"Well-situated" is indeed the right description for this campsite if you mean the beach, as it is a very short distance away. The village is about 1.5 km away. The people are friendly, that's for sure, but everything about this campsite is dated. But what is really unacceptable these days is charging 50 cents for the shower, 20 cents for washing up, and hanging toilet paper outside the toilets. Furthermore, there is only one washing-up sink. As far as I'm concerned, just raise the overall price a bit.

After the hustle and bustle of Saint Jean de Luz, we stopped at this campsite on the way back to the Netherlands. A blanket of peace and quiet falls over you. What a wonderful experience, and despite the warm weather, there was the cooling effect of the trees and the wind. The hospitable welcome from the Dutch owners made the experience complete.

Unkempt campsite. Absolutely nothing has been invested in this campsite in recent years. The sanitary facilities are an old, neglected mess, and moreover, it doesn't exactly smell fresh. Definitely not recommended.

As far as I am concerned, everything negative that has been written about this campsite is untrue. Everything is available, and it is clean and tidy. We are on a beautiful, level pitch with a view of the lake. You shouldn't be here during the high season, but in the off-season, it is wonderfully quiet. We are critical campers, but I can certainly recommend this campsite. At €20.10 for 2 people with a camper, it is a bargain.

Arriving in the pouring rain, we were received in a friendly and helpful manner at this small campsite where everything is perfectly in order. Well, €45 is quite a lot of money for a campsite, but I get the impression that this is somewhat the norm in Austria. So just accept it and enjoy.

What a surprise. It feels like you're allowed to park in your sister's yard. There is everything you need, and for a bargain (€15). All amenities and the old city center are within walking distance. There are only 3 camper spots, so reserving is recommended, although we didn't. Highly recommended.

As far as I can tell, the campsite has changed quite a bit. The emphasis is now on chalets. There are only 15 camper pitches. The rest of the park is filled with wooden chalets. There is a swimming pool and a small restaurant, though. It is very quiet there during this period. So if you like peace and quiet, you have come to the right place. The camper pitches are mediocre, but the toilets and showers, on the other hand, are very clean.

nice campsite but very expensive almost €50,- paid and they don't accept ACSI card anymore since today. price is too high for what it offers. If you want a place on the water then pay more than €10,- extra