@carsten68

From mid-September onwards, the machine is covered with tape, so it shouldn't be used. Currently highly recommended, as it's not far from the beach. There are also good spots along the main road. Absolutely avoid camping behavior (stabilizer jacks, leveling blocks, awnings, chairs). This can easily cost over €200.

Great spot. The nearby road is quite busy. Plenty of space, even for very large vehicles. The nearby outlet mall is highly recommended.

A great campsite near the beach. You can choose your own pitch and there's plenty of space between you and your neighbors. The showers are warm and clean even late in the evening, and there's even a washing machine and dryer available for a fee. What I found very disturbing was the smell of sewage around the campsite, which became nauseating near the waste disposal area. The price of €30 is okay, plus €1.50 per person. Drinks are really expensive, too expensive.

It's a good spot, but unfortunately, there are still many young people there in the evenings. The local police occasionally drive by, so avoid any camping behavior. Stabilizers, wedges, and awnings are prohibited.

A basic campsite with a pool, which was even filled. The site looks rather neglected; the pitches are large and separated by hedges. I would prefer to go to Heviz. Cycling and walking into town is fine.

The pitch currently costs 23,900 forints, and electricity is now always included. If you use the thermal baths, the price is okay, but it's too expensive just for passing through. The water is nice and warm, and it's pleasantly quiet during the week. The thermal baths are open from 9 am to 10 pm Friday through Sunday, and from 8 am to 5 pm the rest of the year.

A very rustic, nature-oriented campsite. It has everything you need, even for very large motorhomes. Just ignore the 3.5t weight limit on the road; the campsite is immediately on the right after that. This limit only applies to the road beyond. The facilities take me back to my youth; it's like a summer camp. Card payments aren't accepted, but Euros are. Getting to the city by train or bike is easily manageable.