The campsite was okay, but the nearby church/restaurant was a bit unfriendly, and a TV recording was in progress, so we couldn't order anything. The beach was a large field of seaweed, and there was no sand to be seen.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, they're not allowed on one field and the beautiful lake that dogs can see. The restaurant staff was unfriendly and took ages to help us. The same thing happened with the checkout, where the staff all argued amongst themselves for a while, so you just have to wait to pay.

Nice place and charming village with a good bakery (you can't buy groceries at the bakery, but a little further on at a restaurant). The beach isn't large, and only a small section is accessible for dogs. It can get quite muddy in wet weather, and you can't pitch everywhere, but they do have a tractor if needed. The sanitary facilities are a bit limited and outdated, but perfectly fine for us.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, but only in the field right at the front for campers. This means you won't have access to the facilities if you don't want to leave your dog behind. You can only buy sandwiches in the morning, so if you arrive around lunchtime, the restaurant will be closed. You can pay for electricity and toilets with a card that you can load with money from the machine.