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.