A great, small campsite near the lake with everything you need, even a heated pool. A great base for many activities. During peak season, be sure to reserve in advance. A very warm welcome. We're absolutely delighted to have gotten a spot here, as the campsite wasn't that big. Peak season, Category C, 2 adults + 1 child, €68/night. We'll definitely be back.

The city has done everything right here! A pitch in the heart of town, yet idyllic, with all amenities, including water, electricity, and electricity. €23/night (2 adults + 1 child, including tourist tax). Very friendly registration at the tourist information office. Pitches are slightly sloping, but no problem with wedges. A great starting point for hikes and sightseeing. Bad Frankenhausen itself is a well-kept, lovingly designed town.

We spent two days at the campsite over Whitsun, no reservation needed. 2 adults/1 child, €33/day without electricity. Very friendly reception, bread roll service (early risers), and decent bathroom facilities. Not a fancy spot, but perfectly adequate in our opinion. Lots of long-term campers. On holidays, it's often used by large, sometimes noisy groups and what appears to be (former) soldiers, judging by the many shirts with the Iron Cross. ;-/

The access road looked like a footpath, and there was a no-car and no-motorcycle sign along the way, so we didn't dare drive any further. Unfortunately, there were no signs indicating a parking space. Since we only wanted to use the service, we didn't ask the hotel and drove on.

We were here on April 19, 2025, and the campsite was closed. Just like the other two in Czaplinek. The area looked like a construction site, with wood and building materials lying around everywhere. There was a phone number at the entrance, so maybe they would have let us onto the site. But we didn't want to be on a construction site.

A wonderful, park-like, very well-maintained campsite with large pitches. It opened on April 15th; we arrived on the evening of April 16th, but the reception was already closed. We were still able to find a spot and register the next morning. Only a few spots were occupied, but many had already been reserved. Reservations are recommended in the summer. The restrooms are very clean, although a bit dated. €28/night for 3 people + RV + electricity in the off-season. We felt very comfortable.

We stayed at this site the week before Easter. It was no problem getting a spot without a reservation. €43/night including electricity and water for 3 people plus a motorhome. The site was clean, and the bathrooms were OK. Reception speaks English, and payment can be made by card or cash in zloty. There's an ATM right outside the site. Reservations are definitely recommended during peak season.

Beautifully located site, with terraces, which gives you the feeling of being on a relatively small campsite. Great pool, bread roll service, small bar with shop, great view. The site is extremely well maintained and the prices are still reasonable for South Tyrol. Reservations are highly recommended. It was fully booked even in October. Very friendly staff. Thank you for the great stay.

There is nothing to complain about at the site itself. Very friendly staff, uncomplicated, efficient booking in advance possible, bread roll service (online + on site), V/E, luxury sanitary facilities. Pool undersized for the size of the site. €54/night for 2 adults, 1 child, no electricity (we had a transit site for 2 nights). It was a bit too busy for us, typically German ;-) but if you like that, you'll be happy here, hence 5 stars

Very quiet, pleasant campsite with a great pool. Not overcrowded even in high season. Bread roll service, electricity, chemical toilet emptying available. Indirect water/supply possible (draining grey water into buckets, filling up with fresh water using a canister), but no water/supply where you can drive directly with your RV. Only tight swimming trunks are allowed in the pool. Approx. 10 minutes walk to the town centre. Ideal for cycling to Mont Ventoux.