Kompas Camping - Westende

This place is worth 4 stars 🌟—it’s gorgeous, clean, quiet, and full of play areas for kids, including water fountains that the kids love. The streets are very clean and well-organized, with a very large restroom area for men’s and women’s toilets and showers, plus a separate room for baby baths—no need for change, just enough time to wash up. Toilet paper is provided, and in the center there are beautiful, very clean sinks for washing dishes—I can’t believe how luxurious this campground is; I recommend it to everyone.

The campground has gone downhill quite a bit. Just 1 shower and 2 toilets (smelling of urine) for 100 sites. Only 2 dishwashing stations, and not even room for a small handbag. 41€ per night with the Pasar discount! The fry shop is closed all season. Indoor playground closed....

We spent one night camping there and cannot recommend it under any circumstances. We were told when we booked that we couldn’t park the car right next to the campsite. We were also aware that we couldn’t even drive it close enough to unload our gear. However, we weren’t told until check-in that we’d first have to walk half a kilometer across the campground to get from the parking lot to the tent area. The “tent field” turned out to be a small strip of grass where several tents were already crammed together. We set up our (mind you, very small) two-person trekking tent in between them—it wasn’t possible to properly stake it down or even spread out a picnic blanket to spend time there. All in all, as campers with a tent, we didn’t feel welcome at all and got the impression that they were just trying to squeeze every last square meter out of the site to make a few extra euros. It’s okay for one night. I definitely wouldn’t want to spend any more time here.

The restrooms get a thumbs-up—they’re really top-notch.

> A beautiful and peaceful campground in a great location, close to the beach. Clean accommodations, friendly staff, and a pleasant atmosphere. We definitely recommend it—we’d love to come back.

Great place, with good amenities and a charming design. There's plenty for kids to do, too. Good service and hassle-free.

I've been going there for four years in a row, and it just keeps getting worse. The restrooms are really dismal (maybe they should take a look at how things are done in France); the fry shop is never open; and the vending machines aren't practical and are expensive. A campsite with private restrooms costs twice as much as in the neighboring country!