Arrive and/or leave nice and early; that way, you have the least risk of getting stuck on the access road with oncoming traffic. Around 4 o'clock, you might end up in organized chaos. The 'locals' get out then and tell you who needs to park where. Actually, you just have to experience it once. Fortunately, our camper isn't too big 😅 Also, be careful in the village. There are signs indicating where you should NOT drive your camper! The campsite is fine.

Showering via a wristband (7 x 7 minutes per day) is fine. There is also a small gym and wellness area by the pool (3 saunas and a jacuzzi); these are freely accessible. Friendly hostess who explains everything calmly. Massages and the like are, of course, paid for. Personally, I find the beach at the campsite a bit less appealing, but Plaza Strobec is a 10-minute walk from the campsite. This is a really nice beach (pebbles/gravel). The neighborhood there seems to be developing.

What a lovely woman, who has been running this camper site for 4 years. As mentioned before, it is basic, but what do you expect from a camper site? Toilets are available. Showers use a water barrel heated by the sun. Emptying chemical toilets is possible. There aren't many shaded spots, and from there you need about 20 meters of cable for the electricity. €20 for a camper with 2 people and €5 for electricity. I say great!

We paid €43.10 for 2 people with a camper and electricity (incl. tourist tax). Bread can be ordered a day in advance. You can also place orders at the restaurant and pick them up in the evening. There is a boarding point for the Tchu Tchu Bahn a 20-minute bike ride away. A tractor with a trailer drops you off 5 kilometers away, so you can walk back along a small river. A great stop as a transit location.

Contrary to a previous review, the location is accessible again. It does look different from the previous photos, so it is either under renovation or a slightly different spot. We actually drove the wrong way initially according to the address in the app. But if you follow the waterfall parking lot, you will drive right into it. From the camper site, it is a 1.6-kilometer walk to the waterfall (blue route 8). A great spot for a day if you are passing through.

Great spot if you are passing through. From this location, you can reach Marksburg Castle in 10 minutes by bike. You can visit Marksburg Castle for 12 euros per person. This is only possible with a one-hour guided tour, but it is well worth it. The toilet at the camper site is free. Showering costs 1 euro for 3 minutes. Beautiful view over the Rhine.

Ordered a ride via the Bolt app to the Oscar Schindler Museum (about 45 minutes by bike); from here you can walk to the city center. Going that way is quite manageable in terms of bike paths. Going the other way to a super tasty sushi place is at your own risk by bike 😅 Showers cost 1/2 min or €2/5 min, but it takes at least 30 seconds for it to reach the right temperature. Only 2 toilets and 1 shower for 40 spots. The grounds provide access via a code 🚶.

Great place to visit the city of Wrocław. The entrance is a bit hard to find. Grey cobblestones that curve upwards. Don't forget your access pass for a toilet visit, as they are locked and can be opened with the pass. The city and a supermarket (Lidl) are both about a fifteen-minute bike ride away. Electricity was not a problem, contrary to an earlier review stating that there is power at only 1 out of 4 spots; I believe this is no longer correct.

Excellent camper spot. Friendly owner. We stayed here for 1 night as a stopover. In the morning, we got fresh bread rolls at the gas station 50 meters away. You can also exchange gas cylinders here. The sanitary facilities are super clean. Nice showers. We paid 120 zloty (€28) including electricity. In euros it would have been €30, so just pay in zloty 😁 We are Dutch, after all 🇳🇱