Well-maintained campsite with sanitary facilities. Good connection to the city center. The overnight parking tax of €3.50 per person charged by the city of Heidelberg is annoying.

The entrance is somewhat inconspicuous, to the right of the pink information board. It's beautifully situated, with large trees and a very natural setting.

Very rural, with an inconspicuous access road. The surroundings are not appealing. Some of the pitches are quite small. You'll need a vehicle to reach the nearest towns. We were persuaded by the beautiful pictures and were disappointed.

At this 5-star hotel, we had poor internet. At times, you can't even make a phone call without interference.

What good are all the compliments? The place is fully booked until the end of March. The police check the parking lot down by the sea every day. That great freedom is over now. Like everywhere else, there will be long mudflats for the next year during the winter months.

A simple, well-maintained site. We were lucky to get a free spot at the end of March, which allowed us to escape the constant police patrols in this area. The great freedom here seems to be over for good during the winter months.

€9.09 was charged for extra electricity. Five kilowatts are included in the standard base price, but no electricity meter was read during our 14-day stay, either at our campsite or at the surrounding campsites. This surcharge makes the site less affordable. We wouldn't have needed any electricity with our solar system. Otherwise, it would have been a pleasant stay, if only the weather had been better.