We spent one night here in November. The campsite is very quiet, well-lit in the evenings, and very well-maintained. Since we had some problems with our code and the electrical hookup, we called the service number. Despite the language barrier, a very friendly woman arrived within 10 minutes. All problems were resolved; excellent service. We would definitely come back.

We wanted to approach the site from the north via Highway 203 and then via Germill. That's impossible with a 7.5-meter-long mobile home with a height of 3 meters. No turning option for the 8 km to Germill, a mountain path one vehicle wide, and then signs indicating a height restriction of 2.9 meters. Spectacular!! We went back and looked for another site. A star, which is largely a must, says nothing about the site.

The site is quite run down. There's no electricity, as indicated in French at the entrance. Tall grass that hasn't been mown in a while. Clearly visible ruts, filled with water after a rainstorm overnight. The utility and waste disposal systems are outdated. Someone here just wants to make money without investing anything. One star for the proximity to the castle, zero for the site.

Unfortunately, the parking space is not accessible to vehicles over 4 tonnes. A bridge in front of the space marks the boundary.

We stayed at this place for two nights at the end of March. The associated facilities were not yet open. A very quiet place, as described. However, there is a lot to maneuver for mobiles over 7m. For us, 7.6 m, most places were not accessible.

We received a friendly welcome. The reception spoke French and German. We were allowed to choose a place, payment afterwards in advance. For us completely ok. (no bracelet or similar, just stickers on the windshield, easily removable) The parking spaces are partly uneven, wedges or jacks are necessary. Sanitary facilities very clean.