The entrance is at the barriers of Hotel Szyndzielnia. This is also the hotel where payment must be made. It costs 50 złoty, including electricity. To the city is about 20 minutes by bike or 28 minutes by public transport. There are currently many children staying at the hotel (on a school trip), so it is busy at the playground equipment behind the hotel. There was also a dance group practicing with loud music.

Great place to stay, for in a city. You can hear the busy road above, but it didn't bother us. You can walk to several pubs and restaurants. You can walk with your dogs along the canal. There are cyclists (who always called on time) and joggers. There is a trash can and several other campers. During the day, cars are more often parked to go out by bike or dog.

Friendly welcome by the owner, camping is run by him and his wife. Were looking for a place for 1 night, there was no more room, we were allowed to take free water and discharge toilet cassette, very nice. Then the owner said he was going to move his own camper to make room for us, great. Small-scale, but well-maintained campsite. Sanitary is neat and well cared for.

You can only go here if you are a member of the English Caravan Club. This costs £56.00 per year. They also found this too much if you only stay 1 night. I did not receive any further explanation at the gate. We also couldn't get water or clean the chemical toilet for a fee. They referred us to another campsite nearby.

The campsite is ok. Plumbing is outdated, but clean. Places are freely selectable. Gravel with grass in front. Price is 350 NOK per night including electricity, excluding showering 10 NOK per 5 minutes. Dogs allowed, provided they are supervised on the spot and on a leash on the campsite. On the lake with mountain views.