The campsite itself is nice, but it borders directly on a cattle farm. If the wind is blowing in the wrong direction, the smell of cattle is very strong. And from 5 a.m. onwards, heavy machinery is used to distribute feed – the noise of a bulldozer continued all morning. Definitely not for those with sensitive noses and ears. Note: The campsite is always locked with a chain; the key is available in the farm shop (where you can buy regional food products).

Very quiet, located behind a farm with a restaurant and next to a fish pond. I was only there for the night and had some trouble spending my €15 the next morning, as it's not very busy in winter and the restaurant was closed. The spot was very good, I think – even though I didn't see much of the picturesque surroundings because of the thick fog.

Small parking space on the edge of town. €5 plus €2.50 for electricity and water if needed. Restrooms are in the inn diagonally across the street. You also register there. Very friendly staff, the food is simple, home-cooked. Everything is very uncomplicated, but there are only about four to six parking spaces.

I stayed there for two nights in mid-May 2025. It's become a large area, and you can park a large RV, caravan, or trailer in the "regular" parking spaces; there's even a bit of shade there. The tram and a bus line take you quickly to the center, or to a huge shopping center in three stops. You'll need to bring a hose to refill your fresh water.

By mid-May 2025, the barrier had still not been installed, and according to a municipal employee, there is still no obligation to pay (except for electricity, which can be rented by the hour (!) with tokens). An attempt to pay using the parking app also failed. The restrooms were locked. Quiet spot, not even half full in mid-March. The access is a bit adventurous for large RVs.