Brand new, exemplary parking space, where not everything is working yet, but it will be. At €7 per night - a real gift from the community, thanks for that! Shortcoming: DOWN the square you can read that you should pay ABOVE at the tourist office. Just set up a mailbox with fillable envelopes. 99.9% of campers will deposit gratefully.

Affordable luxury - in addition to the usual amenities, there is a sauna, infrared cabin, mini market and a large restaurant. In mid-October, the campsite is occupied by a maximum of one third and the prices are really moderate for the facilities and the location. At this travel time, however, you should consider that at 1,300m it can be cold at night and the warming rays of the sun reach the narrow valley around noon at the earliest.

Everything is written about the pitch itself. What sets it apart from the rest is the adjacent restaurant "Oliver kocht". Anyone who warms up their canned ravioli here can no longer be saved. The cuisine is down-to-earth but of a very high standard, while the prices are pleasantly low. For this quality I have it already paid twice as much (hopefully the landlord doesn't read that).

On most pitches nothing works without wedges; if you get a seat in the front row, you sit in the window display on the beach promenade; 5* for the restaurant; Market on the square unfortunately closed; the planes from/to Split are/are a bit higher here and are less disruptive than on Čiovo; the water taxi leaves a few steps west of the camp and runs every half hour to Trogir in 20 minutes (€ 7.50 return).

Rather small, familiar, very clean place with a restaurant and sea view. The driveway is borderline for larger Womos but feasible. If you come from the SE, don't take the first option suggested by the navigation system, it's downhill like on the rollercoaster. 170m further there is a second possibility. Sometimes the landlord cooks in the "Peka", a kind of fire pot. You will be asked beforehand who would like a portion in the evening. Definitely agree! Splendid!

Located below the Jadranska Magistrala, right by the sea. Ideal for a stopover. Entry/exit is borderline for larger RVs. Everything is there, what you need, small restaurant on the square. As nice as the seats in the first row are, you should avoid them when there is wind and high waves, otherwise the vehicle will have a salt crust in the morning that you can sprinkle on your sandwich.

A dream for every shadow lover. The sun hardly stands a chance through the canopy of leaves on the old trees (but neither does the satellite dish). The sanitary rooms are rather rustic, but apparently the renovation of the showers has already begun. For some pitches at least 25m power cable required. The pool and one of the wash houses will be closed from mid-September. Part of the excavations is just a stone's throw away.

Brilliant place to stay (max. 2 nights) on the way to or from the south. Nice and flat on a meadow with electricity. Belongs to the Roseggerhof with a small but fine menu. Try the Carinthian meat noodles (similar to Kasnoodles but filled with minced meat and poured with liquid lard). You can't do much more to the body, but delicious! Also a good reason for the stone pine afterwards.

Dear community, thank you for an almost perfect parking space, centrally located, but still in the countryside with V/E at a fair price. You can earn the 5th star if you set up toilets. It would also be a "relief" for the many cyclists. If you consume in the nice beach bar right next door, you can relieve yourself there, but only during opening hours. Rumor has it that that too could soon be history.

Danger! Ticket machine at the entrance/exit will be renewed, taped up and out of order. Despite this, parking is not free here, there is a working ticket machine right next to the entrance/exit. This is also described in detail on a large board at the entrance. Nevertheless, the inspector is currently writing the book "The 100 stupidest excuses why I don't have a ticket."

Because of the many negative reviews: overcrowded, dusty sandy desert that turns into a swamp when it rains, no electricity, no WiFi, toilet horrible and only open during the day, but charge € 16 for it ... I was prepared for the worst, then but rather pleasantly surprised. There were two reasons for this: I got one of the coveted seats right on the Isar promenade and the ticket machine was broken. So value for money was OK ;-)

Camping in August: From 4:00 p.m. they arrive, the legions of optimists, all hoping to get a nice, large pitch with electricity and every comfort. They either drove on or – illegally – stood in the parking lot with nothing. If you arrive in the morning, the chance of a legal place on this really nice, well-equipped pitch is higher. Value for money: also because of the location OK.

Nicely located, the supply/disposal could almost be considered exemplary if it weren't a.d. Wrong path, also applies to parking spaces, I didn't roll out of bed even without wedges, but for €17.50/night you could afford a terrace. Designating the toilets behind the Kurhaus as part of the parking space is courageous, you shouldn't be in a hurry and a.d. Opening times from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. are not kept by every digestive system.

The place is dominated by "real" campers (the ones with the big backpacks and the small tents). But also old bags (like me) with the big mobile homes and the small xxxx (censored) are welcome and will find spacious pitches with water and electricity connections. The sanitary facilities are simple, but functional and clean. During the day you can listen to the sound of motorbikes speeding by. Quiet at night except when the rafters are partying.

It's all in the mix. Here the long-term campers are not banished to ghettos, they are among the day campers in their mobile homes, caravans, (awning) tents of all sizes and the tiny tents of hikers and bikers with motor and quad drive. They all have one thing in common, they don't need water slides, wellness areas and fun-loving animators, just the beautiful nature around the site. That's what makes him so adorable.

Relatively large place in beautiful surroundings. It may be that the sanitary facilities are i.d. The main season is tight, now (end of September) I didn't feel that way. Employees are constantly cleaning, which would certainly be easier with contemporary sanitary facilities. To do this, they walk through the rows and if you want, they take the garbage bag with them (I've never seen it like this before). Portions in the restaurant are not the largest but cheap and good.

An idyll! On the way home from Croatia, you can tell from the really sparkling clean and vermin-free sanitary facilities that you are back in Austria. OK, the delightful natural bathing pond can't quite compete with the Mediterranean, but the cooling is the same, only without a salt crust :-). Price / performance ratio is absolutely top! Many a “southern” campsite operator should take a vacation here and take an example!

From Wed. Sept. it will be nice and quiet in Croatia, you can choose your parking space and ... Not in 2021! Crazy what's going on on the coast. I still have a place i.d. Got hold of middle. Everything is written about the place that I CANNOT confirm is that the cleanliness could be better and the WiFi reception would be poor. A star deduction, because it's usually Cat. C no water connection gives. Doesn't have to be at every pitch, but every 25m !?

If you don't want to spend a beach holiday, spring is the better choice. In September, the waterfall is less spectacular and the former meadow has thickened into a dusty steppe. I think when I tried to screw in a screw peg I even heard her laugh. The sanitary facilities are like the total. The facility is rather rustic but clean and the Schweinderl family luckily spent their vacation elsewhere :-)

The north of Austria offers absolute peace and cool nights. At the NE-Zipferl from the Müllerteich, 350m v.d. Away from the CZ border, deep relaxation is the order of the day, hardly any cars and two-wheelers only with a wadan drive. Registration and de-registration in the leisure center (200m), gastro there. The parcels are sufficient for vehicles up to a maximum of 8m and offer electricity, fresh water and waste water connections. Sanitary: exemplary, bathing lake: nothing for warm showers, a bicycle is recommended for shopping.

Very quiet, yet close to the city, plenty of space, enough power connections, a supply / disposal and all that for a fair price. Camper heart what more do you want? Well, there is something else, dear community fathers and mothers. If you put a toilet now, I'll vote you the most camper-friendly community of the year ;-)

Nice, friendly, familiar, the reception alone suggests a pleasant stay. That's how it was! Free choice of seats on a large meadow, directly on the Thaya, lots of deeply relaxed campers, far from the hustle and bustle, WiFi down to the last corner of the square, old but squeaky clean and plentiful sanitary facilities, showers with a 50 cent insert no longer entirely up-to-date but with you can get by easily with a coin. Thayatal cycle path in front of the door

Paid parking spaces can be a joke. Simply start up, connect to one of the power pillars if necessary, insert coins, done! The remaining credit can be read off easily by pressing the button for the connection number. The small but well-stocked shop is worth a visit. Everything else has already been written

Here you can finally see what ASFINAG is doing with our money besides annoying us with construction sites. Everything squeaky clean, including the toilets, a vending machine with drinkable coffee, the entire system is video-monitored and illuminated at night. There is even a supply and disposal station for mobile homes. This also makes the parking lot attractive for truck drivers, and in the evening they are unfortunately also in the designated car parks.