Very clean camper site. Because it was low season, the manager even let us use two spaces for our tables and chairs. Shower and toilet facilities are available, as are greywater dumps, chemical toilets, and drinking water refills. And all that for €10, including electricity! The cleaner could use a little less bleach, as the smell was too strong and made us nauseous.

A fantastic campsite with lovely, spacious pitches nestled among the trees. The owner is friendly. The showers and toilets are a bit dated, with shower curtains, but clean. A washing machine and dryer are available. The sea is within walking distance.

Stayed here for three nights. Beautiful camper site near the charming coastal village of Kaseberga. Opportunities for hiking and cycling. It's a large site with a lot of traffic. It was wonderfully quiet during the day, but it fills up quickly in the evening. We were on the edge of the site with a beautiful view of the meadow, so we weren't bothered by other campers much. The price is reasonable: €16 excluding electricity.

Large camper site, but it wasn't full for a long time. This gave us a nice, spacious spot to ourselves. Amenities available. Free washing machine and dryer, but laundry did get musty... Near a beautiful river for swimming. Cycling is easy from the campsite. Nice restaurant next to the campsite. The camper site itself is very wet. Deep tracks from previous campers on the lawn. It took some time to find a good, dry spot.

Beautiful spot, though there are lots of permanent campers who act like they're in charge. It's on a beautiful sandy beach with a swimming jetty, very quiet in the National Park. The showers and toilets were clean. There was a card system, though, so you had to constantly remember to use them. You pay for showers afterward: 2 SEK for every 2 minutes. There were tons of mosquitoes! We couldn't sit by the campervan. The only place we could comfortably stay was on the beach, with the wind and sun. We moved on after one night.

Beautiful campsite near the Danube. Cross the road and you'll find a lovely beach. The sanitary facilities are clean and tidy. The shower behind a curtain is a bit outdated, but works perfectly. The sewage system occasionally smells quite bad, so we had to move around the campsite. We paid €34 for our campervan and a family of two adults and three children. A good base for cycling, walking to the castle, and taking the ferry across the Danube.

Great location. We stayed here for two nights. It's close to the town of Hjo, which you can reach on a scenic walk or bike ride. It's on a busy road, though, with trucks arriving early. The owner is friendly. The adjacent restaurant offers buffet brunches on Saturdays and Sundays. We didn't eat it, but it looked very good.

Simple, quiet campsite in the middle of the forest. Beautiful pitches. There were few guests. The restrooms were very old, and the showers didn't work properly. After reporting this to the friendly managers, we received an explanation of how the system worked. A note explaining the situation would have been helpful to avoid a cold shower. There are many houses and buildings around the campsite. A small beach near the campsite is perfect for swimming. Hiking trails are available from the campsite.

Quiet campsite, with few people during peak season. Clean, extensive sanitary facilities. We were pitched near a small, old toilet building with a terrible sewage system. The campsite's swimming pool was lovely in the warm weather. There's no beach at this campsite. It's about a 300m walk to a jetty among the reeds. Very muddy.

Great campsite in a beautiful green spot. Few places along the Istrian coast where you can still find nature. The camping spots themselves are quite small, not so busy yet. But in high season you are very close together here. Also troubled by fixed pitches, people who talk loudly until 01.00 at night. Small shower building in the middle of the campsite limited with hot water. Boiler should provide hot water, but is regularly empty.