Beautiful spot by the lake. Fine restaurant. Sanitary facilities are old. Toilet without a seat. Small and outdated showers. The push button is easily fixed. Pitch 43 was full of tree roots. Nice for a stopover like now, but otherwise not.

Beautiful campsite with clean and spacious sanitary facilities. Shower with a standard tap and push button. The pitches are just about right for a large camper. Located directly on the beach, which is why the pitches are sandy. Dogs are allowed, including on the beach. Truly a beautiful place. However, there are many pigeons and mosquitoes.

Nice quiet spot. Lots of construction work, so some parts are a construction site. We were parked all the way at the back where there was no lighting on either. The sanitary facilities were okay but not very clean. Lots of cobwebs and such. Okay for a stopover. Had to pay 43 for the camper, 2 adults, 3 children and 1 dog.

Nice, simple campsite. Definitely for a stopover. I did have to shell out 70 CHF though for a camper, 2 VWs, 3 kids and 1 small dog. The sanitary facilities were clean. The field was clean.

A small and compact campsite. Good sanitary facilities, a nice drying room, and social areas. The location is also beautiful. The pitches are a bit small for a campervan over 7 meters long, though. The only thing was the price. We had to pay €120 excluding electricity for one night. Okay, so you do have free public transport to the ski lift. One more thing to note. Google Maps indicated a route, but it involved a 2.7-meter-high viaduct. Fortunately, we were able to take a small detour.

We arrived after 6:00 PM, dark and wet. The barrier wouldn't open. I called and spoke to a friendly owner. The site was muddy, but there are stones you can park on. The restrooms were heated and clean. The train and stream are present at night but not disruptive. Only the village church was ringing its bell very early, so you don't need to set your alarm. Highly recommended for those traveling onward.

Easily accessible, plenty of power outlets. Refilling fresh water, emptying the toilet. The whole place makes a well-maintained impression. One downside is the lack of toilets, which means people defecate in the bushes at the camper site. Very dirty.