The facilities are good. You have clean sanitary facilities and clean toilets, you can get food and drinks there, and dispose of your waste and grey water. Children can play nicely there; in that respect, it is a real campsite with campfires in the evenings. However, it is a messy campsite. After checking in, you just have to find a spot for your camper yourself and squeeze it in somewhere. Lots of Czechs and few foreigners.

We arrived (July 25) at a closed gate. I believe there is still a guesthouse with a swimming pool, but the campsite has been closed down.

A lovely camper pitch: you are situated in a walled garden with fruit trees. A very friendly welcome from the owner. The sanitary facilities and toilets look neat and are clean. Water and electricity are available; you just need to ask to empty grey water and the toilet.

A quiet campsite on the edge of the village on a grassy site where you can choose your own spot. There are plenty of shaded spots and more than enough power and water points. The site adjoins the swimming pool and the thermal baths. The toilets and sanitary facilities are new and neat. Truly a place to experience the Hungarian Puszta, and not expensive.

Friendly campsite with many pitches of various sizes; you can choose your own spot. The stellplatz was 17 euros and everything else 10 euros p.p. Electricity was 5 euros per night. Tree-lined campsite with plenty of shade; the pitches are separated by hedges. Toilets and sanitary facilities are okay. There is a bus stop at the campsite from which you can take the S-Bahn. In just under half an hour, you are in the city center at Marienplatz.

Neat motorhome site with plenty of space. There is an automated system at the barrier that works well. You receive a card with which you can indicate the number of nights and if you want to use electricity and drinking water. The toilets were spotlessly clean when we were there (mid-July). The motorhome site is located next to a beautiful swimming pool (entrance €4.50 p.p.) and a nice beer hall where you can also get something to eat. A nice place from which to explore Günzburg.

A beautiful, green campsite in the Nagold valley, just south of Wildberg. Despite being a large campsite, we were struck by the tranquility. Furthermore, the pitches are spacious and the campsite owner is friendly and does everything to make your stay enjoyable. The toilets and other sanitary facilities are spotless. The campsite has a beautiful swimming pool that is not too crowded. A lovely base from which to explore the northern Black Forest.

Beautiful, neatly maintained camper pitch in a rural setting. The toilets, showers, and washing-up facilities are brand new and spotless. The pitches are paved, yet it is very green. Highly recommended.

A beautiful place to stay off-grid, atmospheric, close to a small village. No electricity, but you can empty your water and toilet. The toilets are too dirty to look at, let alone use.

Beautiful location on the banks of the Ourthe River. Yes, there's a public cycling and especially walking path running alongside it, but it doesn't cause any inconvenience at all. New, attractive facilities, including a large new restroom. The owner is very helpful and speaks Dutch. We were here just after Christmas, and everything was festively decorated with lights, and anyone who wanted to could sit by a campfire. There's also a restaurant, so you're fully catered for.

Even in winter, it's a lovely campsite. Spacious, level pitches with all the amenities you need. Spacious and spacious restrooms are kept clean and tidy. In the evening, you can dine in the restaurant, which offers all the amenities you need.

A beautiful, secluded spot in the garden of the rectory belonging to the fortified church across the road. All facilities are well-maintained, and the showers and toilets are clean and tidy. The fortified church of Hărman/Honigberg across the street is definitely worth a visit! The manager is also very helpful and friendly. Be sure to call ahead, as there are limited spaces.

An idyllic, peaceful campervan site on an island in a small lake, nestled in the western Romanian steppe. The site is dotted with large weeping willows. The sanitary facilities are nice and clean, and there's also a good restaurant and terrace where you can enjoy delicious food for a reasonable price. You can pay by card. The gravel access road (1.5 km) is full of potholes, but it's worth it. A good base for visiting Timisoara and Arad.

A lovely campsite with spacious grassy pitches. You can choose your own spot. The price includes the swimming pool and thermal baths, making it a wonderful place to unwind after a holiday – sometimes you need to. It combines a swimming pool, children's pool, thermal baths, a sunbathing lawn, and a campsite. Locals also frequent the site during the day, but it remains a peaceful spot. Everything is a bit dated, but it's well-maintained and clean.

Spacious campsite with a warm welcome. Generous pitches, electricity available. Clean and well-maintained showers and toilets. The owner speaks Dutch. Ideal as a base for driving the Transfagarasan, visiting Sibiu, or visiting the Ocna Sibiului lakes.

A lovely camper site with good facilities. Electricity is readily available, and there are plenty of well-maintained and clean showers and toilets. A good base for before or after driving the Transfagarasan. I've included a list of routes and an overview of the campsite as photos.

A very well-maintained camper site about a half-hour drive from Sighisoara, in a village nestled in the hills. We were warmly welcomed by the Romanian owner with snacks and drinks. There are about 12 camper sites, so it's wise to call ahead to check availability. The toilets and showers are in a new building and spotlessly clean, and there are also laundry facilities. A lovely spot in a quiet area.

An ideal campervan site for visiting Sibiu: the bus stop to the city center is 200 meters away. Grassy areas separate the campervan sites. You can arrange everything via WhatsApp with the owner, who responds quickly and efficiently. Everything is brand new, and the sanitary facilities are clean and well-maintained.

A beautiful, charming, and peaceful spot in a garden with two large, old walnut trees. The sanitary facilities are very neat and clean, and you can also use the kitchenette. There was a spacious, charmingly built covered area where you can also sit. The owner speaks Dutch and is happy to help with anything you need. Highly recommended for a short or longer stay. Sibiu is within easy reach and is a great starting point for the Transalpine route.

A beautiful, peaceful spot under the walnut trees. The owners are very friendly and willing to do anything for you. They offer great tips about the area, which we gratefully took advantage of. There's an outdoor sink, plus a toilet and shower (indoor), and everything is spotlessly clean. Highly recommended for both short and long stays!

A wonderfully peaceful campsite with friendly owners and managers. The tall trees provide shade, and you can park your campervan wherever you like. Everything dates back to the 1970s, but it's neat and clean, including the restrooms. The campsite includes a thermal bath and a regular swimming pool, where a friendly atmosphere prevails, with many seniors and families. A perfect place to unwind.