, a sculpture route along the Elbe, etc. The camper pitch and sanitary facilities are neat, though an all-in-one price would be an improvement. Currently, you have to pay separately for water, electricity, and the pitch. The changing area by the shower is veeeery small, and why does the washing-up area lock at 3 pm? Is no one eating there after that?

The view is great, the restrooms are clean, but they're very far away. Electricity is only available at €1.00 for 1.4 kWh at the waterfront camper site. Graywater and chemical toilet disposal is at the campsite itself, accessible only through the reception and barrier, at least a few hundred meters further into the campsite. It's not clearly signposted. You also have to get water further along the campsite. The pitches are very cramped.

Oasis of peace, sports facilities and playground across the road, the Creuse around the corner with walking path in both directions. One toilet block, dated, partly re-tiled and 3 additional outside toilets. The voie verte is best reached via the village, cross the bridge and keep right at the roundabout. Tetates

Sanitary a 9. The place a 4. With 12 campers crammed together, not a ray of sunlight. 3/4 of the campsite was not allowed to be used, because the grass had to recover!!!! It looked beautiful! Maybe a golf tournament should be held. Furthermore, no separate collection and the waste pit for gray water is unfortunately situated. The WiFi a drama, 10 min in 3 days!! The brochure promised something completely different. The price is way too high: € 25.00