Quite untidy and somewhat makeshift. The price is €35 per night for a campervan, two people, and electricity, cash only. The proximity to the wine district is a big plus and the main reason to recommend this place.

A very clean and well-organized campsite. The toilets are clean, and the pitches are well equipped, with full or partial shade. The price of €43 per night, including electricity, is above the average for Poland. It’s about a 10-minute, very easy and relaxed bike ride to the city centre.

On August 12, 2026, at 8:35 p.m., the place was locked, with no signs indicating that the campsite exists or is still operating.

Magnificent Prague and its visitors deserve a much better campsite. This place feels like an improvised campsite within a rowing club, with difficult access, lots of dust, and a very high price of €45 for two people including electricity. Hot water is also a problem. Our polite request to check out at 1 p.m. was firmly refused, with no room for discussion. The only things worth mentioning are the location and the ferry connection to the city.

Right on the waterfront, an excellent place for exploring the city and staying overnight. On 9 August 2026, there were no parking payment machines at this location, probably because they were being replaced. The area is quiet, the parking lot has a slight slope, and there are several interesting restaurants and cafés nearby.

As of 9 August 2026, this parking area is no longer in operation. About half a kilometre away, near the small passenger boat harbour (Cirkus Fantasia), it is possible to stay overnight in quite decent conditions. There are no parking payment machines at this location.

Excellent campsite with a pleasant atmosphere, spacious pitches, and beautiful natural surroundings. A lovely 7 km bike ride to the city and a great starting point for exploring the archipelago.