Biggesee

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Beautifully located (about 5 minutes from the lake), clean restrooms, a bread roll delivery service, and a small kiosk on site. It's also quiet at night.

I’m rating this as the campsite where we set up our tent.
Although the location was very central—so we could get to the lake quickly—the campsites themselves looked half like a construction site. It was as if they were still being built or the uneven ground was being leveled.
The only restroom facilities are located at the entrance, and they’re well-equipped. In our hallway, there was a temporary container-style restroom. It was sufficient for a normal bathroom visit, but also very cramped.

For children, there was a trampoline and some nice play areas.

Once we had gotten used to the site and the long walk to the restrooms, everything was bearable and sufficient for five days.

Luxurious, well-maintained cottages. Everything seems to be fairly new. Great! Comfortable beds (it’s a good idea to bring your own pillow). Equipped with two air conditioners and a heat pump. A very pleasant stay during the hot days. The campground is very quiet; no noise is allowed between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. But even outside these hours, it’s practically silent. We were out every day until around 7:30 p.m. Perhaps the only downside is that there’s no restaurant or small shop where you can buy things like sandwiches or drinks.

We stayed in a chalet, which was absolutely perfect. We really enjoyed exploring the area. The park was clean and everything was well organized.

We stayed there for six nights. We had great weather and a really nice family vacation.