We loved this. There are no facilities. You really have to be self-sufficient. Beautiful starry sky at night. We took a lovely walk around the lake. Food stalls are expensive, but Switzerland is expensive everywhere if you want to eat or drink, so we even managed to get a raclette sandwich for dessert in the campervan.

Poor place. Lots of trash. There's a reasonably spacious parking lot at the front. Around the corner, it was more cozy, but also cramped. And dirty. 25 is a steep price...

The place itself is okay, but it's dirty/grimy. There's trash that looks like it's been there for ages. Ugh. There is electricity, but 25 is still a lot of money.

Nice campsite. Friendly welcome. You have tokens for the showers, which is always a hassle, but also sustainable. I can shower quickly, even with thick, long hair, but there are also people who simply spend 20 minutes in the shower. That's possible here too, but you pay for it. Beautiful green grass. Beautiful surroundings.

It's a large campsite without fixed pitches. You can park your campervan wherever you like. That's nice, but we came back from a bike ride and a new campervan was parked on our side. The pitches are also sandy or pebbly. The sanitary facilities are new, but the showers and toilets are in the same room, so when you're showering, someone is pooping next to you... Clean in the morning, but by the afternoon, you could tell the cleaning staff couldn't handle the crowds.

Great location. Clean water and electricity. You can empty the toilet there. It's free, but of course, you're supposed to buy a bottle of wine from them. You also get the Wi-Fi code there. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is that you don't have a view, but are actually on their property. There's space for 4 campers.

No longer welcome. They no longer accept campers, even though the sign at the driveway suggests otherwise. A story about "something environmental they wanted to work on." We didn't understand it. The fact is, you're no longer welcome here.