reviews

This was our fifth year at this campsite with our caravan and we are still very satisfied. Staff: From the cleaning staff to the site manager, very friendly throughout and eager to fulfill the guest's every wish. Pitches: There is something for everyone with the pitches: large, small, shady, sunny, right on the beach or a little out of the way. Some pitches can only be used to a limited extent due to shady trees. As with any campsite, you should always check the pitch map when booking and make any requests. These will be taken into account where possible. If you (like us) are not completely flexible, e.g. in terms of the size of the pitch, you should call in advance and reserve a pitch. If you simply book a zone, you may be disappointed, as the best pitches are of course quickly occupied, especially in the high season. Sanitary facilities: Still very well maintained and super clean. It feels like a cleaner is always there during the day. There's nothing to complain about here (apart from guests with no manners)! Water: The pool is quite small and probably designed more for small children. I can't say anything about this area as we only used "the large pool". Access is via a fairly narrow pebble beach and a few stones in the water. Then sandy ground. Beach loungers can be hired daily. Rental: There are two options for renting SUPs, pedal boats, jet skis or even a motorboat directly on the beach. There is also a large water bouncy castle, which is very popular. It's worth comparing the prices ;-) Restaurants: We were very disappointed with the restaurant directly on the site this year. This has been our regular restaurant in recent years, but this year you apparently have to pay extra for friendly service. Apart from one man who has been waiting tables there for years, the staff seem to change every year. This year the guest seemed to be more of a nuisance and we were made to feel short and unfriendly. A smile is not on the menu. Many other campers also noticed this negatively. However, the food is fine and this year side dishes are also included again (you had to order them separately last year). We recommend the Perla restaurant (be sure to reserve a table) at the campsite, the Batana Bar (one bay further towards the town) or the numerous restaurants in the old town, which can be reached on foot or by cab boat (3 euros/person). Miscellaneous: A small supermarket directly on the campsite provides fresh bread and other small items every day. However, as the prices (also for drinks) are considerably higher here, it is advisable to use one of the shopping centers (Tommymarkt, Konzum...) for larger purchases. The vegetable market is great. There is also a small clothing store, an ice cream parlor and another bakery. Events on the plaza provide a good atmosphere for the younger guests. A cocktail bar with live music and various games (table football etc.) is also easily accessible from the square. Excursions: There are many "excursion boats" at the campsite and also in the town, which offer various round trips. If you would like something more personalized, you can ask the numerous cab boat drivers for an individual day trip. Prices: This is the only negative point. The site is quite expensive compared to other sites, but apart from its location close to the old town, it offers no special features to justify the price. We will definitely visit this site again!

Sve pohvale ljubaznom osoblju na bazenu i na cistoci svih prostora. Uzivamo! 😀

Osoblje bazena je vrlo ljubazno, sam bazen je cist, prolagodjen deci, na minimalnoj udaljenosti od mora. Sve pohvale Kucice u Hilltop village su savrsene

We left again after 2 days. The paths to the "dog beach" are abnormally long as they are at the far end of the campsite. But you can't really swim there either. All the activities on this campsite cost extra - a lot extra. Given the not necessarily low rental price, I don't expect to have to pay another €50 for a water bouncy castle for 2 children. The icing on the cake was that we had to pay for the sun loungers by the pool. This no longer has anything to do with family camping, but milking the tourists wherever possible. The wash houses were full of bird droppings and stank. Bread rolls, coke and souvenirs are outrageously expensive. And a nuisance like in many other places: All the children, mostly aged 6 and over, who chase around the squares on their e-scooters in pairs, completely insane and without consideration. 2 stars because: - check-in was quick and uncomplicated - and because we got part of our deposit back as we left early.

We got the so-called "wild camping" where there are no fire pits and no clearly marked sites. Meanwhile there is a lake nearby and loads of fire extinguishers. First time in my life camping when I could not make a fire. Pathetic. And it is more expensive than the average tent site too. The place overall is very nice and workers are nice, but they nickle and dime you every little thing. The no fire this is the real deal breaker here though. Never again.

We had rented an L-Cube. Everything was new and very nicely furnished. Some of the equipment was (still?) missing, e.g. toilet towel hooks, darkening in the open bathroom (so it wasn't dark in the bedroom). According to the description there were two bathrooms, but there was only one toilet. We had booked an extra package to get toiletries. This package was very poor considering the high price, e.g. two dishwasher tabs for a week. The beds were not made up, although we had booked this separately with an extra charge. Someone only came in the evening and did this very creatively, see photo. There is a washing machine and a dryer, unfortunately the use does not work well. The slips of paper for entry sometimes disappear and often the reservation is not adhered to or other people's laundry is simply taken out of the machine. Otherwise, the complex is very well maintained and really very nice, right on the water and in beautiful surroundings. It's worth renting a boat and going to Leiden, for example. Unfortunately, the complex is located directly under a flight path from Schiphol Airport, one of the largest airports in Europe. Certainly very interesting for airplane lovers, but for us it was a bit annoying that every 1-2 minutes an airplane flew past at low altitude from about 5 o'clock in the morning until late at night.

To be avoided 1 week in August. We don't know where to start: already the accommodation horrible no space a living room to make a bed very difficult and the quality of the cushions in several pieces that are not even flat to do and undo every meal because impossible to enjoy the terrace outside because is infected with wasps as soon as you eat. Very small fridge wedged between the doors accessible only to children or thin women because the door opens the wrong way. Shower not hot. The kitchen is horrible because it's outside, so you have to spend hours cooking because you're down with the wasps and the fires go out as soon as there's a bit of wind, and all the cooking utensils are just pots and pans, so everything sticks to the meat, so cooking is disgusting. To boil water in large pots takes about 45 minutes, and when you're done you have to eat inside because millions of wasps are attacking you. The air-conditioning only cools the living room, so you have to leave the bedroom open with outside noise and mosquitoes galore, along with ponds and a donkey that sings either at night or in the morning. So much for accommodation with an outside kitchen, to be avoided! Next, the campsite is just as bad for a 3-star campsite with a star on the sign that has now disappeared: not a very friendly welcome for some, no information provided. The new swimming pools are fine, except that the Jacuzzis don't work, and you have to pay 3€ per person for a swimming cap if you don't, and the lifeguards will kick you out. The deckchairs at the pool also cost money (an unheard-of first), and if you don't, you'll have to lie on the grass, which is disgusting, and the instructors' whistle closes at 6:45pm, not 7pm. The soccer and tennis facilities are horribly broken and impracticable, so there's no paying loan of balls or rackets because they don't want any accidents, nothing to do with the photos. No evening entertainment because nothing was announced. The entertainment is not advertised and takes place in an isolated area in the sand with a few plastic chairs. What's more, hardly anyone takes part. So we hope we haven't forgotten anything, the campsite doesn't make you want to come back at all, we were very disappointed and it wasn't a good family vacation because the family got into trouble over the accommodation obstacle course and the campsite where there's nothing to do and no rest or sleep ... one of the only campsites in all of Europe where we'll never come back ... at an exorbitant price and disgusted.

In the heart of the mountains, a quiet and very pleasant campsite. Mobile homes are a little old-fashioned and not always spotlessly clean. 2h30 from Salzburg, Vienna, Bad Ischl. 3/4 hour from the Red Bull circuit. This region is really beautiful!

Wonderful campsite where we have been coming for years with our own tent: - Good facilities, including a swimming pool - lovely cafe - Super location in beautiful surroundings - in South Limburg is always much to see and do. Camping in Limburg, go to camping Vinkenhof. On to the next visit!

Nice campground, very nice location and surroundings. Options for lunch/dinner is not there (except pizza in the evening). Toilet buildings are sometimes clean.

The lodge was great, with its own swimming pool. The place was very clean and perfect for relaxing with children, as there is a lot to do.

I can confirm all the negatives. I just don't feel like looking into this park any further and writing a detailed review. Just keep your hands off this park. It's your own fault if you go there.