Ideal for visiting the city, stayed 2 nights and slept peacefully despite the nearby road.

Great place to spend a night. Very quiet. You have all the necessary amenities. Water, a disposal point (also for the toilet), and electricity if desired. The owner charged us €10 for one night (2 adults - 2 teenagers), which is really great. Close to a river (I think you are allowed/able to swim in it) and there is a snack bar on the premises.

Beautiful large grassy square with no facilities. Normally this place is free, but we had to pay 200 CZK. There was a performance by a very famous Czech group. The car park was completely full, but everyone was very quiet, and by 11:30 the car park was empty. We had a very quiet night.

Convenient parking for visiting the city center. It is a walk of approximately 2.5 km, which is quite manageable. It costs 25 CZK or €1 per hour at the parking meter. You can also take a full day. We only visited the center and looked for a place to stay elsewhere.

Not the quietest spot due to the lower and adjacent roads, but there's much less traffic at night, so we still had a good night's sleep. Booking is indeed a joke; our spot was already taken (by long-term guests), so we had to find another one. When booking, you have to enter your license plate number, so why not use a barrier with license plate recognition?

If people only give 1 ⭐️ because they encountered a closed gate, it's only because they didn't bother to read the description, even though the opening period is clearly stated in the app! Spacious pitches with a beautiful view of the river, and 16-amp electricity included in the reasonable price. The only downside is that there's no separate water tap at the unloading site.

Same as the previous review, stayed for two nights. Only the spacious pitches mentioned in several reviews are a mystery to me. 1.5 meters of space next to the campervan for a table and chairs isn't exactly spacious. The campervan site is also located on a fairly busy road, and if you're unlucky like us, you might end up listening to a concert of young people who've had too many cervezas from the neighboring holiday apartments at night.