It is a campsite for youth and something is organized for the youth every day. And music until midnight. And don't park your camper near the toilet, because that is where the youth gather after midnight. If you like peace and quiet, just look elsewhere.

It is huge, but the pitches are well spread out. It is a small village; that is how big this campsite is. Everything is neat, as you would expect from such a large campsite.

Nice campsite. You have to buy water if you want to fill your camper. There are taps along the paths, but they use a push button and there is no option to connect a hose. Everything is neat, only pitch 59 is cramped. Simply a recommended campsite, beautiful by the lake.

The men who manage this campsite are on and around the grounds all day and help you with everything; they are super friendly. Every Friday there is a pleasant gathering with free wine and food. The sanitary facilities are tidy, everything is well-maintained, and reasonably clean. In short, highly recommended.

Beautiful, spacious campsite. It's quite large, but you don't immediately realize that because it's all nicely secluded. Simply a neat campsite, highly recommended.

Good and very large campsite. When I registered in person, they were full. I registered online before the barrier, and there were three spots available for reservation. We stayed for three days, everything was fine, but busy.

Neat and well-organized camper spot. Definitely recommended.

I'm afraid it was full and we were given a sort of "extra" spot. We had to climb a very steep hill and couldn't really turn around with our 7.50-meter campervan. If your campervan is longer than 6 meters, definitely don't go up there. We had a lot of trouble getting back out of the campsite. So, for us, it was a bad campsite and we didn't stay. The woman was very nice indeed.