On the expensive side: €12 for the campervan and over €2 per person for 24 hours. Electricity is coin-operated. The town itself is rather dull. There is a shopping plaza with Lidl, DM, etc. within walking distance.

Arrival after reception closed was well-organized! We still managed to get a spot. Spacious spot with electricity and water. Showers require a card, and you have to pay for them separately. At €44.50 per night, we actually think it's a bit expensive.

You can choose your own spot on the spacious fields. Friendly manager; we even received a welcome package for the dog! The lake is beautiful, but the cottages are very dated. This makes the park feel a bit strangely old-fashioned. Sanitary facilities are adequate, and the shower is nice and hot! The location is excellent, close to Jena and accessible by public transport.

Great location for visiting Prague! A 25-minute tram ride away. You're beautifully situated in the orchard; you can choose your own spot. The bathroom facilities are clean but cramped and have a shower curtain. That doesn't make it a 5-star hotel. This was our second stay and we'll definitely be back! Bread and rolls are available in the shop across from the gate. We paid €104 for 2 nights, including 3 people and a dog.

Bad parking. Especially for campers longer than 6 meters. We parked at a parking space near the station for 100 kroner per hour. It took a bit of searching, but the city center was easily walkable.

A warm welcome, no fixed pitches but plenty of space. The bathroom facilities are a godsend; no shower curtains, just nice, closed, clean cubicles. That's an exception for the Czech Republic! We paid €44 per night for three people and a dog. Parking in Brno with a campervan is difficult! The "P" mentioned here in the app isn't suitable for longer campervans! There's a parking lot near the train station for 100 kroner per hour.

Great campsite for visiting the city. Tram 4 is just 500m away, and you'll be in the historic center in about 20 minutes! It's a bit pricey, though: €44.50 for one night with three people, a dog, and electricity. The bathroom facilities are substandard. Dogs are not allowed on the beach!

A very friendly welcome at the reception. Clean bathroom facilities. Good base for exploring Linz. Public transport is a 1.5 km walk away. We parked the campervan on Postlingberg and took the tram into the city. Parking is free! Price: €128 for 2 nights, including 3 dogs and electricity.

Beautiful campsite with a lovely lake where dogs are also welcome. The barrier is closed upon arrival, so you have to walk down a bit to reach reception. That could be improved. The sanitary facilities are outdated but clean. Nice restaurant for breakfast and dinner. Price: €64 for 1 night with 3 people, dog, and electricity.

A lovely campsite with pitches of varying sizes. You choose your own spot and then check in at reception. It's a bit chaotic... Within walking distance of the beautiful lake! There's almost nothing available at the campsite itself except for breakfast rolls, which you have to order! So make sure you've done your grocery shopping before you arrive! We paid around €65 for one night with the campervan.