The camper pitches are described more favorably than reality. Indeed, there are only a few spots where you are parked on a paved surface. Otherwise, you are placed on a tiny strip of grass along the main road, almost in the backyard of a chalet. Because we had our 4-year-old grandchild with us, we booked here, but we expected a bit more of a "campsite" atmosphere and certainly a more substantial camper pitch.

fantastic place with beautiful view and all amenities for a crazy reasonable price per night. an example. for other camper places

Great spot. Electricity makes it expensive. Lines would also help. There can't be 25 campers if people park their campers lengthwise along the path. We have looked in amazement at campers who drive off the camper spot in vain, while there was actually enough space. Be a little social, so that more people can use the spot! You are not alone in the world.

it's all right, What has been described earlier, but it is certainly not quiet. You hear the traffic all day long, with sometimes very noisy engines that open the throttle quite a bit. In the evenings, the museum square was a meeting place for young men who conversed with each other in loud voices. for us it was a one-off.