You shouldn't visit this campsite for the coziness or fun atmosphere. Most pitches are rented out as permanent pitches. They are deserted, and several are dilapidated. This creates a gloomy atmosphere. In 2 days, we saw only one cleaner at the outdated sanitary facilities. The pitches were level and partially tiled. A plus point. The adjacent huge natural swimming pool with a high diving board is, however, fun for the children.

Beautiful camper site; everything is cared for and maintained down to the last detail. There is a beer garden available for a tasty, easy meal. There is an extra charge for sanitary facilities (toilets are free), but we were happy to do so because it is worth it. There is also an extra charge for electricity when using the air conditioning and for fresh drinking water. Everything is more than reasonable. Recommended for a stopover or a visit to Legoland. We cycle for an hour with 2 children.

Spacious pitches, plenty of shade. The sanitary facilities are also top-notch, and the swimming pool is beautiful. We found the many guests noisy. Music playing in various places, laughter and talking until late. There is a shop and restaurant on site, but we did not use them ourselves.

A campsite in a prime location right on Lake Idro. It is a small, cozy campsite with nice sanitary facilities, a fantastically friendly owner, a lovely little shop, and a restaurant. There is also a swimming pool. The only downside is that the pitches are quite close together here, but if you enjoy campsite life together, that is wonderful too. Lots to do in the surrounding area: a nice village, boat trips, and a fort to visit.

A campsite as it should be, in our opinion: small, peaceful, and fun for the children. Getting there with our 7-meter camper was manageable, but the roads narrowed and the last 500 meters are steep uphill with potholes. You get something in return for that: a swimming pool filled with water from the stream, electricity generated by solar panels, and a friendly atmosphere. Be sure to eat at Pizzeria Rita. It is a 35-minute uphill walk through the forest. Bring a flashlight back.

Don't expect grass, greenery, or nature. But apart from that, this camper site has everything. A lovely swimming pool, a nice clean new sanitary facility with a great shower. It is within walking distance of the beach, close to the beautiful cycle route along an old railway line to San Remo. The managers are friendly and welcoming; they do not speak English. You pay extra (in advance) for your own electricity. And one euro for a 5-minute hot shower. Highly recommended.

City campsite with many terraces. Because of this, we had a lot of privacy. However, there are spots where you are closer together. The sanitary facilities are okay. But the real recommendation is the fantastic, beautiful, large municipal swimming pool that you are allowed to use as a campsite guest.

The campsite is a bit dated in every respect, but that doesn't detract from the camping atmosphere. It is definitely a real city campsite. Large grounds, many pitches, but also very large pitches. There is a lovely swimming pool, and all kinds of activities are organized (music in the evening) or arts and crafts for the children. It was certainly a pleasant stay here.

This campsite has everything for a few relaxing days. A large playing field, shady spots (sometimes between hedges), a nice swimming pool, and a bistro for a bite to eat and a drink. The sanitary facilities look clean and like new.

Nice little campsite that is cared for with love. There is a small restaurant on site, and the sanitary facilities are clean. Dutch people know how to find this campsite; in the evening, the children play together until 10:00 PM. After that, it is dead quiet. There is a camping field, but the small lane with a bit more privacy is nicer. The managers do everything with passion, from a chat and advice about the area to preparing pizzas for pizza night.

Nice, friendly campsite. A bit dated, but with nice sanitary facilities. Pitches are not very large, but screened off by a small tree or plants. In the evening, there is a lively atmosphere thanks to children running around and playing. This made it an excellent holiday spot. Restaurant with a simple menu.

Arrived here while passing through. The pitches were not very large; privacy didn't seem to be important, especially for the guests. Everyone was walking across each other's pitches, taking the shortest route. We didn't like this. The sanitary facilities were okay, the pool a bit dated, nice terrace and facilities for relaxation. But above all, very busy.

Typical transit campsite; many people only stay for one night. The sanitary facilities are fine, not dirty but not super clean either, due to the high turnover. Mostly older people. The pitches are laid out with plants in between, yet you are still close together. Our takeaway pizza was overpriced. We will quickly look for a more magical spot. Nice playground available for children.

Lovely small, quiet campsite. All facilities are as good as new and very clean. Great shower! All kinds of tents/chalets, from large to small, are available for rent spread across the terraces. This looks very cozy. Nice, level spots for the camper. The hostess is very friendly and attentive, speaks English and French, and wants guests to feel at home. There are many beautiful walking and cycling routes in the area.

Beautiful, spacious pitches on this terraced campsite, even with our 7-meter campervan. Everything looks neat, tidy, and well-maintained, and there's a (small) swimming pool. The sanitary facilities are a bit older but functional and clean. We can't say the welcome was warm (due to the crowds?), and even later, when we asked about the surrounding area, communication wasn't warm and smooth, even though we spoke the same language.

This is a large campsite, but the pitches are small and close together, with two rows of pitches along the path. The location and surrounding area are fantastic for walking and cycling. There's a lovely swimming pool, but unfortunately, you have to pay extra to use it. We found this unacceptable, as the other facilities are very minimal. The sanitary facilities are clean.

This campsite takes you back in time, a lifetime in fact. It's been there for 35 years, as are the restrooms and swimming pool. But the extremely friendly manager, Jacques, has a goodwill. He keeps everything clean himself, chops wood to heat the shower (only hot in the evenings and mornings), and makes delicious fries. It's camping like in the old days; you either love it or hate it, there's no middle ground. Peace reigns here!

Excellent, beautiful campervan site with one major drawback. We were bothered by a sewage smell all night. There's a chemical toilet, which is located above ground. The reason? The owners are very friendly, there's an outdoor shower, nice, modern, clean restrooms, and a large, level parking area to park your campervan. You can also park among the trees. There are also excursions available, including panning for gold in the river.

Very hospitable hosts, everyone is extremely friendly. This place looks fantastic, with lots of greenery and beautifully demarcated pitches (though a bit small for a large campervan). There's also a spacious outdoor field. There are many trendy relaxation spots, an outdoor shower, and a relaxation area. Breakfast and dinner are available at the food truck. The restrooms are very clean, but the showers are small and too few for the number of pitches.

A large campsite for the masses. Lots of mobile homes for rent, and quite noisy, especially from the constant traffic on the campsite. We don't appreciate that. The sanitary facilities are quite outdated, but they are kept clean. The swimming pool is large, and there's a good shop with a café/restaurant.

Great camping site. The site is small and very quiet. There are lovely green areas and some more lively areas. The campsite has several terraces, and the owner runs a small restaurant where you can enjoy delicious food. The sanitary facilities are a bit outdated; there's only cold water for washing dishes, and we had a lot of flies while we were there. All in all, a good "stopover spot," but I wouldn't stay longer.

Lovely campsite. Friendly atmosphere, large pitches with plenty of shade. There's plenty of space for children to play, and there are also many animals. Another plus is the water tap, cooled with or without bubbles. There's also an ice machine. You pay for this, but it keeps plastic out of the house. A good base for visiting Padua or the national park further south.

Here you rate the location. A top campsite for visiting Venice (20 minutes by boat). Most of the campsite guests do this too. There's a lot of turnover, everyone looking for their own spot among the trees. A bit chaotic. Reasonable sanitary facilities, a nice campsite shop, and a touristy restaurant. Everything geared towards mass tourism.

Great transit campsite. So there's a lot of turnover. There's a lovely swimming pool around the corner (for a fee). Plenty of pitches, but the restrooms could be better. Small showers where you change outside your cubicle. Lots to do for kids. Shops within walking distance.

A large campsite with all amenities. Luxurious sanitary facilities, an excellent restaurant, a large playground, a soccer field, and a skate park for children. It's a good base for exploring the Ötztal Valley. Shops are within walking distance. The pitches are a bit cramped, and the price is also quite high.

A very friendly campsite. You can choose your own spot, and there are plenty of trees for shade. All facilities are available. Some might find them a bit dated, but everything is clean and functional. Half of the toilets are squat toilets, while the other half are sit-down. The showers are powerful and wonderfully warm. There's a small bar for ice cream and drinks. A really nice place!

Small campsite. Great location in the village, shops within walking distance (along a stream). There's not much to do, but that's why it's nice and quiet. For younger children, there's a sandbox, bouncy castle, and soccer field. The sanitary facilities are excellent, and there's also a good Italian restaurant. The pitches might be a bit smaller. There are many hiking and cycling opportunities in this area.