We spontaneously spent three days at this family-run campsite and were absolutely delighted. The friendliness at reception and their efforts to ensure everything was to our satisfaction were particularly noteworthy. The sanitary facilities, the excellent restaurant, and the peaceful location were additional pluses. There's a sauna (with more being added), an indoor pool, a thermal bath, and a natural lake. And a playground for the little ones.

A dream! We spent a week here with a breathtaking view of the valley and the mountains. It's very peaceful, and watching the paragliders take off and land on the weekends is beautiful. There are toilets and fresh water at an outdoor sink. Waste disposal is via a vertical pipe into the ground. There's no electricity. The friendly owners collect €15 in the evening. We'd love to come back. ...

The parking area is in a quiet location next to the spa hotel, surrounded by meadows. A few pitches are also suitable for larger motorhomes. We didn't use the sanitary facilities in the spa hotel. We paid €20 using the Parkster app, which included everything, even electricity. We would definitely stay at this campsite again.

This was our first time here and we were very satisfied. Plenty of space for large motorhomes, water and waste disposal, bread delivery service, sauna and thermal baths at a discounted rate with a guest card. We spontaneously extended our stay from 4 to 5 nights. If we are ever in the area again, we will definitely stay here again.

The spot could be good if you figure it out. Please note: The sauna is closed on Tuesdays. Since the barrier key must be picked up at reception, overnight stays from Monday to Tuesday and Tuesday to Wednesday are NOT permitted. It is also not permitted to be used as a day parking space. Unfortunately, this information is not posted anywhere. Today is Monday, and we're out of luck.

We stayed at this beautiful site for five days. It's not divided into lots and is very spacious, making it ideal for larger boats. It's beautifully situated on the river and at the foot of the castles. It's a great starting point for all sorts of excursions, and at €11, it's not expensive. Water and electricity are easily accessible by car. The old town with its various lovely restaurants, cafés, and ice cream parlors is just a few meters away. We didn't use the restrooms.

A small campsite with a nice café at the entrance. Good starting point for Porto. Some permanent campers (bungalows). Older sanitary facilities, but tidy. Only partially suitable for large vehicles (except for 2 places). Only cash payment possible (25 €/night) incl. 3 amps of electricity, fuse blows immediately. More amps can be paid for separately. Free WiFi. Really nice and helpful staff. However, it is "stacked tightly" to make use of every space. Conclusion: functional

It is a green area on a former campsite opposite the sports field. Quite muddy when it rains. No V+E. The location is good. 5 minutes walk to the nice place, 100 m to the beach, quiet. Motorhomes are tolerated. We liked it and stayed here for 4 nights. By the way, also very suitable for thick ships. There is also an indoor swimming pool at the sports field.