@Theohinne

Large campsite with excellent sanitary facilities. Pitches are often on the small side. The restaurant is excellent. A big plus is that you can catch the bus (lines 6 and 11) to Ljubljana city center right outside the door.

Great campsite with several pitches for campers. Nice swimming pool. Excellent sanitary facilities with wonderful showers. It looked well-maintained. A 20-minute bike ride to the Postojna Caves. Lovely walking and cycling area. The downside is that you have to go down two flights of stairs to reach the chemical toilet disposal point.

Beautiful campsite in stunning surroundings. Great for walking and cycling. The restaurant is cozy with good food at reasonable prices, and there's often a campfire there in the evenings. The chemical toilet was filthy, disgusting, and overflowing; there was no room for anything else. The next day it was closed, and you had to empty your toilet in the accessible one. The water point was right next to the dirty waste point. The same hose was used for both. Unsanitary. The sanitary facilities were reasonable.

Quiet campsite, close to Maribor (5 km). Gravel pitches with a grassy area at each end. Good, well-maintained sanitary facilities. There is no restaurant, bar, or bread service on site. A restaurant and supermarket are within cycling distance.

A small campervan site with three spacious pitches in a beautiful wooded area at the end of a dead-end road. Basic but good, clean restrooms with hot showers. The owner is very friendly and comes to collect the money at the end of the day. The 44 euros per night for a campervan with two people is worth it.

A beautiful campsite. After an impersonal and businesslike welcome, we were allowed to choose our own pitch. In mid-August, there was plenty of space, both with and without shade. Excellent sanitary facilities, but with coin-operated showers. A good bread service with plenty of choices. Beautiful hiking and cycling trails start from the campsite. We enjoyed our three-night stay.

Indeed, if you're right at the front, you have a magnificent view. We were parked in the Gasthof's parking lot with a view. The welcome wasn't very friendly. There are no restrooms.

A small, quiet campsite with excellent sanitary facilities. The pitches are spacious enough and offer stunning views. There's a small pool for cooling off. The inn offers delicious food at reasonable prices. Cycling and hiking trails are readily available from the campsite. The walk along the watermills is especially recommended.

We stayed here in mid-August. A very quiet spot surrounded by fishing ponds. Nice view. Other than a toilet and electricity, there are no amenities. We paid 23 euros, a fair price.

Quite a nice campsite, but a 'gem' no that is not. There is no possibility to discharge grey water, you can only dispose of waste outside the campsite, at night there is no form of lighting on the terrain, there is no waste bin when washing dishes and no bread service. But still a nice beautiful campsite near the beautiful village of Roquebrun.