Thumbs up for the "town square" and thanks to the city fathers! A direct view of the Isar River and surprisingly quiet at night! The old town, with its well-maintained atmosphere, surprises its visitors! In the evening, we went to the beer garden of the Hofreiter restaurant – Bavarian cuisine at its finest!

Once you've navigated the treacherous, potholed track leading to the property, you'll find a very well-maintained campsite, used by a mix of caravans and motorhomes. Primarily a transit site, therefore quite noisy! There's a surcharge of €4 for just one night, bringing the total to €30 per vehicle. Electricity costs €0.80 per kWh, and showers (3 minutes) cost €2. And in this "Bavarian digital age," payment is only accepted in cash. The whole process is cumbersome!

We've known this campsite since 2012, back when it was €10 including a customer loyalty discount card. Now it's €22.75, but we're not complaining. The site is beautifully situated and the price is still reasonable in comparison. Criticizing things like the lack of showers is ridiculous; it's a pitch, so water and waste disposal plus electricity are included, period! You can find everything else at other campsites. More amenities only drive up costs!

This visit once again demonstrates how sloppy Campercontact is in maintaining its database. The current price is €18, which is 20% higher than the Campercontact information itself. Instead of constantly offering deals, the company should perhaps prioritize its core business of data maintenance! The electricity price is €0.75 per kWh, which isn't exactly a bargain compared to other campsites in the area, but this can be avoided with modern technology using solar and lithium batteries.

By far the most well-maintained and beautiful campsite on our 2025 Poland tour, with large flowering pots of flowers everywhere and neatly trimmed hedges. The narrow but cleanly laid-out paths on the campsite, even at 2.5 meters wide and 9 meters long, were a disappointment for us; the Polish dishes on offer were served in a "shabby" manner! The nearby sand dune is a real attraction. €25 including electricity. We didn't use the restrooms, but they were OK.

As the saying goes, the best comes last! This campsite was by far the most beautiful at the end of our trip through Poland, if you appreciate peace and a beautiful ambiance. Everything a camper needs is there. The young man at the reception is very friendly and very helpful, and speaks good English. We paid around €18 for two people, including electricity. Restrooms and showers are available; we used our vehicle's equipment.

No reviews since 2024, so it's time to refresh the experience for the CC community! The site is as "rustic" as it was 10 years ago when we were first here, but still just as interesting. Big boats arrive every half hour. A huge selection of restaurants, cafes, etc., and the beach is right on the doorstep. An attractive spot for a stay with RV equipment, toilets, etc. €18 + tourist tax 2.2

Advantage: Walking distance to the beach. Disadvantage: The four-lane main road is noisy, and the young posers like to let it all hang out, even late into the night. The plumbing isn't exactly "world class" - we didn't use it. The price-performance ratio is completely over the top: €38.50 for a 2-person motorhome. The price was reflected in the maximum occupancy of 50%.