@Peter-Irma

The photos no longer correspond to reality at all. The water level is so low that there is nothing but mud at the water's edge. The small harbor has dried up and is overgrown with plants and trees. At the very edge, on the grassy area by the lake, it still looks somewhat presentable. The campsite is full of dilapidated structures; the sanitary facilities are very outdated, sometimes broken, and not really clean. We found it depressing to see what climate change is causing.

The campsite is beautifully situated. However, it is not suitable for motorhomes over 3.5 tons and no longer than 7.00 meters. Our motorhome was longer and weighs over 4.5 tons. When we tried to drive down the steep road, we immediately started skidding. Going down would have been manageable, but going up would have been a challenge. The access road is paved with loose gravel. I am a driver of a 50-ton truck, so I know what I'm talking about. My advice: don't do it.

Asphalted, sloping parking lot right by the road. Noisy due to speeding motorcycles. Traffic from 5:30 AM. Only a dry toilet available. Shooting club with the same noise. Pay via the Parknsleep app for 1 night for 2 people (until 12 PM the next day) including tourist tax SFR 15. For essentially nothing but parking on asphalt along the road.

Rural camper site near the village center with restaurants. The farmer starts operating machinery in the adjacent stables around 7:30 AM. Good camper facilities with grey water disposal and chemical toilet cleaning. We find the spaces between the campers narrow. If there is one next to you, it serves as a parking space, except for spots 9 and 10. No showers.

Simple terraced campsite with a bar. Situated by a small (hidden) stream. Sanitary facilities clean but basic. Low water pressure, push-button shower with no temperature control. Small pitches. Bakery in the village (downhill) within walking distance (15-20 minutes). Friendly owner. Very dog-friendly. Very quiet apart from the occasional car passing by the campsite. Dog walking opportunities directly from the campsite are limited (along the road).

Large, expensive campsite. We opted for a more expensive pitch (€39) with a sea view (ACSI only at the back by the road). However, there was no sea to be seen. There were, however, many campers packed closely together. With the corresponding noise from various Balkan neighbors. We intended to stay 2 nights and do laundry, but left after 1 night. The reception did not refund the €14 for 2 unused laundry tokens paid for in cash. We consider that theft.

A small and very well-maintained camper site on a swimming lake. Everything has been thought of down to the smallest detail. And for a very reasonable price (NOK 250 without electricity, 300 with electricity). We were supposed to stay one night, but ended up staying four. Self-service with payment for the camper site, electricity, washer/dryer (new), electric boat, stand-up paddleboard, etc. The owners visit daily. We reserved by phone on the day of arrival.

Not free, but busy and expensive. We used to use Campercontact, but the information is often incorrect (anymore).

Even in winter, tap clean water and drain gray water and empty chemical toilet. We are now with six campers. That has been different. since our last visit August 24 now also separate waste collection. Hopefully this place will remain available for a long time.