Nice campsite with excellent sanitary facilities, 50 cents for a 5-minute shower. Everything is available. Swimming pool and town within walking distance. Nearby is a meadow where you can enjoy walking the dogs.

A beautiful location right by the lake, but the campsite itself isn't as good. Having to carry toilet paper to room 100 every time brings back memories from 40 years ago. It's primarily a youth campsite, very busy. I paid 30 euros per night for the campervan, two adults, one child, and two dogs. Make sure you separate your waste properly, otherwise you'll get a comment from the owner. Which is understandable, as some people dump all their trash in one bag.

For us, this is a top-notch campsite: surrounded by nature with spacious pitches, two swimming pools, a restaurant, and very clean restrooms. We're not fans of mega-campsites that are often overcrowded and packed with Dutch visitors. It's a wonderfully peaceful stay here. The owners are also very friendly. Enjoy life!

There's absolutely no response to emails or phone calls. The photos make it look beautiful, but in reality, it's a very shabby place. We immediately drove away with the campervan, tires screeching.

Nice campsite, quite expensive; we paid €120 for 2 nights. Nice pool too. It's a shame there's no Wi-Fi at all: under the guise of "then you can spend more time with your family and children." I could easily ask for a few more like that.

I thought it looked incredibly poor and bleak. We got back in and drove on.

It's a beautiful campsite and therefore quite expensive. I paid €210 for 3 nights with 2 adults, 1 child, and 2 dogs. I chose this campsite because of the pool, but when we finally arrived at the pool, we were stunned to find a paddling pool filled only with children. We turned back, and I regretted booking so long. So, it's only fun if you have small children.

Well, dogs are not welcome here and they are part of our family, so no family visits for us here.

As is happening in many places, the big boys are taking over, and everything is becoming very commercialized. Prices at the campsite are comparable to those you'd rather pay in a hotel. Well, demand, supply.

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed, a no-go for us because they are part of our family.