@WilmaU

Amazing campsite. Everything is just right. Beautiful scenery and beautiful views and surroundings, clean, very easy self-check-in and check-out, only pay for the electricity you use (and that saves a huge amount), only one person is charged, water at your pitch, friendliness. Even at the chemical toilet there was a special corner where you can put the cap etc. Never seen that before. Everything has been thought of. I will definitely be back.

Great spot. Completely free, including waste disposal and water intake service. Choose between the football field right next to each other or more on the grass and under trees. Town and castle within walking distance. Fantastic!

The campsite is spacious; there were only a few campers there now. Choice between no use of facilities (16 euros), with electricity (18 euros), and use of sanitary facilities (3 euros extra per day). Good system that you can choose, and very reasonable prices. Also, beautiful surroundings for cycling/walking. Junction 89 has delicious self-service ice cream. A small downside is the traffic, which you can sometimes hear. But we had a nice time here and will definitely be back.

Nice, small, quiet campsite by a stream in a nature park with cabins for rent against the mountainside. From Plužine, it is a 15-minute drive along a good, quiet road. There is a large parking area at the top, probably for large campers. Down below, there is a spot by the stream for smaller campers. It is a very steep section going down, but manageable. The exit is on the other side with a more gradual road up. The price is 24 euros without electricity, or 3 euros more with it.

Great, lovely, shady spot and a really nice owner. Choose your own spot. Walking distance to the beach. The BBQ concept is really fun. Choose your own meat and vegetables and grill them yourself. Eat in the middle at the wooden table. Highly recommended! 20 euros with electricity.

We all found it very cramped, even with our 5-meter camper. We are wedged between fencing and another camper. Friends who were also supposed to come with a 6.40-meter camper repeatedly got stuck in the narrow streets where cars are parked everywhere. People in the area were angry that they were blocking everything. They eventually drove on. Owner Dorian and his daughter were very friendly though. It is an advantage, of course, that it is right in the middle of the city.

The location itself was fine for exploring the town. However, we couldn't get out. There were six of us campers waiting, and none of them had a working pass or code. Everyone had to call repeatedly, and then the barrier would open for one camper. Useless. It doesn't inspire confidence in the system, even though it was the first time it hadn't worked for me.

Great, quiet spot with drainage, water, and picnic tables. I felt safe and had a peaceful night. Panoramic views.

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Great spot in a park-like setting. Lovely for walking and cycling. There's a terrace a little further down, and restrooms are available when they're open. A spot costs €7, including drinking water, a chemical toilet, and wastewater disposal. Electricity at the machine: €1 for 8 hours, €2 for 16 hours. I wish there were more spots like this. We had plenty of space.