This family-run campsite is tucked away in a beautiful forested area, offering spacious and shady pitches that you can select upon arrival. The atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming, ideal for a relaxing break. The owners and staff are consistently praised for their friendliness, helpfulness, and warm hospitality, even accommodating late arrivals. The sanitary facilities are modern, clean, and well-maintained, with showers receiving particular commendation. An onsite bar becomes a social hub in the evenings, attracting both campers and locals. The restaurant is open only on weekends, but a local offers highly recommended homemade boxed meals, and you can order bread and pastries for the next morning. A natural swimming pond, fed by a stream, is a highlight, though its condition can vary seasonally. The site is well-located for hiking and cycling in the surrounding countryside, with small towns nearby. Children can enjoy a small play area and table tennis. The campsite has a quiet, natural setting with woods for walking, making it a great escape. However, there are a few minor drawbacks: check-in is at 4pm, which some find late; the entrance gate barrier can be tricky; insects can be abundant; some areas may get muddy after rain; and grey water and cassette disposal is outside on a sloping road. Electricity is considered a bit expensive, and some older infrastructure, like damaged trash bins, could use renovation. The pool was under renovation at one point, and another guest noted oddly green water. Despite these, the overall experience is highly positive, with the site consistently scoring top marks for cleanliness, staff, and value for money. It is a charming, well-run campsite that feels safe and is easy to access once found.
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