The campsite was taken over by Camping-Car-Park and completely renovated. The pitches are not entirely level and have grass pavers. The sanitary facilities are clean and usable. It's beautifully situated on a hillside, but unfortunately, you can hear the motorway.

The municipal parking area is no longer here. What is here is a campsite. Unfortunately, it still seems to be under construction, but the water and waste disposal facilities are new. Half of the pitches are unusable. At least the site is quiet and partially shaded.

This is actually a beautiful site in a pine forest near a river. However, it was last renovated at least 20 years ago. At least the restrooms are clean. There's a sauna, a fire pit, and river access. There's no kiosk or café, and the miniature golf course is overgrown; everything seems to be in a deep sleep. This site could be turned into a gem.

Actually, it's a nice spot. What's not working, however, is the greywater disposal. You have to empty the greywater with a bucket into a drain, which is also where the toilet cassettes are disposed of (and where the odd crumb from the previous user is lying next to it). There's a washing machine, but no dryer (the drying cabinet is for anglers only). At least there's a clothesline. The price is too high for what you get.

A sad place. The restrooms were serviceable, but clearly dated. The pitches were unkempt and unmarked. I couldn't find any drinking water, and greywater disposal was complicated. The location is also suboptimal. The only bright spot is the restaurant (well-equipped, good burgers).