absolutely great place.

We parked here on New Year's Eve. The parking lot was empty when we arrived in the afternoon. Around eight o'clock, it filled up because there was apparently a party in the event building. We didn't notice anything, it remained a quiet New Year's Eve. There are no camper signs, but there are large garbage bins.

Despite the campsite being open on CamperContact, we found a closed gate yesterday. Clearly deserted and closed for the season. Beautiful surroundings, though.

Nice spot on the water by the boats. Pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff. We paid €32.50 for one night in a campervan without electricity for two people and two dogs.

great place (still in start-up phase) with a jetty for swimming. Clean toilets and waste bins available. Place to burn. Around 7 pm someone came by to collect money (200 kroner and only cash or Swiss)

Beautiful view. Toilet/shower across the street. We were there with 3 campers and the boiler of the shower just managed to do that. It's all a bit fiddly but fine and clean. You can empty your toilet and fill it with water here. You can't get rid of gray water. There is also a Butik. Here you can buy second-hand things and regional products. this is unmanned. The waste bins are behind the Butik. Pricey, but the next campsite is 20 SEK more expensive

We only parked here so that we could visit the nice village. Parking costs 38 kroner per hour. In the high season you are not allowed to park your camper between 24:00 and 06:00.

We are there now, (not so close as indicated) small campsite. 20 or so spots. State currently full. Friendly welcome, clean bathrooms with underfloor heating (which is really enjoyable as the end of December), bread service, tram 10-minute walk and then to 17 in 10 minutes to the Charles Bridge, tickets on the site for sale. Further nice and quiet here. Top spot!