@Marcel57

Close to, within walking distance of the village of Kobarid, which you can see in 15 minutes. From the campsite, directly on the path to the Kozjak waterfall, a short distance away. Camper pitches not great but okay. Small restaurant on the campsite simple but food okay at a reasonable price. Sanitary facilities near the reception are substandard; walk a little further to find fine sanitary facilities.

Despite it being a large campsite and the fact that we were not staying in the new (busy) section, we had a great, quiet spot. What could be improved is changing, or better yet, eliminating, the closing time from 13:00 to 14:30. Furthermore, you should be able to check in at the reception instead of being sent outside to do so at a machine. Sanitary facilities are excellent, right on the cycle path around the Brombachsee.

Because it was late and we couldn't finalize the payment at another campsite, we switched to this one. The information found in this app is correct, apart from the name. Sanitary facilities are available at the adjacent campsite with permanent pitches. Not the most modern, but nice and clean. The man who came to collect the money (cash only) is very friendly. Compared to other campsites, this one is quite pricey: €20 + €3 for electricity.

The payment terminal is not functioning. It is only possible to pay using the Mobilet app. This is a Polish app which, after downloading, was entirely in Polish; changing the language was not possible. The support phone number on the terminal was also of no use, as no one answered. Perhaps download the Mobilet app while still in the Netherlands.

There's no reception desk and no one to provide local information. You have to register and pay at the adjacent restaurant, but that's about it. There's no Wi-Fi and no greywater disposal, despite what the app says.