When checking in I was confronted with more than €31. While CC here states €12.90 (25 April 2025). The Camping Card ACSI discount was also not accepted, while it is stated here. I had a half argument with the receptionist, because they are responsible for what CC states, I think. It was getting too much for me. We went to another campsite (a bit further north, really €15). Be warned. Don't accept this.

The coordination of CC is not optimal, which makes it easy to see over it and drive past it. Better use this one: 31.916552,-4.453372

The last 100 meters of access road are steep, winding along houses and in some places not wide enough to pass an oncoming vehicle. The slope can handle a small camper. But help outside the car, especially when driving back up, is strongly recommended. Furthermore, the place has zero facilities. How could this be a camper place? There is also no sign indicating that. Previously a tolerance policy? Residents advised against it because of the slope.

This camper spot is NOT FREE! It is now €5 per day. This can only be paid via the Blinkay app. (I had a €60 fine, because I did not pay.) Too few facilities for so much money. Emptying grey water: yes. Emptying toilet bowl: In a pipe, but no possibility to flush it.

No stars, but that could be due to Campercontact. We were sent up a single-lane, winding and very steep mountain road and there was absolutely no camper spot. We drove a bit further, where we could turn around. Imagine encountering another car, or even worse, a camper on the way. How do you solve that, phew.

Someone wrote that there is no discharge of grey water. Of course there is, but you quickly overlook it. That must have happened to that person.

How that €15 was calculated, I have no idea. Maybe outdated? We stay 2 nights and now pay €19.12 per night, 2pp, incl. electricity. And that is after showing the Acsi discount card.

Well, if you think you have lost €22 (in May), it turns out to be EXCLUSIVE of the people. They are €5.50 pp, so a total of €33. Although there are also some smaller places near the road that are €18. Just so you know. We drove 750 meters and now pay €24.22. Also has a swimming pool and actually better for us old people, because it is a quieter swimming pool.

Some write that the place is very narrow. Yes, it is therefore not possible to extend the awning. But the spot is long and with many campers you can still place your chairs and table behind the camper.

It seems like it is €10 per night, but I believe it is max. €10 per 24 hours. So if you come in the evening at 8 pm and leave in the morning at 8 am, it is 12 o'clock and therefore €5. I paid via an app that can be downloaded on site if necessary. Very handy, also because it counts on the minute.

Pricey (€13.60) and the electricity is €1 per 1.5 kwh. But you can play mini golf as much as you want for free and it includes a bus pass that allows you to use public transport for 'free', also to Freiburg. Free by the way, because the bus company is paid from the €3.60 tourist tax.

Rarely, or let me say never, experienced such a stunningly beautiful camper place. A gem. View of a beautiful lake in the middle of a dazzlingly beautiful green park-like valley. And on the other side of it the soft sound of the cowbells. No traffic to disturb your rest. Okay, no electricity, but we do discharge gray and black water. Tanking fresh water? Get a coin. Expensive coin? The view is already worth €30, so don't complain.

The municipality thought that €1 for 2 hours of electricity itself was probably a bit on the high side. The duration has been adjusted and it is now €1 for 8 hours. So quite reasonable.

Some call the road to this place a breeze. Others speak of a nightmare. We are somewhere in between. We made a mistake several times, so we made huge detours. Even ended up on the toll road again. Has everything to do with the complicated traffic plan of this city. Don't let this discourage you, but try to be kind to each other. I mean the driver and co-driver. Good luck! Or better: strength.