I completely agree with the previous review, but with 2 remarks: they ask for an ACSI card, but only apply a 10% discount because they are no longer listed on the ACSI site (understandable) but for what they offer, this campsite is ridiculously expensive! Without a discount, you pay 56 euros for a camper + 2 people, and if you want to stay by the lake: +6 euros!

10 euros, no electricity. Clean public toilet available for 1 euro. Fine place for a night if you don't mind being woken up at 5:15 by trains and heavy traffic. It is quiet for the rest of the night.

20 euros is quite expensive for a campsite, that's why only 4 stars, but it is a fine spot; the road doesn't cause any disturbance at night. A good base for Baden-Baden, which is a very nice city. A pleasant bike ride, but the bus stop is also nearby.

Just a really great campsite with everything you could want. Sanitary facilities are very good and clean. They accept ACSI cards. It is expensive, but you get what you pay for.

€43 per night. Large campsite with many permanent pitches, tourist field separate. Looks neat. Unfortunately, no water tap. There are 2 toilet blocks by the field, 1 a bit outdated and 1 brand new, both super clean. Swimming pool available (did not use it). Restaurant fine. The shop was not open in the afternoon, but reception was happy to arrange an ice cream for us anyway. Super friendly people. Wi-Fi good. Beautiful bike ride to Blaubeuren, note: steep!

Large campsite with a separate motorhome area for approximately 20 campers. 40.80 p.m. per night. Free use of all luxury facilities. Beautiful swimming/fishing lake Stayed 4 nights, beautiful bike rides, Füssen is a nice town The only downside is that there is hardly any Wi-Fi/internet at the motorhome area. The Wi-Fi is good at the campsite

Nice large pitch, friendly welcome. A bit outdated, but fine sanitary facilities with good hot water and clean. Small restaurant (did not use it). You can swim in the pond; unfortunately, it rained us. €40 all-in per night for camper and 2 adults.

A fine parking spot for a visit to the town; you can stay overnight for 7.50 plus electricity costs, but it is a very uninviting place. By the way, parking alone also costs 7.50.

Fine free parking spot for a visit to Nördlingen. In my opinion, not suitable for overnight stays. I certainly wouldn't feel comfortable there.

Beautiful spot, very quiet, very nice people. You can eat trout or schnitzel for a great price. We missed the vegetables, but oh well, it was delicious. 4 pitches with electricity, the rest without. You can get clean water and empty grey water and the toilet. We paid 10 euros per night and electricity costs 1 euro per kW. Beautiful walking/cycling area.

Perfect overnight campsite, although the surrounding area looks quite nice too. Maybe two nights? I agree with all the previous comments.

Friendly people. Campsite close to the highway, you can hear it but it's not a nuisance. It's beautifully situated under the trees, on a fairly steep slope; we regularly saw cars with caravans struggling. Large pitches, you can choose your own. Lovely swimming pool. Clean sanitary facilities, nice and warm water. Sewage problems? (Due to sewer flies and a musty smell) Toilet paper is provided. Very hot water for washing dishes. Delicious food at the restaurant.

Nice lagoon for swimming, slides for the kids. Something to do every day (high season). Sanitary facilities are outdated but clean, hot showers, no toilet paper. They speak little English, only French people at the campsite, but everyone is friendly. Restaurant and takeaway, delicious fries. It's in the middle of nowhere, but it was 41 degrees, so we didn't feel like venturing out. Plenty of shade, we were allowed to choose our own spot.

I agree with the previous one. Showers were nice and warm. Pitches were far too small for a campervan, but we were allowed to use the space we needed, which wasn't a problem. We were there on a Saturday, and it was very noisy with young people and a pool party. The music went on until 12:30 AM, after which it was quiet. No road noise, just the river noise. Many of the pitches are occupied by Spaniards, but everyone is friendly.

The owners are very friendly; they barely speak English, but they do their best. Nice pool, hot showers (a bit dated, but practically laid out and clean). Beautiful spots. From about 5 in the morning, there's a lot of road noise. It's a 10-minute bike ride to Villefranche, though it's along the road, but manageable. Bread delivery service on site, the burgers from the restaurant were delicious; they have everything you need. Power and water on site—in short, everything is available.

Great place to stay. Still under construction, but water and electricity are already included for €12.50 per night (high season). You can cycle to Figueres in fifteen minutes—perfect!

This campsite was a unique experience. Almost empty, and the owner doesn't speak a word of English, which is really quite a nuisance. It feels a bit primitive, but the pitches are large, with water taps and electricity at every location, as well as facilities for emptying water and toilets. The sanitary facilities are clean, but the doors don't lock, and the showers are small but nice and hot. The food was good. The pool is nice, but not very clean.

We had made a reservation and provided the camper size, but the pitch was far too small, too short, and the awning couldn't even be extended. It was only for one night, so we accepted.🤷‍♀️ Furthermore: excellent restaurant, bread service, nice pool, good, hot showers, super clean restrooms, not a cobweb in sight.

Beautiful spot with electricity and water, cassette toilet disposal, and water. At the neighboring campsite, you can use the swimming pool and restaurant, plus a sandwich service.

Super friendly owner. Very nice pitches, among the trees, but not too dark. The sanitary facilities are very outdated👎, but very clean👍👍. Dishwashing water was hot once, and lukewarm the next. The showers were lukewarm, which I personally always find annoying, but they did have a good jet. There's a small shop and a different takeaway every evening. I don't know if that's also the case in the low season. We paid 78 euros for 2 nights, which I think is way too expensive for this campsite.

A great base for cycling. Quiet, with large pitches you can choose from, offering both sun and shade. Showers are some new, some older, but very clean. Both have lovely warm (hot) water and a good spray. Toilets are new and very clean; please bring your own toilet paper. The manager is very friendly. Ice cream is available for purchase.

Beautiful place, we were here on July 14th and it wasn't crowded at all. There were a lot of regular cars, but they leave again in the evening.

Location: fantastic! Couldn't be better! We stayed at the campsite, but the camper pitches look great too. Sanitary facilities: showers are tiny, almost impossible for slightly more energetic people, but for me, that's compensated by nice hot water, a good spray, and very clean. Toilets are very clean; just bring your own toilet paper. Manager very friendly upon arrival.

Small spot, our awning could not be fully extended, there are also larger spots. Directly on the beach. Sanitary facilities clean, showers moderately warm, good jet. Spar within cycling distance. Stayed for 4 nights, 40 euros per night for camper + 2 adults. Too expensive for what it offers, but otherwise fine.

Positive: - nice location -friendly and helpful reception -Paris easily accessible by train -nice shop, have everything Negative: - Dirty, smelly sanitary facilities, are only cleaned once a day, toilet paper is not refilled (high season has just started, so that can become a bit more) -Shower and dishwater lukewarm and dirty or clogged containers -swimming pool water very cloudy despite the fact that it seems to contain a lot of chlorine judging by the smell