We used to come here often when the children were still small. We had a huge amount of fun: there is so much to do around the campsite, most pitches have fantastic views, and the kids were always thoroughly entertained by the animation team with their very diverse activities. This year we came back for a few days to relive some old memories. Just before the high season, so plenty of availability to choose from.

A ridiculously expensive campsite; we paid €159.00 per night for four people in a VW T5. You can't enter or leave the campsite with your car or campervan between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM, and after 8:00 PM. Nice and clean sanitary facilities, a great pool, and a lovely path to the sea. Plenty of free spaces on the beach; a beach bed at the front costs a whopping €35.00 per person per day! Entertainment continues until about 11:30 PM, but we're not early risers, so that wasn't a problem for us.

This shared parking lot is very busy during peak season, so arrive early! The bridge takes you directly to the city center, and the escalators take you straight to the gondola. The caretaker arrives around 8:00 AM, and you'll have to leave or pay another €15.00 fee. It's a great location for visiting Ortisei and hiking on the Seceda.

Parking and overnight stays with a smaller campervan up to 2.40 m high are free after 6:00 PM at P3, when the parking attendants are gone. You can park at P2 for €6.00, but it's a 20-minute walk. The free campervan site "Parcheggio Monguelfo" is also an option, but it's a 7 km bus or bike ride to the lake. Beautiful surroundings with various hikes and the option to rent a rowboat for €15.00 per person.

We have been here very often for 1 night without a reservation in the high season over the past 20 years, but this year we suddenly had to book at least 3 nights. This while there was enough space and we were at the reception at 18:00. Very unfortunate and rather arrogant. Furthermore, a very busy campsite and many pitches with colored lighting and garden gnomes. The very narrow and long road to it is almost impossible to do with a camper or caravan.

Overnight stays are NOT allowed here, this is also stated on the signs. As mentioned before, the administrator will send you away early in the morning. You are only allowed to park for a short time before visiting the lock. This is closely monitored so long-term parking is also not allowed. However, you can park on the left outer ring in front of the yellow buildings, which is not private land of the castle and falls under the city of Munich.

Terrible in high season; mega pressure and all together. No beach but only rocks. Access road very narrow and passing each other is therefore impossible. It is better to drive on to the campsite or the motorhome spot that are next to it on either side.

Beautiful CP with very spacious pitches 100 meters from the fine pebble beach and 750 meters from Murter. We paid here € 26.00 for four people including electricity. Beach is busy but beautiful with many bars and eateries. A little further (walk through the mega-busy camping Slanica) is a nice little peninsula with a beautiful bay with also many nice catering establishments.