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Great spot for sightseeing. A 10-minute walk to the city center and 15 minutes to Marienburg Castle. The campervan spaces fill up relatively quickly and have electricity that can be booked as an optional extra. Coin-operated charging stations. First row on the Main River. Daily fee applies. Otherwise, you can park in the parking lot without hesitation, also for a daily fee.

Motorhome pitch at Kellerbauer. Open year-round. 15-minute walk to the charming village full of shops and bars. Impeccable facilities and great owners. Nice pitch with two toilets, a washing-up area with hot water, washing machine and dryer available for €1 each. Water and waste disposal available. Electricity is a flat rate of €3.

The campsite is beautifully laid out, well-maintained, and clean. Unfortunately, the pitch allocation is rather disorganized. The restaurant and supermarket have exorbitant prices. The sanitary facilities are modern and clean. There's a wide beach and a pool. The pitches are generously sized. With an ACSI card, it's worthwhile in the off-season; otherwise, it's too expensive. Points are deducted for the aircraft noise and the view of the refinery.

Almost all pitches are under pine trees. We were in the second row right by the water and enjoyed the sunset from our camper. It was a quiet spot in October. Some of the pitches are quite large, so two motorhomes can fit. However, the pitches directly by the sea are rather small. Unfortunately, the chemical waste disposal is at the far end of the campsite, requiring a long walk. The supermarket, fruit stand, and restaurant were still open. The sanitary facilities were quite new and clean.

Small campsite with top-notch pitches right by the sea, as well as pitches with sea views, and free pitches – choose the nicest one. These are also the ACSI pitches. The sanitary facilities are a bit dated but clean. The bakery on site was already closed during our visit. The restaurant was still open. The beach bar was only open for a few hours. The main road runs past the campsite. It's in the flight path of Split Airport. There's a taxi boat to Trogir right at the campsite.

Campsite within another campsite. Otherwise, a beautifully situated site right on the water with olive trees. Washroom facilities are new and clean. Showers have shelves and hooks. Great swimming area, good for stand-up paddleboarding. Small shop, bakery, and restaurant on site. Prices fluctuate. It's best to negotiate the price before setting up camp. Waste disposal is quite an adventure.

On sunny days, it can get quite crowded. Drive onto the campsite, find a pitch, and check in. The pitches right by the water are fantastic. The bread roll service is excellent, the beach club is a great place to relax, and the food in the restaurant is delicious. When the weather is nice, it can get very crowded.

Nice spot for one night. The pitch is level and located directly on the dike. Great view of the Elbe River. The sanitary facilities are about 50 meters away and very clean. You have to bring your own toilet paper. Payment is in cash (in a bag with a slip of paper, placed in a mailbox). It was a quiet night. Waste disposal is easily accessible. Electricity is available via coin slot at €1 per kWh. ...

Well-organized parking area. Sometimes less is more. Otherwise, everything a camper needs is there. Very well-maintained site. Motorhomes are arranged in a ring. Friendly owners. Short walk to the charming town. Showers cost €2 for three minutes. That's quite expensive. ...