It was fine in itself, but there was absolutely no atmosphere at this campsite. Three pitches were occupied, and the rest were permanent seasonal pitches where no one was currently staying. The beach, however, is beautiful. The sanitary facilities aren't great, and you had to pay, even though it was already pricey. It was okay for one night.

Cozy spot by the harbor. We were bothered by the wind a lot, though, so we only stayed one night. There are a few restaurants, and it's easy to book via QR code. There are also codes for the restaurants on the posts, so just look for the right one. We had a delicious hamburger at a food stall on a small boat. A great place to spend the night.

Nice spot by the harbor. Pleasant grassy area for the campers where the sun shines almost all day. The sanitary facilities depend on how the other person leaves them. They could be cleaned a bit better, though, more often. Restaurants and ice cream shops nearby. Quite a lot of day-trippers, so there's a nice buzz. The castle is within walking distance, so it's nice to take a stroll there. The harbor master comes to collect the money at 7 o'clock. Card payments accepted.

A fine spot to stop by on the road. Electricity was a bit of a hassle because our cable wasn't very long, but we eventually managed it. It's nothing more than a grassy field, but sometimes that's all you need. We have it planned again on the way back, so that says enough.

A real transit campsite, but still perfectly fine. We found a nice spot in the sun. The sanitary facilities at the back are fine. It stinks at the front.

Great campsite. By August, there was hardly anyone left. The owner (Dutch) comes by every day for a quick walk and asks if everything is alright. Beautiful lake and nice walking in the area. There is a fire pit by the football field which looked very cozy. Pitches nice and spacious.

Beautiful view with all the little islands right on your doorstep! The reception has limited opening hours out of season, but we had already walked around the area where we wanted to pitch our tent. It was quite windy and raining heavily, but we were still able to enjoy a nice walk in the end. The sanitary facilities are fine. Showers cost 5 kroner.

It was a nice campervan site but expensive! Plenty of space so we could choose for ourselves. There was a spot right by the beach but we wanted a bit more shade. Still had a sea view. The sanitary facilities were fine in themselves, but there was no place to put your stuff when showering, so we had to put it on the sinks outside the shower. Not convenient or pleasant. There was work being done on the beach, so heavy equipment was dragged across the sand all day. That's why we left after just one day. Trogir is within walking distance.

It was wonderful to unwind at this campsite. Large pitches that you could choose yourself. The beach was lovely, the sanitary facilities good, and we had a delicious meal at the restaurant. Yes, it is all a bit more expensive (it is ACSI), but I found it more than worth it! Dogs are now allowed on the beach (don't know about high season), but I did miss having a designated area where she could relieve herself. There is a busy road outside the campsite. The little shop is a joke.

It is actually a fine camper pitch, so technically 3.5 stars, but he is still building it up. The terrace around the pool (fantastic view!) was being done at that time. The access road had a huge hole in it, but it was re-asphalted the next day, so there is improvement every time. The spots are narrow and a bit shorter. A few spots for large campers. Lots of shade. The sanitary facilities need some adjustments, but he can't do everything at once. Cash payment only. The village is fantastic!

What a lovely place. Small campsite with just enough amenities. Hot showers without coins. It is located on a dead-end street, and if you think something is wrong, just keep driving. Kaufland is a 10-minute walk away, with the tram station right next to it. Prague Old Town is within 25 minutes. After a day of a lot of walking, it is wonderful to rest again. The pitches are not spaced tightly, so blocks are often needed. There is a lovely restaurant around the corner at the back.

Nothing special, just good. There were some large puddles now and it was very quiet. And you are located at the back, but it was fine. You can go for a walk with the dog through the adjacent forest right away. Sanitary facilities very clean. The power ran out at night. We had a small heater on for the worst of the cold. We suspected this, but could only get 5W. 10W would have been nice. But ordering extra power was done online, so we could stay in bed.

Lovely campsite. Large pitches, and you can walk straight into the woods. We had a pitch with a hot tub. Pricey, but it was so nice! Friendly staff and good sanitary facilities. Heated pool, paddle court, shop, restaurant right on the doorstep. Spacious. We were given an outdoor rug to put in front of the door for the walk-in. It's not cheap, but sometimes you have to treat yourself.

In itself a great campsite. Beautiful location and nice places. The owner was already fed up with it. Very grumpy. Showers have a shower curtain. Very annoying. But no push button or anything so that's nice. But those rules! Everything carries a fine or you can be removed from the campsite. Notes everywhere with this is not allowed, that is not allowed. That was an unpleasant feeling.

Actually 3.5 stars. Beautiful directly on the beach with free use of the beach beds if you stay longer than 3 nights. Swimming pool, restaurant, dog washing area, camper washing area. That's all great. But on one side you are along a busy road. on the other side you are at the busy beach. Sanitary facilities are terrible! Those showers are really 1 star! And that for that price...

Large campsite with all facilities. We were at the top on the road side and you can hear that. During fiesta you are not allowed to do anything. Not emptying your toilet, throwing away bottles etc. Steep climb and the lake is nice but not as beautiful as Como. Village is very nice. Facilities of the campsite are very good.

Nice campsite that will be cramped in high season. But they help where they can and that's why we had a whole lane for our camper. It was quiet while the adjacent campsite was already cramped. Super nice people. I didn't like the village much. More is fantastic!

Stayed a few days because of the bad weather where we wanted to go. Was fine. Quiet campsite, large pitches, excellent sanitary facilities. You don't see the Moselle. Large cycle path but otherwise not much to do in the village. All in all a nice campsite for a few days

Great campsite with only a few spots for campers/caravans. You are placed in front of someone's permanent tent. It's all very normal🫣. You can walk down to the lake. Then you walk under the railway line and you only then realize that it is so close. Didn't have much trouble with it. So it's all a bit strange but otherwise very good for a good price. Lots of traffic and conviviality to reception/shop/bar. Nice people.

Nice campsite on the water and well maintained. A road behind the campsite but we were not bothered by it. Sanitary facilities very neat but only 3 showers. Could not find a supermarket nearby. Nice cycle path and nice walking. We were able to use the acsi card. Canoe rental from the campsite but we have a dog with us so that was not going to work. Great place where we would go back again!

Recently in possession of a camper so still discovering everything. Try a weekend in Zeeland. Quiet campsite with perfect sanitary facilities. Equipped with all conveniences. Zoutelande by bike. Fresh eggs for sale, covered bike storage and go-karts for the kids. Even though it was quite chilly, we had great days!

We picked up our camper and immediately had our baptism of fire. We had looked for a place with good reviews and they more than lived up to it. Beautiful spots, good sanitary facilities. The reservation board is fine but you have to take some time for it. Towards the off-leash area and on the street the meadows are fenced off with electric wire. I completely understand but I found it a bit difficult with the dog. We thought it was great to start our camper adventure here