Studio - 2 persons

The swimming lake is hard to reach from the campground. There's a very rough downhill section that's quite dangerous. TV reception is limited. It's very noisy and there are a lot of children. I won't be booking this campground again.

It wasn’t until after I’d booked that I started reading reviews. That’s when I started to feel a little uneasy. People said there was no privacy, that kids were racing around on go-karts all day, and that the campsites were very small. But none of that turned out to be true. After we were welcomed so warmly and shown to our spot, I realized it’s a fantastic campground! Plenty of space at your spot, lots of young families, yet it’s still a peaceful campground. A fantastic restaurant, a small shop, and the new restroom building looks more like a spa than a campground restroom—it’s truly AMAZING! And the lake is absolutely gorgeous!! At a campground, you’re always around other campers. If you want a lot of privacy, you should go stay in a cabin out in the middle of nowhere, not at a campground. Kids play and make noise, and of course, one of them might cry now and then. Of course, there are always some grumblers in the reviews, but we have nothing negative to say about this campground. P.S. It’s also well-suited for dogs.

We were there for three weeks in June and really enjoyed the comfort of the campground. The restroom facilities are very comfortable and never overcrowded, even when the campground was fully booked. Our campsite was spacious. Other sites were more cramped. The two access points to the lake involve a bit of a climb. But that’s simply due to the nature of the mountainous terrain. The only negative aspects we can mention are that dogs aren’t allowed to swim in the lake and that you can’t take your own paddleboat out on the lake (only rented boats!!!). But that’s certainly not within the campground operator’s control. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had a wonderful time.

This was our first time staying with Toni; he and his team are cheerful, friendly, and very helpful. Toni goes out of his way for his guests: events, wine, schnapps, cheese, and sausage tastings—some of which are made on-site—a great restaurant, bike tours, kids’ activities, a fantastic playground, an indoor play area, children’s entertainment, sports activities, and much more, lawn areas, a small access point to the lake, very nice wash houses, a bread roll delivery service, a small shop, and a bus stop right at the entrance. All the campsites have electricity and much more. The only drawback is that the gray and black water (sewage) supply and disposal points are located right on the entrance lane, which is why we didn’t use them—to avoid obstructing anyone—and we consider this a drawback.

We highly recommend Toni and his team, as well as the campground, and would love to come back.

9.50 for a dog? No way. The most I've ever paid was 5.50. It's not about the price—it's a matter of principle.

We were only there for 2 nights. The apartment could have been a little cleaner for that price. If the baby is completely covered in black from crawling around, maybe the floor should be wiped down with a damp cloth ;-), and the kitchen is very outdated. Otherwise, the amenities were okay.
Quiet campground, friendly staff (as far as we could tell), nice playground and swimming area.
The area is very beautiful.
There are plenty of dispensers for dog waste bags on the grounds, which is great—it would be even better if they were actually stocked.