reviews

Bel campeggio, pulito e ben organizzato, con molti servizi, ristorazione, percorsi per camminare, ampia piscina e altri ancora. Le piazzole sono ben servite dai servizi, si sta proprio bene, ci torneremo sicuramente

Horizon Cabin: As soon as we opened the door, we felt like we were standing in front of a painting, with its gorgeous swing and view of the pond. The staff were incredibly kind and discreet. An enchanting place—the boat tour and the hot tub—everything was perfect. Thank you.

It’s now October 2026, and the weather is pretty nice right now—not too cold, just early fall weather. If you want to go shopping, you’ll have to go outside; if you’re a hiker, you’re in the right place—there’s plenty of nature.

Great place

As a campground, it's fine—the location, the sites, the facilities... but if this is supposed to be a resort, it's only because of the pool, which is very nice... but that's about it.
I hate to have to post a negative review regarding maintenance. I can understand that it’s not peak season, but it was the weekend of October 10–12, and the campground was full—at least in the camping area.
The restrooms were very dirty, and near the sports facilities, there was a lot of overgrown weeds (I don’t know if they left it that way for Halloween or what, but still...)
The campsites are large, shaded, and level—they’re actually really nice. I don’t have anything negative to say about them, but the landscaping was completely neglected.
The restrooms take the cake when it comes to poor cleanliness. Unfortunately, they were very neglected; it looked like they only cleaned them with water... I don’t want to say anything else.
Anyway, I had high expectations based on the photo gallery I’d seen, but I was disappointed when it came to maintenance.
I’d drop the “resort” part and just call it a campground.
Maybe during peak season everything is super clean and well-maintained, but if you’re running a campground, you have to make sure everything is up to standard.
I don’t think I’d go back because of the price. It doesn’t deserve it in any sense.
What a shame.
By the way, I didn’t mention the mosquitoes, because you must already know you’re in the best area for them!😅

How do the people who live here even put up with them?😵‍💫🦟

5 stars? Unfortunately, we can’t understand that!

We stayed at the campground in early October during the off-season and were disappointed. The restrooms were very clean, but clearly in need of renovation (moldy grout, worn-out toilet seats). The playground was also neglected, full of trash, and the metal on the play equipment was flaking off. In the otherwise beautifully designed indoor pool, the water was much too cold, and the material on the baby slide was also flaking off.

In the off-season, many facilities were closed, and the supermarket was only open for 1.5 hours in the morning. Given the prices, this simply means you have to make too many compromises.

What we found particularly baffling was the way sites were assigned: The campground was nearly empty, with entire sections completely vacant. Nevertheless, we had to squeeze our trailer into a tiny gap. When we politely asked for a different spot, we weren’t offered a single alternative. Instead, we were told that only the front spots were still being assigned, since the campground would be closing soon. Why guests are crammed together so tightly when there are so many empty spots is completely baffling to us and anything but customer-oriented.

On the positive side were the beautiful, modern restaurant with delicious food and the attractive new rental accommodations.

Conclusion: The campground has potential, but in our opinion, it by no means lives up to the standards of a 5-star campground. The condition, service, and amenities do not match the price. Unfortunately, we do not feel the value for money is there at all.

Super resort clean modern and sustainable concept

We are completely dissatisfied with the way we were treated. The owner apparently wasn’t in the mood.
I’ve never written a negative review before. So this must have been really bad.
We arrived on the first day after a long trip, and no one asked how our trip had been—no small talk, just strictly business—even though you’d expect a more friendly atmosphere at a farm.
During the welcome activity that evening, our children went horseback riding. I would have expected at least a brief chat. Aside from the names of the horses and the girls, there was no further conversation. Nothing educational for the children, such as what a horse eats or what a horse likes. After a few laps, the children wanted to go again. No one else was present at this welcome event. So I asked if they could go for another lap. But no, that wasn’t allowed. The children were even asked, “Did you like it or not?” I thought that was a bit odd, since you could clearly see that the children had enjoyed themselves. A little while later, we went to see the horses, alpacas, and other animals. The animals were fed a few moments later. We would have liked to be asked something like, “Would you like to help?” or “I’m going to feed the animals now.” We just watched and stood there. Nothing. No warmth—just coldness. The animals, on the other hand, were incredibly sweet. We were allowed to pet several horses; they sought out contact with us. And the animals came running toward us. It was really fun.
The tent where we stayed had some large holes and cracks, and there was mold in the tent near the double bed. We didn’t like that, and we didn’t think it was good for anyone’s health, whoever might be staying there.
On the last day, we checked out, and then the owner asked, “You had the pizzas and breakfast.” That in itself was a judgment call. We were really disappointed with our stay. On the plus side: horseback riding, petting animals, the playground, pizza, and a bath. As far as I’m concerned, it’s such a shame. They probably don’t feel like doing it anymore at the end of the season. What a lost cause!

Ideal for a visit to Colmar. Spacious spots, though you can hear the traffic.