Truly a Dutchman's campsite. After a whole laundry list of rules, they weren't told that we had to pay for the shower as well. Just like 20 years ago in East Germany. Even after 18 years, guests still have to operate the barrier themselves, even during the day. We received a call after departure. Because we hadn't returned a key, but we had never received this key.

What a lovely place. Definitely worth 5 stars. It certainly deserves to be in the spotlight a bit more.

We had high expectations for this campsite, partly because it is praised by the ANWB. Unfortunately, there is supposed to be Wi-Fi at every pitch, but this is only available right near the reception building. Furthermore, other rubbish cannot be disposed of on the campsite, only in the neighboring village; how is this normal?

We stayed here for 2 nights in the camper. Abrahim is willing to do anything for you. We were spoiled with many cups of tea, a delicious breakfast, and Berber dinner; even our laundry was done for us. Such hospitality. We enjoyed ourselves, and this place is definitely worth a visit.

We had to pay 42 euros for one night, a camper with two people and no electricity. Very expensive.

This camping with many rules and a high price was not an acceptance for us to stay. Our place was somewhere in the back. We left again to the next camping.

No friendly staff. After a visit to Etna with a shuttle bus, we were charged 9 euros because we were too late for the cancellation. While they themselves were not present at 8 o'clock for the bill. Furthermore, the shower rooms of 70 / 70 cm are much too small. This campsite has disappointed us greatly.

A nice campsite. Warm welcome and good service. We stay here with great pleasure. Enjoy for the third time. And will definitely come back again. R and T.