The field is spacious. It is a pity that there are so few tourist pitches. A few of them are occupied by seasonal pitches and a number of glamping tents. The sanitary facilities are still working, but are due for replacement. The swimming pool is fine, but not large for such a large park. The shop is entirely self-service.

A real campervan site, albeit with 2 showers and 4 toilets. Showering costs €0.50 for 2 minutes, which is very short! It's a shame there is no barrier; now everyone keeps driving on and off the site, even when it's full. And it was full for us on both days. We knew to pay in cash; we had read about it. Old-fashioned, but okay. We paid €32 per night including electricity. Cycling to Heidelberg is perfectly doable. Restaurant/terrace Stettiner Klause, 0.6 km away, is very nice.

Very friendly welcome. The location of this campsite makes it a top campsite. We happened to get a spot in the first row, number 8, where we could see the lake. The sanitary facilities are very clean. Showering costs €0.50 for 3 minutes, which is okay. There is a lot to do in the area, especially for cycling. We paid €57.90/night for camper and 2 people. To cross to Konstanz by boat with your bike, take the car/bike ferry past Meersburg; it is cheaper than other boats.

Super large and beautiful campsite. There are various pitches, with both gravel and grass surfaces. One sanitary building is very luxurious; the other is fine but a bit older. Not 5 stars, because for us, a swimming pool is missing at such a large campsite and location. There is plenty to do (especially for families). We paid €45 per night for a camper and 2 people, including electricity.

A typical campervan site. Not very cozy, ground covered in pebbles. The sanitary facilities are neat and clean. As mentioned, you pay extra for them and a deposit for the key. If you arrive early, there is usually still a spot available, but later in the afternoon, there isn't. We paid €31.60 per night including sanitary facilities. Electricity is coin-operated. Within easy cycling distance of Immenstadt. Nice surroundings. View of the Alps. The campervan site is not closed off by a barrier. You can swim in the small lake.

There is nothing to fault about this campsite, but you do pay for it. We paid €62.35 for a camper and 2 people (incl. electricity consumption). The sanitary facilities are clean and look very nice. Plenty of washing-up areas (indoors). Indoor swimming pool. And 4 jetties with steps to enter the lake. You can also easily access the lake on foot. It is a bit of a bike ride from Füssen, though it is fairly flat. You can also cycle to the castles. The campsite is large and luxurious, though.

We stayed at this campsite for the past 3 nights. What friendly owners. There is a bread service, a restaurant, and a terrace. The sanitary facilities are adequate and clean. Nice camper pitches with a view of the lake. There are several jetties to enter the water. We paid €41.90 per night for a camper with 2 people, without electricity. We cycled to the nice town of Bad Tölz, and the cable car and toboggan run are 1.6 km away.

Campsite with many permanent pitches. To the right of the reception, you are close to the road, which you can hear. To the left of the reception, at the far end, is a large field where everyone can choose their own spot. Great! We stayed here for 2 nights for €33 per night. The sanitary facilities are fine and clean. There is a restaurant/terrace (we didn't use it). Cycled around Lake Tegernsee = 25km and well worth it. Chic towns on the lake and a nice atmosphere.