Safaritent - 6 persons

We stayed at this magnificent place in our RV. What can I say? Fantastic pool and campsites. The bathrooms and showers were clean. A spacious common room to spend rainy afternoons with friends.
There is room for improvement. And it needs to be said because criticism helps improve service when offered constructively.
Areas for improvement: … the market is very poorly stocked and ill-suited to the needs of those who don’t eat at the restaurant and don’t have a car to get around.
We’re in the mountains where there are no nearby supermarkets.
The market mainly sells cold cuts and wine.(Products aimed primarily at tourists.) Every kind of wine.
There’s a lack of fresh fruit and vegetables. (Tomatoes are available occasionally; peaches and apples can be found at exorbitant prices, but they’re there.)
They could set up a biweekly service with orders and even advance payment to allow guests to eat properly.
Even among the non-perishable items, there’s a lack of lactose-free milk and gluten-free products. I mean, you don’t need a huge supermarket, but if you’re staying here for a week or longer, basic necessities that are now available at every campground are missing.
The prices might also need a bit of a reevaluation, but everyone can judge that for themselves.
Peaches at 5 euros per kilo, bread at 1 euro per 100-gram loaf. In short… I’d say the cost is pretty high.
Washing machines: they aren’t maintained or cleaned. The gaskets are covered in mold, and when you run a load and the clothes are spun, slime comes out and sticks to the clothes.

I’ll say it again: otherwise, the campground is 5-star. My feedback is solely intended to help improve the campground and address the needs of those who camp here. Read more Show less

A beautiful campground...surrounded by nature, with plenty of activities to enjoy...the upper pool is gorgeous, with a breathtaking view.
The ladies at the front desk were very friendly.
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We “stayed” here in our RV—a magnificent spot with a very comfortable campsite and all amenities nearby. The areas are very clean, except for the smell from the trash cans; even though they’re emptied frequently, the odor can be noticed in the summer when the wind is blowing in that direction. We didn’t eat at the restaurant, but we did shop at … the market, which I think should stock more basic food items—or even offer an order-in service, which would be fine. However, they do have bread and milk (available upon request the day before), pasta, beverages, cold cuts, and cheeses (which I must say are excellent). As for pets, they aren’t very pet-friendly—or rather, we paid €5 per day for the dog but didn’t receive any services in return. I’m fine with the fact that dogs aren’t allowed in the pool or on the lawn, but given the cost, they could set aside an area for guests with pets. The lifeguard was very courteous and set up a section of the bar with lounge chairs so we could stay in the pool area with our dog. There are no supermarkets or grocery stores near the campground; the closest ones are about 2–3 km away… if you don’t have a car, it’s a nice walk uphill—for sure—but not exactly within everyone’s reach. Read more Show less

I’ve been coming to the pool at this beautiful place for three years now. This year, they added a new massage service. I can confirm—for the second time—that the massage from Angie was wonderful, relaxing, and, above all, rejuvenating. I highly recommend giving it a try. Thank you again for this massage—so special and just the right amount of gentle.

A great experience.
We stayed in our RV on a truly cozy site with plenty of natural shade.
The restaurant served high-quality food.
We’ll be back!

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