@Ton-en-Maaike

A lovely campsite, perfect with a private bathroom. We would love to camp here when we return from vacation, to visit family briefly on our way west. Unfortunately, we cannot book for just one night, which would often be a godsend for us.

Nothing wrong with it. Location near the village is nice. But €45 is too much. Don't forget to visit the waterfall.

The price-quality ratio is good. Especially if you go golfing for a day, like we did. Just make sure to have tokens for the power pole.

This is an exemplary campsite, certainly worthy of 5 stars. The people are super nice and helpful, the sanitary facilities are spotless, and the surroundings invite you to go for a nice bike ride. And they have plenty of information about that too. Upon arrival, you receive a small bag with information about local products such as Schilger and Kürbiskernöl. In short, highly recommended.

Simple, basic, messy campsite. Three small toilets, only one of which can be locked. The shower, however, is surprisingly good. The owners are nice. Beautiful view of the ski jump.

Good campsite for visiting Auschwitz. A twenty-minute walk. Some peculiarities here. For instance, you have to check in again every day. The food in the restaurant is excellent for the price, but we were seated in an empty room and had finished three courses after 25 minutes.

Very nice campsite near Krakow. Easily accessible by bike. However, the price is incorrect. We paid just over €50 for a camper for two people and electricity.

We were unlucky that there was a lot of rain, but the campsite looks fine. The Dutch owners are friendly and you are given a folder full of information. The sanitary facilities are great. You can drop off your laundry and it is then delivered back to you promptly. Unfortunately, there was no bread roll service at this time, and the shop is quite a walk away.

The receptionist seemed socially awkward. The lady was much more pleasant. The road to the campsite is far from great, but manageable. The sanitary facilities are very basic with a small stream of warm water. Because there are no permanent pitches, it is very chaotic. But you are in the center in no time. The ferry a few minutes' walk away is nice and runs on time. Then take tram 17 or cycle along the Vltava.

Mediocre reception, little to no info about walks etc. Restaurant mediocre. We pitched our tents downstairs, just like most people, and the sanitary facilities are at the very top. Quite a climb. Showering wasn't too bad. €0.50 for 3 minutes and very easy to extend if needed (just stay put). The surroundings are very beautiful and there turned out to be a great many walks. The waterfall is fake, Kuhstall is highly recommended.