The site has several large trees providing natural shade. However, the pitches are tight. Restrooms are clean and nicely furnished. Hot water for showers costs CHF 0.50. The operators are friendly.

Lots of nice, shady spots. The staff is friendly. The restrooms may be a bit older, but they're regularly cleaned and very clean.

Next to the hotel is a simple campsite with plenty of shade from the trees. The restrooms are regularly cleaned, and the reception was friendly.

Beautiful, simple, and clean campsite. The reception was very friendly and welcoming. Access: Be sure to follow the signs from the village entrance and don't follow the navigation system; otherwise, you'll be on a gravel road through the vineyards.

Appropriate for one night. No sanitary facilities.

A bit impersonal as the place is very large. Also relatively expensive. But clean and nice plots.

modern and clean infrastructure, ideal for families, relatively expensive

very clean, nice place, nice staff

Friendly reception and very clean and modern infrastructure. Clear size of the campsite with a nice bar. Train station and shops nearby.

Good camping with lots of play options for children. Nice lawns with trees. Sufficient number of sanitary facilities, some of which are a bit older but clean. The cable car to Unterbäch or Eischoll is right next to the campsite. Noise from the nearby street can be heard.

Simple, quiet and level campsite. The sanitary facilities are clean. Showers with coin-operated machines, otherwise hot water available.

Large, level and beautiful campsite with spacious plots. The sanitary facilities with hot water are modern and very clean. 15 minutes walk to the center of Visp and the train station. Ideal starting point for excursions and hikes.

Beautiful nature camping right on the mountain stream. There are a number of fire places available right next to the plots. The place is a bit remote but ideal for hiking and relaxing. 30 minutes walk to the nearest shop in Binn. The paramedic systems are modern and clean. Hot water by means of a coin operated machine. Access to Binn leads over a narrow mountain road and tunnel with little alternative for larger vehicles (only for experienced drivers)