


10 Reviews
Beautiful spot, plenty of flat parking on the grass, although the hard parking is on a bit of a slope. Toilets were better than expected, very new, clean, and only a few dead flies, although i imagine in summer they could be worse. Only person here for a few hours, a few other campers rolled in after dark.
not sure why you have to pay for this. the toilets are full of hundreds of flies making it genuinely unusable. there are no other facilities apart from bins. just seems ridiculous paying for this even if it is cheap.
Early May, we were alone at the campsite. Payment via QR code and credit card was convenient online. The toilet block is new, with a pit latrine and unfortunately a lot of flies. Otherwise, it was very quiet at that time of year; we only heard swans and other birds. According to the information board, the water quality is good again since the discharges from the fields were prohibited. We had a very restful night.
Nice grace area to park overlooking the lake. Toilets are basic drop style but clean. No sulphur smell which is a good thing for options in the area
Good camping spot, the toilets were nice, just a lot of flies. But beutiful lake and nice coozy feeling around here.
Big camp site with beautiful lake view.
There are approximately 10 pitches for campervans, tent pitches, and a barbecue grill available. It's beautifully situated right on the lake. The restrooms are new, but there are lots of small animals inside at night because the lights are constantly on. Most campers arrive 30-60 minutes before sunset (during the off-season). Highly recommended!
Nice and quiet spot on the lake! We arrived around 9pm and were lucky to get the last spot (5-6 spots) in the carpark as the grass area was too muddy to access.
Great place! Super quiet :) There is quite a lot of place to park, the day we were, even people arriving at night could park. The waterless toilet are quiet new and some of the best of that kind I have seen. It's 10$ per adult, you just have to scan a qrcode onsite and pay online.
We stayed in the "North Side" of the camp ground. This requires a bit more of an adventurous approach to drive in. Some deep is holes once you get off the main road. You will be fine with a 2 wheel drive with a little bit of common sense. We rocked in with a small truck towing a caravan. 12m long. Parked right beside the lake. Awesome spot. Toilets are fine, clean with toilet paper.
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