Good and quiet location on the outskirts of Prague. It's best to reserve in advance by email. The tram provides excellent access to the city center. Everything is clean and well-organized.

Small marina on the Elbe River with mobile homes and caravan pitches. There are sanitary blocks, one small, older one, and one newer one. Hot water is available and the facilities are clean. The shower fixtures in the smaller sanitary block could use some repair. Only cold water is available for washing up. The small swimming pool costs extra. There is a bistro on site (not tried). The guests are mainly Czech. The reception staff spoke English.

The correct address (Henčov 79) makes the journey easy. Interesting location. We were allowed to visit the hangar. Overall, however, the campsite has seen better days. The sanitary facilities are also used by the residents of the tiny houses. There were a lot of personal belongings in the showers. Hot water is provided by solar panels. It could be cleaned more frequently. Everything is rather worn. No skydivers have been using it since 2019. The pond is quite low.

Nice campsite on the outskirts of Bratislava. Booking in advance via the website is essential. Access is straightforward. There are two toilets with flushing systems and two showers with hot water. Everything is clean. The showers lack a changing area and a shelf for clothes/towels. Everything is clean. A ride into the city on the Bolt costs 5 to 6 euros.

A beautifully laid-out campsite with modern and clean sanitary facilities. There are plenty of seating areas and extra fire pits. Everything is very well maintained. The swimming pool (5 EUR/person per day) and recreational activities (trampolines, table football, billiards, etc.) cost extra. The first washing machine and dryer are included. The gentleman at reception speaks English. The restaurant serves Slovak cuisine. Very tasty.

A lovely campsite at the end of the road. The sanitary facilities are excellent, there's a bread delivery service, and the hiking trails start right outside. The "Wasserimsel" (Dipper) trail is a beautiful loop of just under 10 km. The price is okay, but the tourist tax of €10 is very high, especially if you don't use the bus. We enjoyed our stay.

The campervan pitches at the Augenblick restaurant are clearly marked. We received a friendly welcome upon arrival. (We had reserved a pitch the day before via the website.) A short walk to the Traun River is possible. The restaurant serves breakfast and dinner (please note their closing days: currently Monday and Tuesday). Electricity and waste disposal are well-organized. Toilets are only available when the restaurant is open. ...

A quiet campsite with excellent facilities: clean toilets and showers, a fully equipped kitchen, seating, hammocks, and a fire pit with wood. Electricity was available (though we didn't need it). The owners were friendly and recommended a lovely hike. The homemade yogurt was delicious. Access from the north was straightforward. Highly recommended!

A lovely city campsite near the Dreisam River. Everything is well laid out, and with a campervan, there's plenty of space to comfortably sit outside. The sanitary facilities are newly renovated, very clean, and the showers are warm. From the campsite, you can take beautiful walks towards the castle hill and tower; the city center is about a 30-minute stroll along the Dreisam. We paid €124.50 for three nights for two people, including electricity.

Beautiful, level parking spot at the harbor with a direct view of the fjord. You can easily watch the ships sailing to Bergen. Clean toilet/shower, separate dishwashing area. Friendly harbormaster. You can take the free ferry to Hjellestad on foot. Beautiful hikes to Veten and the southern tip of the island are possible. Pack plenty of food; there's nothing here.