Site is ok but VERY VEEEEEEERRRRYYY busy and ridiculously expensive at nearly £50 a night - £10 extra per night because it's an RV. Why?! 😡 - they ram people in like sardines and still charge full prices. Tram into Krakow is right outside the campsite entrance which is very convenient. Tram into Krakow is right outside the campsite entrance which is very noisy from 04:50 to 23:30. The noise on the site is ridiculous. I won't stay here again.

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It's a car park next to an exhibition hall. All tarmac. Noisy. right next to a main road. Convenient, but way too expensive; it's a car park!!

It is not hard paved. Electric is not free. 10m is not the length limit - my motorhome is 11m and it fits just fine. It's too expensive for what it is (£25 a night without electric)

It is not 3.5t limit. I spoke with the owners and the bridge is rated to 42 tonnes - the sign is only for commercial vehicles.

There is also an ACSI sticker in the window (current year) but when I asked about ACSI discount they said they didn't take ACSI!!

Restaurant owner is a grumpy asshat; beer was off, he refused to accept that & wouldn't taste it to confirm. We were going to eat there first night (10 of us) but given his recalcitrance we didn't. Place is a bit of a dump and right next to railway line with trains & workers on the line blowing horns and bright lights at 1:30am. Deeply unpleasant. Second night was quiet. Obnoxious Dutch long termer spoiled the stay further. Will never go back

max motorhome length is not unlimited at all. Mine is 11m and taking 3 pitches (fortunately it's empty) and was VERY tight getting in. €35 for two nights, including electric, 1 person. Absolutely nothing going on at the Praia fluvial. I guess in season there would be more going on.

plenty of space for big motorhomes - mines 11m, but you could easily fit bigger. There's a comment by someone else mentioning that it's tight to get in - it's not. At all. Cafe across the road the seems to run the place/take the money. I didn't use electric so no idea how much it is. intermarche just down the road. LPG fuel nearby for any American RVs needing to fuel up.

It's a lovely tranquil and quiet place. shops are not 2km away - more like 4 and not walkable unless you walk in the road. You need transport. Owners not there when I arrived but called me and explained everything and daughter Lisa arrived later in the day to confirm everything. I have a big American RV and entrance is tight (two point turn and I had to move their dustbin to get in. once in, they have space for big motorhomes.