This campsite can be left out for those traveling through. There's another campsite in almost the same location that does offer space for those traveling through. It also has a restaurant (tip: delicious and good food, friendly staff). The name of the correct campsite is "Campingplatz Naturfreunde." It's on the same street but at number 10 or 10a.

After a drive through the mountains (winding, steep, and narrow), we arrived at the campsite. The men's sanitary facilities were adequate. The women's facilities were truly inadequate. They were dirty, with hair, cold water, and lights that frequently went out. It's a plateau campsite. A real campsite for mountain bikers and hikers. It's more of an outdoor campsite.

A plateau campsite. Accessible via a rather narrow, steep climb of about 3 kilometers. The campsite also has cabins. There are two restrooms, one of which is quite adequate. It could be more modern, but it's clean. In the past, you could enter the cave via the terrace restaurant. Turns out it's been closed for 10 years. A real shame! The food at the restaurant is really good. It's sufficient for one night, and by the way... It's near the famous caves. Campers are also allowed to stay overnight there!

A campervan site for transit. Good gravel pitches. Basic amenities available. Electricity is provided by coins! The surrounding area is great for cycling. The surrounding villages are not particularly noteworthy. Payment is made via an envelope at a kiosk.