Noisy, overcrowded location with little privacy. Every empty spot is occupied by campervan sites and vacation homes. Alcoholic boat owners regularly blast their music from morning onwards, ignoring the campers just a few meters away. This continued until late, so we moved to a campervan site near the parking lots. Because of the country music festival at the restaurant, there were set-up activities and daily sound checks.

A campsite with many rules, prohibitions, commandments, time limits, and the use of tokens. This starts at the gate. Greywater disposal is only possible by inserting two tokens into a machine, which then opens the drain valve for 5 minutes. Tokens are free for guests, but only available on the morning of departure, not before! Reverse parking due to damaging the grass, when you're supposed to use chocks. Ugh, how patronizing.

A lovely campsite with friendly staff. Across the street, next to the parking lot, is a gravel path leading to quiet pitches with beautiful views but no facilities. Reception recommended this. Dogs are welcome on the beach. Relaxed atmosphere, clean sanitary facilities, and excellent value for money.

Excellent camper place to visit Salzburg. Three spacious disposal areas. To the old center by bike in about 20 minutes. Clean showers without coins or time limits. Eating in the Der Jägerwirt opposite is highly recommended. Tip: if you are unlucky like me and the water pump suddenly breaks down 🤨 then Better Car Care Center in Salzburg is highly recommended. Also helped without an appointment, speaking English bettercar.at Open Mon to Thurs

After a business reception by the man in a golf cart to the place. Pitches look neat and for heavier campers there are pitches with 2 paved lanes in the grass. Sanitary facilities look neat, but water less warm later in the morning. Eating in the restaurant is a letdown. Although the taste of the bourguignon was good, it came out of the microwave just like the canned vegetables. Not worth the €40 we had to pay.

Pleasant atmosphere, friendly owners, also speak English. Number of days bread service, other days you can go to the nearby village. Plumbing is reasonable, the water is lukewarm. From the higher places you can see the dunes and the sea. Some places are far away from power. Downside for campers: only drain waste water with a roll tank or bucket. Visit Carteret: beautiful beaches and cozy village.

What a great free RV park. Neat, paved surface, not isolated and quiet at night. There are even signs indicating walking and cycling routes.

What a view! By the end of the afternoon / early evening, this free parking lot fills up quickly. People make room for each other, very sympathetic. At night you hear nothing, sleep well after you have observed the sunset in front of you. Down into the bay is a restaurant with a view of the sea. Prime location!