Tucked along the edge of a forest, this campsite offers a naturally beautiful setting that feels especially welcoming for travelers with dogs. The original terraced layout, though showing signs of age, still contributes a certain charm to the property. Guests with caravans will appreciate the spacious pitches, each equipped with electricity, water, and drainage connections right on site. The new warden, who took over this year, is notably friendly and appears genuinely committed to making improvements. Despite these positives, the overall condition of the facilities tells a different story. The sanitary block is in poor shape, with mold, peeling paint, and broken shower cabin locks creating an unpleasant experience. Cleanliness is a persistent issue, extending from the showers and toilets to the laundry room and chemical disposal area. Even basic amenities like toilet paper and soap are absent from the restrooms, despite what some apps may suggest. Hot showers come at an additional fee, which further adds to the cost of a stay. The on-site restaurant operates only on weekends, leaving limited dining options during the week. WiFi is completely unavailable, even as a paid service, which may disappoint guests who rely on internet access. Waste piles up near the entrance of the tent meadow, and no recycling facilities are offered. Water pressure in the showers is decent, and the fixtures appear to have been updated, but the lack of upkeep overshadows these small wins. Many visitors have expressed a willingness to pay a bit more if it meant cleaner, modernized facilities. For dog owners and those seeking a quiet forest retreat, the setting remains appealing. However, the campsite’s potential is undermined by years of neglect that need urgent attention. The friendly staff and spacious, fully serviced pitches are highlights, but they alone cannot compensate for the deteriorated infrastructure.
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