There are 12 separate spots for campers, with a picnic table and a rubbish bin at every spot. You can get free water at the petrol station (I asked politely). There is a cabinet at the back containing a tap. I am also going to empty my grey water at the back of the petrol station tomorrow. There are 3 pits in concrete slabs there. I will use the chemical toilet somewhere else along the way.

Good spot by the water with a view of the glacier. However, there are too few showers for a campsite like this.

Great campsite, just a shame the washing machine smells so bad. According to the owner, that's because of the open sewer!! Well, I can tell you that every drain has a siphon, including a washing machine. The washing machine is simply dirty. Advice: rinse it a few times at 90°C with a bag of soda.

There is a funfair next to the campsite this weekend. Loud music from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The campsite itself is fine; the sanitary facilities are outdated but clean. The campsite is quite expensive for the low season. We paid €39 for one night.

Fine campsite, nicely laid out and nice sanitary facilities. The roads on the campsite could use some maintenance. The same goes for the electrical cabinets. Some of the doors are practically falling off and they cannot be locked. We also had to pay a €50 deposit for the pitch. Why, I don't know. Never saw anyone inspect the pitch. And on top of that, €15 per day if I were to use a motor scooter!!!

Very sloping spots, but fine for one night. We were the only ones there. You can fill up with water and dispose of grey water. People also throw chemical toilets in with the grey water, but I don't think that's supposed to happen.

It is not recognizable as a camper site at all; there is a parking lot at the viewpoint, but I don't think you are allowed to stay overnight there. We drove on.

Fine place to stay overnight. The bathroom facilities are basic. Manager Jonathan is friendly and very helpful.

It is March 17, but the location is unavailable.