It's somewhere between a campervan site and a campsite. When we were there, it was thoroughly cleaned. The sanitary facilities were fine and had hot water. A bakery with McDonald's and shops were 300 meters away. Perfect for visiting the old town, etc. The pitches aren't overly large, but it's manageable. Please report to the hotel reception. Emails are answered promptly when booking. Really, there's little to complain about.

A beautiful, well-maintained campsite with all amenities. Excellent restaurant and bread service (you have to ask, but it's available). New sanitary facilities and showers. Showers are coin-operated, but that's common in many places in the Tatra region. Near the Demanovska Ice Cave (2 km). Unfortunately, the ice there has already disappeared due to global warming.

Probably the only campsite with reasonable facilities near Bratislava. The buildings have a somewhat GDR-like feel, but most of the essentials are there. There are only a few hot showers. The sanitary facilities are also dated but clean. Beautiful and spacious pitches on lovely grass. Compared to Western Europe, it's quite expensive. Only a 25-minute bike ride to the old city center. Be careful along the way, due to the limited F-path.

For a city camper place quite ok. Through coin machine you can buy electricity and water. Money put in but only got electricity. Water did not work. Parking fee (12 euros) paid via an app that is displayed on the machine. 10 minutes walk to beautiful city center. There can only be 7-8, so arriving early in the afternoon is advisable.

a nice place with little shade, but with moderate facilities for campers. No clean and dirty water supply and no electricity. staff friendly, but limited presence during the day. Showers and toilets really good with really hot water but no privacy. You shower naked in the presence of everyone who also happens to have to go to the toilet. Good base for the famous Bastei bridge. No bread service. Lidl is 4 km away.

Am there now by bike but what a beautiful (paved) place. Including great view and opposite several restaurants and opposite Castelli. It also seems that there is (free?) electricity available. There are several plugs on the wall.

A campsite with allure that's for sure. For those who like to stay at the beach ideal. But what we found a pity that almost the entire terrain is paved. Paths in between and verges are lined with wonderfully beautiful plants/trees/bushes. There is a price difference between the chosen places. We paid 73,- eur. (camper with 2 adults incl. tax). Otherwise everything is very neat.

From the main road on the right into the access road there is indeed a sign that the parking is also intended for campers. But once we arrived we felt unsafe because the whole thing looks very messy with a lot of garbage all around. Also campers that were there for weeks if not months. Still opted for the (much too) expensive campsite nearby 😕

Depends on what you are looking for, but for us the perfect place (2 adults with camper). for young families with children perhaps not. There were few. Spacious places with nice grass and all basic facilities. No restaurants, bread service and animation teams. Bakery at 800 meters in the adjacent cozy village. Here you can also find some terraces and eateries. Reception not constantly occupied. Otherwise well taken care of.

Nice place for 1 night. Many complain about the noise,..but that's part of it if you want to be in the city center. In our experience it was not too bad. Pay attention to the power boxes,.they don't have a euro plug, but a "normal" 220V connection. Payment (€7.20) is possible until 19:00 on the other side of the Mouselle. Otherwise nothing to complain about.

All well and professionally organized. Super sanitary. In the adjacent gas station is a kind of v supermarket where you can also get fresh bread in the morning. It is still about 40 km to Santiago, but at parking Aparcamiento Pontepedriña, Rúa de José you can stand for (really) a little more than 1 euro almost all day and you can walk in 20 minutes. to the heart of the old town. Restaurant has simple menus. H2O and power close to spot.

In itself a good place v a short stay. Spacious and very shady areas. Sanitary dated but clean. The restaurant also has a small shop with the basic things. Do not all place flat and with little grass because of the shade. It is best to drive via

A quiet and safe place on the outskirts of Astorga. We were there during the day to visit the old city (a fifteen minute walk). In a few hours you will have a good impression of Astorga. The water tap on the Camperplaats was / has now been repaired. you can also dispose of dirty water and waste. Spacious pitches, little shade. Fairly flat.

Great place. A small river, a swimming pool and a restaurant all within 100 meters. We were there during the week so it wasn't too busy. In the evening after 9 p.m. when the swimming pool closes, it is much quieter. Unfortunately, the restaurant does not open early, so take care of breakfast yourself. Have a shower in the swimming pool, for 2 eur. was fine. Place for +/- 7 campers. Water available. There are benches in the adjacent park, so you don't have to unpack anything.

Do nothing more, ..everything you want is basically there and all well arranged. Many are here for the hike along the Cares that starts from Poncebos. From the campsite, this village is easy to do by bike, also without an electric motor. Secure your bicycles securely to a lamppost. The beautiful hike is +/- 13 km one way and definitely worth it. Remember that you can't walk around and that means the same way back.

really beautifully situated and very peaceful and quiet. Also nicely laid out. Hot water quails a bit, and there is a lot to say about it, but certainly a relaxed atmosphere. you think, oh how busy it is when you drive up, but just drive straight on to the reception. There was just room left. Many park along the road or in the large parking lot, but it is unclear whether this is allowed, as in many cases in Spain. we were high season.

Nice location right on the shores of the lake. simple campsite with only the necessary things. Sanitary a bit outdated but it all works. No bread for breakfast in the immediate vicinity. We got it wrong. Just some croissants at the coffee bar in the village. The sand-lime rock formation called Lame Rosse is a nice excursion nearby (walk of 2x 1 hour from the dam).

Excellent campsite in itself with very friendly staff. All amenities are more than adequate. For large campers, be careful with turning in and the side branches of the many trees and especially the tunnel under the railway that runs close to the campsite. we could only just pass under it (3.08m). If you can't stand raging trains, I'd say don't.

As far as I'm concerned, an ideal place, specially equipped for Campers. Sanitary super In order. Campers receive a personal access key to the sanitary building. The terrain is spacious and can accommodate up to 30 campers. Note that this is not a camping site, but sandwiches can be bought in the nearby village. At 200 meters distance div. restaurants at the Abbey. Quiet area and nice walking around the former Abbey. Beautiful location!

Very nice (family) campsite. Run by an enthusiastic Dutch family. Plumbing superb. for Campers, although no waste (water) facilities, but water and electricity are. pitches are sufficiently flat and spacious and have a nice awning pergola with picnic table underneath. everything looks nice. Prices quite reasonable. We paid 35 euros per night. On arrival a bit cluttered because of the lack of signposts, ..

a great place to visit San leo. You can get rid of waste, but no other facilities. as far as noise pollution is concerned. It's not that busy there anymore. 20 minutes to the historic center. But you can also drive into the village itself. There is also a parking lot and from here you are only a few steps from all that beauty.

Good campsite. Only vh restaurant you should not imagine too much. Stick to Pizzas and you'll be fine. Electric cycling to the old town is going well, but there are some steep slopes. make sure you have a full battery! Nice spacious places.

Super efficient overnight stay. Bakery with breakfast option in front of the door and a Lidl within walking distance. Had a quiet night despite the fact that the parking lot is in the middle of the village. You can pay via machine with a normal bank card (maestro) and it works fine. good food at nearby beer garden. No electricity or camper facilities available. be careful when parking in reverse because there is a high ledge at the back.

nice campsite with more than excellent sanitary facilities. Everyone very friendly. The part of the campers is not lit at night so be careful where you walk. WiFi only available at the entrance. Make reservations for sandwiches in advance. We had to pay 41 euros per person with 2 adults. checkout at night, so prices have also increased considerably here.

Despite other review, we are a bit more positive. sanitary facilities are just okay. There is a kind of restaurant, which is something between a shop, cafeteria etc, but you can also have simple dinners. The whole doesn't look that cozy, but they have what they need. The positions are somewhat unclear, but that looks nice. You can/can stand anywhere. The pitches are sloped so usually need raising blocks.

Small family campsite with extremely friendly staff. Own bar with bread service available. The offer in the spacious area is small and then this campsite is cozy and okay. Most facilities are a bit outdated, but adequate.

in this hectic tourist area, yet a well-organized whole as a campsite. Although the pitches are modest, they are well sheltered. There is a good restaurant and the sanitary facilities are also more than adequate. The campsite is right by the sea.. but the unobstructed view to the sea is obstructed in many places. There are a few (walking) passages so that you are quickly on the beach. Staff is friendly and helpful.

nice and quiet, small campsite but with all the necessary ingredients. Spacious places for campers. Sanitary is adequate but somewhat outdated. friendly and correct staff. Nice cycling distance from Arezzo and CastiglionFlorentina. Restaurant as indicated by several fantastic.

beautiful surroundings, but rather unsuitable for campers. water and drainage well are not easily accessible. lots of stairs and only 1 toilet block. streamlines are far from each other so you need long or extra cable reels. poor bread service (only from 8:30 am) and ridiculously expensive. Expensive campsite for the price that people ask. We never again!

great base for Cinque terre. handy if you have bicycles with you. from the camper place to Monterosso is about 2.5 km. with a 15% slope downwards. there is also a walking path from the camper place to the village. with our electric bicycles we came up from the village again fine in about 15 minutes. Too bad there are no showers, .. then it would have been perfect. staff are very friendly and helpful.

in Corona time very quiet, .. I liked it very much. we had to find the most beautiful places for t and the campsite is certainly beautifully situated. Quite a few facilities such as the camping shop and some sanitary blocks were now closed. plumbing what was available was good and clean .. Good base for visiting the old town.

nice and very cozy place. The owners are as stated in other reviews, .very friendly and helpful. bothered by ants, .. no worries you will come back later in the afternoon and they have already been busy with the aerosol around the Camper. But there are also some flaws that you might take for granted. the limited current capacity is the most annoying.

Good place for when you're on your way. We paid € 31.60 for 2 adults and camper. Indeed small card in the restaurant, .. bread service from 9:00 am. Campers standing for 1 night stand together on a special strip at the entrance. But that was fine.

Access road in sections made of concrete and the furniture rattles loose, even in its 2. But if you drive quietly, it is easy to do. A bit dusty in July. Nice lawn where you choose your place. The reception has a siesta between 12:00 and 17:00. All very pleasant. Super nice location in the middle of nature. The adjacent refugio has beer and food so everything will be fine!

Beautiful campsite with all the amenities that go with it. Super clean sanitary !! According to the tourist office in Jaca, this site is a better one in this area. If we could choose our own place, which we like. Bread service is there, .. but beware, .. can only be picked up after 9:30 am after ordering (a bit late)

Great place for a night. The payment terminal did not print any tickets. So you could pay but then you had no proof card behind the windshield. So everyone was free. Was busy but makes sense in the middle of the big vacation. Furthermore, a quiet and safe place with here and there shadow spots.

Camping was built from an old, dilapidated village. Very nicely done with church and all. All facilities more than adequate and the whole is all taken care of. At the reception you can get good information about what is possible in the area and that is quite something. We notice that the Spanish Pyrenees are heavily underestimated compared to the French, .. at least according to Google.

On a super hot day like today (+37 • C) it is wonderful above on this Large asphalted terrain. At 2100 meters altitude, it cools well at night and you sleep well. In the adjacent 4-star Hotel you can also have breakfast but it is pricey (28 € pp).

Not a special campsite, but everything is there and in itself fine. Good shower! Center within walking distance. Administrator is difficult to find and is only present at certain times. Some noise from the road alongside, but it doesn't dominate. We have not seen if bread is available in the morning, so we cycled to the village. Supermarket 1.2 km away (Carrefoure).

Well maintained camper place. The most organized that we encountered in Romania. Slightly more expensive but worth the money. The route is quite long (2.5 km) and in bad weather full of holes and potholes. During our stay was the "baker" with vacation, ... That is too bad in the middle of the high season, .. but owner shared her own bread to compensate!

Nice place. Large Campers requires driver's skills. Good sanitation. Also was occasion. Cafe and village grocery store at the front for the locals the place to be. Grassy courtyard can be soggy after rain, but is quite well cared for. All in all a great atmosphere.

Pay attention when driving. There are no indication signs even though you are close by. Upon arrival very warmly received, .. but there was a water failure in the hamlet and therefore no water at all. It will have been a coincidence. We were forced to leave again and drove to Cheile Rasnoavei.

For us was only a short stay. The weather was not easy and many places outside the central path were swampy. Hard to get away because of the grass surface. Spacious and good showers.

Just for the friendliness and helpfulness of the owners you would want to stay an extra night. The site is well situated for the div. sights. Small point of criticism but anyway, .. during our stay the hot water supply of the showers faltered. For the rest everything spits and span clean, .. just neat !!