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This campsite, situated roughly 15 km from the motorway, serves as a handy stopover for travelers, especially those returning from Italy. Its secluded location means guests need a car or bike to reach the nearest town, Dietfurt, which is described as pleasant and worth a visit. The site itself is very basic and heavily regulated, with a strict atmosphere heightened by pandemic-era rules. The sanitary building is new and functional, though it feels impersonal and lacks charm. Cleanliness has varied: initially reported as average, it later improved to excellent, with facilities described as spotless and well-maintained. However, the owner’s reception has consistently drawn criticism for being brusque, unfriendly, and lecturing. A midday closure from 12:00 to 15:00 has caused friction, with guests arriving during this break being turned away or rudely ordered to wait. In one instance, a visitor was confronted for exploring the grounds before checking in, nearly causing them to leave. Another experienced such a hostile welcome that they departed immediately despite decades of caravanning experience. The owner’s attitude has driven away potential guests even after eventually softening in some cases. The pitches themselves are well-regarded for quality and size, offering a reliable base for an overnight stay. Beyond the clean toilets and decent pitches, the campsite has no standout features. A highlight is the nearby village restaurant Bräu Toni, which serves delicious schnitzel, providing a great dining option within easy reach. Overall, while the location and basic facilities may suit a transit stop, the unfriendly management and rigid rules have left many visitors deciding not to return.
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