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A warm welcome with tea at the campervan. Simple grounds inherited by the grandson of the original owner. He's eager to transform it into a beautiful spot with an organic garden and restaurant. He made us a delicious tagine. The sanitary facilities are clean. He's going to renovate the pool. There's also a facility for gray water disposal (best done with a hose), toilet emptying, and water refills. The roof terrace offers a fantastic view.

A wonderful stay, delicious food, and extremely friendly people. We were allowed to eat dinner in the campervan in front of the house because one of us had a fever. Jozen and Amin speak perfect English. All in all, we paid 400 mad.

An addition to the previous reviews: The price has risen to €24 based on two people sharing a campervan. The organization seems to be better now; it's done with levers and payment at the reception. The price isn't listed at the gate, so that was a surprise. Gray water disposal is clearly indicated but inconvenient without a hose. There's a chemical toilet disposal facility at a building, but the sign next to it says gray water.

We couldn't find this campsite, unfortunately.

please note, Google maps also does not navigate to the correct point. I think the tip to follow the caravan sign is the best. I drove over the sidewalk which of course should not be like that

probably wonderful to stay. However, don't expect to be able to empty or fill your RV when you're not camping there

I join others. Wonderfully quiet and meanwhile there is also a decent range.

Water tap didn't work. Waterless valve did not open.

Update 5-5-22 The logs have disappeared and there is a sign: Stopping for campers between 22 and 7 is prohibited. Upon inquiry, it turned out that a German had asked for permission. He was allowed to stand there for free. We did then too.

anyone who can appreciate peace and space will enjoy it as much as we do. We walked for hours on the large quiet area. You can just get lost and enjoy squirrels. Or take a canoe on the lake with your canoe. Or dive in from your camper. Most places are on the water and you can choose between fully detached camping or with more company on the beach