Attempted to enter today. Gates and reception closed at 4:30pm. No one around, despite some neighbour mentioned that the manager (a person called Isabel) should be somewhere nearby. Tried to find her to no avail, so I left. Inside looked extremely quiet, old, but still nice for a night.

The camper area wasn’t possible to access, so I left. To enter you need to register on a website that asks all kind of personal information. Then I got a couple of “system errors”. And you have to figure out all of this standing in front of a closed barrier, at the sun and poor network connectivity. Maybe some others will have more luck, I just don’t think that place seemed to worth figuring that out.

There’s a sign of “non drinkable water” next to the faucet; so I’ll go refill my deposit somewhere else. It’s kind of a parking, with no shadow. There’s a toilet and shower 50m down the road. Also there’s a bar / cafe with nice views to the lake.

It’s an area dedicated for motor homes in a bigger car parking. There are toilets and some basic facilities. Shower is a weak stream of cold water, in my experience. Close to cafes and shops and some noise during the night. Perhaps okay for 1-night stop if you are around.

Beware that the ‘super hot water’ issue is still happening, which makes it very hard to take a shower.

Nice place in front of the beach. Beware that it’s no longer free (although cheap) and there are signs everywhere that overnight is not allowed. Not sure if this is enforced, but I decided to leave at 7pm and park somewhere else for the night.

Beautiful place surrounded by nature, with the possibility of taking walks around, near the woods. It was very quiet, special for relaxing. Owners were beyond friendly and authentically kind. There’s also a small kiosk on-site where you can get beverages and order bread. Would definitely come back here!