@MoniqueS24

Wonderfully quiet, well-maintained, and nicely decorated campsite! Pleasantly small-scale. The manager is busy on the campsite all day and the sanitary facilities are very clean (though dated). Showers cost 1 CHF (available on-site and added to the bill), but the overnight price is reasonably low for Switzerland (38 CHF for 2 people, dog, and electricity). The only downside: the river is not accessible and suitable for splashing/cooling off.

Been there for the 3rd time and it remains a lovely and cozy spot. Few amenities and indeed quite expensive (it is Switzerland, after all), but the atmosphere is nice and relaxed and the view is beautiful.

A very nice and – for the area – small and friendly campsite (not an “amusement park”). A lot of thought has gone into it. The sanitary facilities are retro, but reasonably clean (bring your own soap and paper towels). We found the spot by the water very worthwhile (€47 for camper, 2 people, electricity, and 1 dog). The lake is lovely (it takes a while to get deeper) and our little dog could also enjoy a nice swim. At the end of Aug/beginning of September there were still quite a few children (German).

There are several places where you can stay overnight for a few euros. It is generally well organized, but they are all located right along the busy main road (24/7, including truck traffic). We are used to nicer accommodations (spoiled when it comes to overnight stays on mountain passes?). The hiking there is very beautiful, though.

Nicely landscaped spot. The toilets are indeed open, but the showers are not. Neither we nor others were able to pay at the machine, so we stayed for free. It remained quiet there (eventually just the four of us). The village isn't much to look at.

Incredibly friendly owners and a wonderfully laid-back campsite. We stayed for one night and had the place all to ourselves. Facilities were excellently arranged! Highly recommended!

Nice campsite with a pleasant atmosphere! Beautiful pitches. There are mainly campervan owners and hikers with tents, and it fills up quite a bit towards the end of the day (late August). A lot of thought has gone into it, and there are plenty of hiking and mountain biking routes. The sanitary facilities are okay (could be cleaner). But for less than €60 for 2 nights (2 people with campervan, dog, and electricity), it offers excellent value for money.

Nice place to stay overnight. Trash cans, toilet, and a small restaurant are available. Pleasant atmosphere. The short walk to the fort is well worth it. There are various viewpoints. I do secretly regret a little that we didn't drive another 40 minutes to the Galibier and stay overnight there.

Pleasant campsite in a quiet area by a small river. Nice for paddling; it is very nice – if you have a dog – that dogs are allowed in too. We personally didn't find it a river suitable for swimming. Friendly owner. Large shady pitches. The toilet is dated, but is kept clean. The showers are very cramped (except for the disabled shower), but fortunately we are slim.

Friendly owner and welcome. Electricity well arranged. Space for 3 campers on a farmyard. Beautiful view. We found it ideal for a night while passing through. And a nice price (12 euros with electricity, 8 without).