@Beer62

We arrived in the afternoon and walked around to see where we could check in. There was a lady sitting on the terrace who looked at us but then just looked the other way. Later it turned out that this was the reception after all. So, no warm welcome for us. "Just find a spot," she said, and nothing else at all, not even a ticket for the gondola that everyone seems to get. In short, an overpriced campsite with an incredibly unfriendly lady. We had to pay €42.20.

Neat, clean, and tidy camper site with all amenities. We were welcomed in a friendly manner; at this camper site, we each received a Saalfelden Leogang Card, which allows you, for example, to take the Asitz cable car twice. The view is beautiful! We paid 65 euros.

Quiet stay by a beautiful beach. The camper pitches are well signposted.

A campervan site that has been taken over by many permanent residents. The parking lot itself was spacious, but poorly maintained. The payment terminal didn't work. You could transfer money to a bank account, and you could empty the toilet, but not flush it because the entire button was broken. Electricity was free, but whether it was all safe remains to be seen.

A nicely laid-out campervan site, but nothing special. The campervan site is paid for per 24 hours, and payment is made at the parking meter. Electricity costs €1 per 2kWh and was 16A at the post where we were parked. There are several shops further along in the village.

Neat camper site by the road and the lake. Amenities such as gray water disposal, toilet disposal, water refill, and electricity were available. Electricity is 16A and costs 0.60 cents per kWh; payment is made with coins. The parking meter wasn't working, but the manager collected the money.